Here are 5 Art Resources you could use in your classroom
Sketchbook Drawing Prompts Sketchbook assignments became a staple in my upper elementary art classes years ago when I started teaching off a cart. Initially intended
Crispy Plants and Cat Poop [+ Download my FREE Seed Experiment Brochure]
Yup. That’s precisely what awaited us upon our return from the Maritimes, nearly 3 years ago. Sure, our (now deceased) cats were always terrible roommates.
What are we doing today, Ms. Hope?
These are often the words that my students greet (let’s be honest–bombard) me with me each and every time I enter their classroom for Art.
Earth Day 2022
I’ve just got to share this story with you! Last Monday, during Science class, I decided to take the opportunity to talk about Earth Day with
Do you play April Fools jokes on your students?
What about on your boss?!! About 5 years ago my colleague, Lucie, and I played the best April Fools prank ever on our principal, Mr.
My 7 Must-Have Teacher Tools For Teaching Off a Cart
For those of you that don’t know me: Hi, there! My name is Stephanie and I am a full-time elementary teacher living and working in
Add These 5 Books to Your Shopping Cart This March
If you’ve been looking for the best picture books to read to your students this March, look no further, I have rounded up MY TOP 5
3 Ukrainian Women Artists You’ll Want Your Students to Learn About This Month
Two weeks ago, as news regarding the invasion of Ukraine hit headlines worldwide, and images of families with young children fleeing for safety unground or
Imposter Syndrome
I have a teacher-author-related confession to make… I suffer from “imposter syndrome”. When I embarked on this journey of becoming a teacher seller on Teachers
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