Teacher Tired & Google Calendar Insights
Today I noticed Google Calendar insights that listed the amount of time in meetings. You can click more information and get a graphic that.
Save Time with Schedule Send in Gmail
Using Schedule Send in Gmail is a great timesaver. It also allows you to plan ahead. As a busy teacher I find moments of.
Legos and Imaginative Play
Dumping a pile of Legos pieces on a table and providing students the opportunity to create is a great exercise in collaboration and creativity..
Emoji Writing for Reluctant Writers
I had the chance to try out eduprotocols Random Emoji Generator with a few students this week. It was an instant hit! Here’s how.
The Power of Play
It is said that play is the highest form of research. As testing season starts, the process and environment of high stakes standardized testing.
Hammock Self Care
Self-care is not indulgent and does not have to be extravagant. Today’s self-care was simple. It was time spend in the backyard hammock with.
Chasing Learning
Today I learned about featured images in WordPress posts. I changed the theme of this blog website in attempt to bring more images aligned.
Driveway Flowers & Watercolor Cats
Spring is in air. The temperatures are rising. Flowers are blooming. I noticed some blooming alongside my driveway this evening. I snapped a few.
Little Bits & Coding
Tonight I was introduced to fuse.littlebits.com during a professional learning session. In the Build mode, you can simulate little bits virtually. Not all bits.
Co-Creation of Anchor Charts
Today during an afterschool training, I was reminded of the importance of co-creation of anchor charts. Anchor charts are used as reference in the.