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Category Archives: Teaching
The Crayon Bucket
In my classroom, we have this bucket. We call it the crayon bucket. Its job is to hold two kinds of crayons: the broken ones and the forgotten ones. When I started teaching it didn’t take me long to figure … Continue reading
Posted in Devotionals, Teaching
Tagged broken, forgotten, Isaiah 49:15-16, Not forgotten, Paige Givens
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Teaching Kindergarten: 6 Ways To Promote Great Writing
It’s an amazing blessing to have a front row seat to the transformation that takes place in a kindergarten student’s communication skills. Some come to the classroom with very few words in their spoken vocabularies and leave for first grade … Continue reading
Teaching Kindergarten…Keep The Home Living Station!
I remember my first day of kindergarten. I was sort of indifferent about school…I didn’t know what I was getting into, so I just followed my mom into the building. However, once I realized she was leaving me there, I quickly … Continue reading
Sincerely, Your Little One’s Teacher
It’s getting closer and closer. The back-to-school ads have started appearing. The school supply lists have exploded in the front of Walmart. The backpacks have gone on sale. Your friends are squeezing in one last quick trip to the beach … Continue reading
100 Books A Month
Would it be possible to read 100 books in a whole month? Can you read too many books to a class? As December was approaching, I was thinking about my reading instruction, especially in the area of comprehension. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged comprehension, First Grade, kindergarten, Looping, reading, teaching
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A Thankful Teacher
Teaching is a joy. It’s a privilege that some take for granted, and others long for. Teaching is hard. There are days when you give and give and give while it seems as if the ones you are giving to … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized
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Dear Weary Teacher
Dear Weary Teacher, I know it’s only September, and I also know that you are tired. Beat. Worn down. And it’s only September. I know that you are overwhelmed. Stressed. Frazzled. And it’s only September. I know that you are … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized
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To the Christian Teacher in a Public School
How many times have you heard the term (or one similar) “They’ve taken God out of public schools!”? I’ve heard it many, many times but so far it has failed to worry me. Don’t get me wrong, it saddens me that … Continue reading
Posted in Devotionals, Teaching
Tagged back to school, blogging, christian teachers, faith, family, God in schools, music, public school system, teaching, writing
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Teachers, This Could Be YOUR Year
This could be your year. The one you’ve been waiting for. It could be the first year you have your own classroom. You’ve studied, observed, interviewed, waited, despaired with disappointment, interviewed some more, waited some more, worked another job that … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized
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What Does Math Look Like in a Kindergarten Classroom?
Ask ten teachers, you’ll get ten different answers. No teacher is the same, so no teacher’s routine will look the same. Anytime I do a math workshop or professional development session on math, the question that I get asked the … Continue reading