The Fulfilled Classroom

I shared a pretty cool milestone this morning.

I was invited by Julie Hall to chat with her Book Creators Club community about reaching 10,000+ sales on Amazon and share a little about how I got here.

It was fun to look back at the books and products I’ve created, the things I’ve learned, and how much this little business has grown along the way.

When I started creating my first books, I definitely wasn’t imagining a “10,000 sales” interview someday.

Feeling pretty grateful for every person who has bought one of my books, journals or resources — and excited to keep creating. 💛

Here’s to the next 10,000!

Building classroom community doesn’t have to mean adding another big activity to your plans.

Sometimes it’s a question, a quick check-in, or a few minutes that help students learn something new about each other.

Save these 5 ideas for those first few weeks back.

TheFulfilledClassroom

Some moments don’t need much explaining. 💚💙
Another great week with family.

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We often spend the last few weeks of summer thinking about lesson plans, classroom setup, and everything we need to prepare.

But before students remember what we teach, they’ll remember how they felt when they walked through our door.

Did someone notice them?

Did they feel like they belonged?

Did they feel safe enough to try?

The little moments in those first few days become the foundation for everything that follows.

These are a few of the things I come back to every year, and they’re a big part of the classroom culture guide I’ve been creating. I can’t wait to share more with you this week.

Is there something you would add to the list?