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Discover the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on African American history. Explore engaging activities, lesson plans, and resources to celebrate Juneteenth in your classroom. Teach students about freedom, resilience, and the ongoing fight for equality. Learn how to create an inclusive learning environment and foster cultural awareness. Join us in commemorating Juneteenth and empowering the next generation to embrace diversity and social justice....

Embracing Juneteenth: Cultivating Cultural Understanding and Unity in Schools Discover the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on African American history. Explore engaging activities, lesson plans, and resources to celebrate Juneteenth in your classroom. Teach student…

Embrace Diversity and Spread Love: Creating an Inclusive Classroom for Pride Month Celebrate Pride Month by creating an inclusive and welcoming classroom environment! Learn practical tips and ideas to foster diversity and inclusion. Explore resources like "Influential People Classroom Posters featuring LGBTQ Activists" to introduce inspiring voices. Use inclusive language, establish supportive policies, and celebrate diversity through engaging activities. Create safe spaces where every student feels valued and nurture LGBTQ+ allies. Let's make a difference together! Check out the valuable resource here: "Influential People Classroom Posters: LGBTQ Activists" on Teachers Pay Teachers....

Embrace Diversity and Spread Love: Creating an Inclusive Classroom for Pride Month Embrace Diversity and Spread Love: Creating an Inclusive Classroom for Pride Month Celebrate Pride Month by creating an inclusive and welcoming classroom environment! Learn practical tips and ideas…

As the school year draws to a close, many educators are contemplating their next steps. Moving on to a new role, grade, or school can be tough, but it can also be rewarding. In this blog post, we'll share tips for educators on how to transition to a new role while also keeping in mind the challenges of saying goodbye to students and the school community. Prioritizing your own needs, acknowledging the relationships you've built with your students, seeking out professional development opportunities, and leaving a positive impression on your current school community are some of the key points covered. By following these tips, educators can make the most of this opportunity to grow and develop as an educator....

Smooth Transitions: Strategies for Educators Moving On to a New Chapter in Their Career As the school year draws to a close, many educators are contemplating their next steps. Moving on to a new role, grade, or school can be tough, but it can also be rewarding. In this blog post, we& #…

Are you looking for a children's book that teaches the value of perseverance and determination? Look no further than Diamond Can! As the book celebrates its one-year anniversary, the author reflects on the journey and the support that made it possible. With heartwarming feedback from parents, teachers, and young readers, Diamond Can has become a beloved addition to kids' literature. So why not make it a part of your family's reading time? Order your copy on Amazon today and join the many who have been inspired by Diamond's story of personal growth and empowerment....

Happy Anniversary, Diamond Can! A Look Back at a Year of Sharing Empowering Messages with Kids Are you looking for a children’s book that teaches the value of perseverance and determination? Look no further than Diamond Can! As the book celebrates its one-year anniversary, the author r…

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, and as educators, it's essential to use this time to teach our students about Asian culture and its history, and promote inclusivity and diversity in the classroom. In this blog post, we provide some ideas for celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the elementary school classroom, including learning about different countries and cultures, celebrating with food, exploring the arts, inviting guest speakers, and having a cultural fair. By celebrating diversity in the classroom, we can help our students become more engaged and informed global citizens. To continue promoting inclusivity and diversity in your classroom beyond this month, consider exploring culturally responsive learning resources on our Teachers Pay Teachers page....

Honoring Diversity: Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the Elementary Classroom May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, and as educators, it’s essential to use this time to teach our students about Asian culture and its history, and promote inclusivity and diversit…

Happy earth day teacher friends! I hope you went outside and touched some grass today 💕. I hope everyone is enjoying their spring bring and soaking up all the beautiful sunlight! How did you spend your earth day? Let me know in the comments below 👇🏽

Lol I can’t even lie this used to be me! I love when kids say this, it makes my teacher heart happy. 😂

I hope everyone is enjoying their break! Just popping in to say hello and let everyone know I’m alive! Lol I hope to be back to posting regularly soon.

Anyway, let me know how your break is going on the comments below 👇🏽 . If you’re a teacher who isn’t on break, what are your weekend plans? 👀

Happy February everyone! Support a Black business, volunteer at a Non-profit organization, donate to a Black cause. Show your support to the Black community this February!

If you’re looking for Black History Month learning resources for your students or children, shop my TPT store! The link is in my bio.

How are you celebrating black history month? Let me know in the comments down below. 👇🏽

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OMG! Can you believe that Black History Month is only a few days away? It feels like January just started. I’ve been spending the last two weeks creating worksheets for Black History Month and Women’s History Month! Michelle Obama is my latest edition! I couldn’t wait to come and share this with folx.

I can’t lie, I’m usually the teacher who looks for worksheets a day or two before, but then I find myself scrambling to find what I need. Say it with me: we left leaving procrastination in 2021! We are going to find the resources we need early! Lol

Shop my latest worksheetThe Michelle Obama Word Search and more resources! The link is in my stories or find it directly .ly/Mobama22

One thing about me, I’m gonna draw some Black clip art! Lol

Many of you may not know, but before I was a teacher, I studied visual communications with a concentration in graphic design. When I started teaching, I felt like I had to put drawing on hold. Then the pandemic hit, it was a blessing in disguise for me! The pandemic made stay home and gave me time to draw.

In January, I started selling on teachers pay teachers. Surprisingly enough, I didn’t even think to draw my own clip art 🤦🏽‍♀️. Lol I was searching the internet for clip art but I couldn’t find what I was looking for. Then it hit me, DRAW YOUR OWN! Lol I’ve been drawing each and every piece of clip art, each illustration by myself and it’s been great.

I graduated in 2015 and while I still designed things in my sore time, this has become both a “side hustle” and self care.

Check out my latest resource on teachers pay teachers! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Roll-and-Solve-Math-Center-Activity-Addition-Within-12-Math-Game-7479608

Christmas Roll and Solve Math Center Activity: Addition Within 12 Math Game This fun printable math center is a great way to teach your students addition within 12. This is a fun activity for your students to complete before Christmas break! Grab dice, counters and this printable to teach your students addition. Put some Christmas fun into your math class with theworksheets...

Pay me my worth then add tax. You can keep the merch sweetie. When you pay me my money I can go buy my own t-shirts. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

Most if not all organizations have a mission statement to let the public know what they aim to do to serve/help the community.

In short, My mission is to help Black and Brown students succeed regardless of their zip code. Our students need to see people who look like them not only in their classroom, but in leadership as well. This is why I chose to take the leap and become an educator. I thought about it for many years. I chose another field and I decided to come back to education. Everything I do is for the kids and the betterment of my community.

What is your teacher mission statement? You can think of it as an elevator pitch or it can be a longer statement. What is your reason for doing this work? Let me know in the comments below. 👇🏽