Hi Reader, It's hard to believe, but here we are, just a few weeks from the finish line. You've taught lessons, wiped tears, tied shoes, cheered kids on, and probably answered a thousand questions a day. You've shown up, even on the hardest mornings. And you've created a space where your students feel safe, seen, and inspired. That's not small. That's magic. These final weeks can feel long and emotional- full of energy, excitement, and exhaustion. But they're also a time of celebration, reflection, and connection. So breathe in this last chapter. You've planted seeds all year long, and now, you get to see them bloom. Whether your days are filled with end-of-year projects, field days, or hugs you'll never forget, remember: 👉You've made a difference. 👉You're still making one. 👉And the finish line is in sight. You've got this- one day, one smile, one deep breath at a time. I'm cheering you on! 💪 Ten Reasons Why I 💖 Being Your TeacherIf you're looking for a meaningful (and FREE) end-of-the-year gift your students will treasure, feel free to download my 10 Reasons I Love Being Your Teacher. I like to keep these on my desk during the last few weeks of school. This way it's ready whenever a funny memory or thought about a particular students pops into my head. The students receive this on our last full day of school. Click below to download your own copy: 10 Reasons Why I Love Being Your Teacher.pdf Have a wonderful week! |
I show teachers how to make kids feel like they're traveling the world. I've been teaching for 18 years and have spoken at educator conferences in multiple countries. My 30+ travel lessons are made for early childhood students and cover places aroudnd the globe 🌎
Hi Reader, This week I am going to let one of my students take over teaching. Why? Because it's almost the end of the year and I'm exhausted...KIDDING! 🤣 My class will be "traveling" to Haiti on Friday. Several of my classroom families are from Haiti. One of my students, Laurryn, is extremely proud that her dad is from there. Her eyes lit up when I told the class last week we were heading to Haiti...the class has been waiting all year for this day! 🤔So how I am going to have a 6 year old...
Hi Reader, Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! I hope you feel appreciated every day as an educator, but this week especially. 💕 Ople: The New Teacher App I'm excited to share about a new mobile app I recently came across that is made for teachers. Ople is designed to connect educators so they can share what works in their classrooms. It was first released in October 2024, is currently available in North America, and will be available worldwide soon. Ople is similiar to Instagram and TikTok...
Hi Reader, For years I struggled with teaching my students about social studies. It's the reason why I started creating Passport Adventures for my students. But today I want to share with you another resource that has made a huge impact on my class. 🤯 Recently, Jess Wurzbacher, connected with me on Instagram (gotta love social media!) to tell me about Reach the World. She's the manager of the K-12 programs for this incredible organization. Reach the World uses global networking to connect...