Category : “Life in the Classroom”

Fall Break

October 20, 2022Sarah Kirchoff Education, Elementary, Life in the Classroom

October already? Time for Fall Break!! Where did the first quarter go? Has it already been 8 or 9 weeks of school? I can’t wait for the break to start! Are you ready for parent/teacher conferences? Do you have your

Feedback

October 11, 2022Sarah Kirchoff Education, Elementary, Life in the Classroom

“Your students are so engaged and on task!” “Your students did a wonderful job at explaining what they were working on.” “Your classroom environment is very welcoming!” Feedback is defined as a reaction or response to a particular process or

Relationships Matter

October 10, 2022Rachel Perugini Education, Life in the Classroom, Love

Every Wednesday I meet with my advisory. We started together when they were sophomores, and now, three years later, they are big, bad seniors who are almost ready to graduate. Our class started with about 25 students, but with transfers,

Goal Setting

September 22, 2022Sarah Kirchoff Education, Elementary, Life in the Classroom

“Great leaders don’t set out to be a leader…they set out to make a difference. It’s never about the role – always about the goal” – Lisa Haisha This speaks to so many educators in the classroom today. We all

Snakes In A Classroom?

September 21, 2022Lynna Schiller Elementary, Life in the Classroom, Science

Snakes on a plane? No way! Snakes in a classroom? YES!! I have a snake in my 7th grade science classroom. His name is Sssteve and he is a ball python. The kids LOVE him! I was able

Putting on my Running Shoes

September 20, 2022Caitlin Gawlowski Current Affairs, Life in the Classroom, Uncategorized

I stumble into my closet half asleep after my alarm goes off way too early in the morning, and get dressed. Shirt – check. Pants – check Shoes – cute heels, check. A memory from yesterday flashes through my mind

This photo shows clouds and pine trees..

Finding Myself During a New School Year

September 19, 2022Lisa Barnard Current Affairs, Education, Life in the Classroom, Social Issues

I’m proud to be a teacher. I love impacting lives and inspiring others to love learning just as much as I do. However, it can be dangerous to have your entire identity only in teaching and forget the other parts

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