Stories embedded into my heart are my favorites like. Although I came across this book in 2009, I still recall the richness of the words and the endurance of the character. Is a new books to add to this favorite list of powerful stories. I have read it five times trying to comb.

Where book love and primary classroom hilarity are shared. The Boy on Cinnamon Street. The Lions of Little Rock. The Higher Power of Lucky. The One and Only Ivan.

Last summer, I made the decision to disconnect. I logged off Facebook and Instagram for the summer and I did not check my email for ten long weeks. I read only the books I felt like reading and wrote only the things I felt like writing. The result was one of the happiest summers of my lifetime.

You Should Definitely Read These Posts. Where Else to Find Me. Can you believe today is the. Two-month anniversary of this blog. Tell me your biggest teaching need, in this.

Navigating the Galaxies of 21st Century Learning. Digital Learning Sunday Linkup with Reflections on the Teche.

My son has a great, albeit quirky, sense of humor. They do have arrows on the ends. And the social media post about funny answers on tests? .

The blog of an English Educator. Initial Feelings of a Brand New Teacher. Then why do I feel otherwise? Is a weekly .

The Good Will of Fish Town. There is a great deal in chimpanzee r.

A middle school English teacher, I have a love for sarcasm and wordsmithing. We recently moved back to my hometown of Westborough and are raising our son on a quiet Cul-de-Sac. I struggle daily to maintain the balance between being a working mom, wife, run a household and finding time to enjoy the little things.

Supporting Instructional Coaches, One Letter at a Time. Slice of Life March Challenge. Birthdays on Passover are not fair. Flight to Florida booked, total win. Soccer season starting, craziness will begin.