I recently shared a cooking class over on my Instagram stories that I did with my students online. And after many requests, I’m sharing my Nutella croissants recipe, along with free printable visuals for you to download and use with your students. Ingredients 1 egg. Nutella. Puff pastry – I use the ready roll one. This will make 6 croissants…. Read More
What is a Word Wall? And How to Use One?
The last month I seem to have been inundated with one question – ‘What is a word wall?’ And while I have been busy replying to everyone individually, I thought it was about time I just made a blog post on it so that you guys can all come here and read about it yourself. In this blog post today… Read More
Using Prompts in Special Education
All of us will be using some sort of prompt each day in our classroom. But, are they being used correctly? Today, I’m talking all about using prompts in special education effectively and appropriately. I get a lot of questions from people who are confused about prompting and so I thought I’d share a quick blog post on it here… Read More
Ways to Make Your Classroom More Inclusive
With everything going on in the world right now, I think we can all agree that this is the kick a lot of us needed to ensure that we are thinking about ways to make your classroom more inclusive. I know for sure, it’s made me take a step back to make sure that I am doing everything possible in… Read More
How to Use Social Narratives
Social narratives have always been a huge part of my teaching. This isn’t to say they work with every student – but they do work with the majority of mine. And today I’m going to be sharing what and how to use social narratives with your students. What are Social Narratives? A social narrative is a visual and simplified story… Read More
Diverse Books for Children
Now more than ever, I think it’s important for us to ensure that we have a range of diverse books for children. And that’s both at home and in school. I recently read some statistics from the University of Wisconsin Cooperative Children’s Book Center. In 2018 that the representation in children’s books is the following; 50% White 27% Animals/other 10%… Read More
Online Graduation Ideas for Distance Learning
I have been inundated over the last couple of weeks with messages and emails asking for online graduation ideas to do with students. So, today I’m going to pile some ideas into one blog post for you to have quick and easy access to. Some of these ideas can be all online, while others can contain ideas for you to… Read More
Online Zoom Lesson for Beauty and the Beast
I’m so excited to share another online zoom lesson with you all! This week we had a Beauty and the Beast themed online Zoom lesson and it was a huge hit with the students! I have included affiliate links for the books I used in this blog post below. If you purchase through an affiliate link, I may earn a… Read More
Zoom Lesson Idea for Online PJ Party
I recently shared a look at the PJ Zoom party I threw over on my Instagram – and ended up with hundreds of DMs from you all asking for more information. So, today on the blog I’m sharing my zoom lesson idea for a PJ party to use with your students – and some freebies for you to use as… Read More
Zoom Distance Learning Lesson Ideas
I have been using Zoom for a little while now for distance learning – and I really enjoy using it. I’ve had a lot of messages on social media asking for ideas to use to make online lessons fun and engaging. So today I’m sharing a bunch of Zoom distance learning lesson ideas that you can use with your students…. Read More
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