The Coronavirus is causing schools to shut down and put learning on-line. Teachers are scrambling to put together plans for weeks of distance learning and hoping to keep their kids and families healthy.In order to help teachers make the transition a little easier to e-learning, I have created a week of plans for second-grade teachers that are available in my store on TpT for FREE. I hope this helps just a bit. I have also gathered some great digital resources, as well. Grab that below.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Coronavirus-E-Learning-Plans-for-Second-Grade-5325966" target="_blank">Free Week of Lessons for E-Learning in Second Grade</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/elearning" target="_blank">Free E-Learning Resources</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Trina-Deboree-Teaching-And-Learning/Category/Google-Classroom-Digital-Resources-296962">Resources on Google Drive</a>

The Coronavirus is causing schools to shut down and put learning on-line. Teachers are scrambling to put together plans for weeks of distance learning and hoping to keep their kids and families healthy.In order to help teachers make the transition a little easier to e-learning, I have created a week of plans for second-grade teachers that are available in my store on TpT for FREE. I hope this helps just a bit. I have also gathered some great digital resources, as well. Grab that below.Links Mentioned in the Show:Free Week of Lessons for E-Learning in Second GradeFree E-Learning ResourcesResources on Google Drive

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69: Coronavirus and Distance Learning

68: Emergency Sub Plans and GermsWhen you just can’t make it into work, having an emergency set of sub plans is the answer to a prayer! At my school, we were required to have a week’s worth of sub plans. I couldn’t be happier to have 2 sets! That took me through all 10 of my sick days. And you never know when you need them!And since it is that time of year where yes I am sick, I thought you might be interested in my little reader- Germs, Germs, Germs: A Problem With Germs. Here’s to YOU not having a problem with germs! Stay healthy and keep teaching and learning.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Emergency-Sub-Plans-for-2nd-3rd-Grade-Teachers-Bundle-1562120">Emergency Sub Plans- 5 Days of Plans</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Emergency-Sub-Plans-Bundle-for-2nd-3rd-Grade-Teachers-Winter-Edition-3563401">Emergency Sub Plans- Winter Theme 5 Days</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Science-Reader-Germs-Germs-Germs-The-Problem-With-Germs-876927">Germs, Germs, Germs: The Problem With Germs</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/How-to-Put-my-Emergency-Sub-Plans-Winter-Version-Together-3564939" target="_blank">How to Put My Emergency Sub Plans Together Video Tutorial</a>Here is what teachers are saying about My Emergency Sub Plans:My school requires 5 days of sub plans (due by the first week of school). We are all teachers here.. we know how hectic the beginning of the school year can be. 5 days of sub plans on top of it all? A couple of hours ago.. I was sitting trying to figure out how I was gonna get it all done by tomorrow (procrastination at it's finest..) I decided to get on this handy dandy website and WHAM.. 5 days done after a click of a button. You are a lifesaver. This is the best $10 dollars I ever spent. THANK YOU! :)This was the best $10 I have spent all year! Thank you so much for putting in all of this work! You made creating my emergency sub plans a snap.This is great! While I hope I don't have to use them...just knowing I have them ready is so helpful! It was so easy to put together my emergency sub folder using your product!I love these emergency sub plans. I'm currently a new teacher for a second grade class and having an unplanned sick day can be killer if I have to go in and prepare for a sub. Thus, I was easily able to add my plans via adobe (or you can manually write). It also provided age appropriate lessons for all subjects for 5 days, if needed. Thank you so much again for this awesome product!Here are what teachers are saying about the Germs reader:This came in really handy once the flu season started!Left this for the substitute and she said they loved it and sparked many conversations.This is great! I can't wait to use it with my students! Our health curriculum is so poor. Thank you!

68: Emergency Sub Plans and GermsWhen you just can’t make it into work, having an emergency set of sub plans is the answer to a prayer! At my school, we were required to have a week’s worth of sub plans. I couldn’t be happier to have 2 sets! That took me through all 10 of my sick days. And you never know when you need them!And since it is that time of year where yes I am sick, I thought you might be interested in my little reader- Germs, Germs, Germs: A Problem With Germs. Here’s to YOU not having a problem with germs! Stay healthy and keep teaching and learning.Links Mentioned in the Show:Emergency Sub Plans- 5 Days of PlansEmergency Sub Plans- Winter Theme 5 DaysGerms, Germs, Germs: The Problem With GermsHow to Put My Emergency Sub Plans Together Video TutorialHere is what teachers are saying about My Emergency Sub Plans:My school requires 5 days of sub plans (due by the first week of school). We are all teachers here.. we know how hectic the beginning of the school year can be. 5 days of sub plans on top of it all? A couple of hours ago.. I was sitting trying to figure out how I was gonna get it all done by tomorrow (procrastination at it's finest..) I decided to get on this handy dandy website and WHAM.. 5 days done after a click of a button. You are a lifesaver. This is the best $10 dollars I ever spent. THANK YOU! :)This was the best $10 I have spent all year! Thank you so much for putting in all of this work! You made creating my emergency sub plans a snap.This is great! While I hope I don't have to use them...just knowing I have them ready is so helpful! It was so easy to put together my emergency sub folder using your product!I love these emergency sub plans. I'm currently a new teacher for a second grade class and having an unplanned sick day can be killer if I have to go in and prepare for a sub. Thus, I was easily able to add my plans via adobe (or you can manually write). It also provided age appropriate lessons for all subjects for 5 days, if needed. Thank you so much again for this awesome product!Here are what teachers are saying about the Germs reader:This came in really handy once the flu season started!Left this for the substitute and she said they loved it and sparked many conversations.This is great! I can't wait to use it with my students! Our health curriculum is so poor. Thank you!

68: Emergency Sub Plans and Germs

Standards-based grading and standards-based report cards can be a complete shift from taking grades for primary teachers. I know when we first started doing standards-based grades my team of second-grade teachers and I had to have a lot of discussion around what this would look like. We were no longer taking an average. We were monitoring how well our students were moving along in the standard.Today I sit down with a third-grade teacher Erin Julius from South Dakota to get her take on al things standards-based assessment. I hope you will join us.Links Mentioned in the Show and Standards-Based Assessment for Second Grade:<a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Standards-Based-Assessment-BUNDLE-Literature-and-Informational-Text-3196850">Standards-Based Assessment ELA Bundle for 2nd Grade</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Bundled-ELA-Exit-Tickets-for-Second-Grade-1435968">Exit Tickets for ELA 2nd Grade</a>

Standards-based grading and standards-based report cards can be a complete shift from taking grades for primary teachers. I know when we first started doing standards-based grades my team of second-grade teachers and I had to have a lot of discussion around what this would look like. We were no longer taking an average. We were monitoring how well our students were moving along in the standard.Today I sit down with a third-grade teacher Erin Julius from South Dakota to get her take on al things standards-based assessment. I hope you will join us.Links Mentioned in the Show and Standards-Based Assessment for Second Grade:Standards-Based Assessment ELA Bundle for 2nd GradeExit Tickets for ELA 2nd Grade

67: A Closer Look At Standards-Based Grading

66: Google Classroom With Bethany Rodgers Today I sit down with 6 grade ELA teacher, Bethany Rodgers as she shares loads of tips for using Google and Google Classroom. Talk about a highly engaging environment! You will definitely need to take notes during this episode.Bethany shares so many Google strategies and ways to integrate technology in a meaningful way. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://www.ted.com/talks/rita_pierson_every_kid_needs_a_champion">Every Kid Needs a Champion TED Talk by Rita Pierson</a>Mrs. Rodgers’ ELA Class on Instagram and Facebook<a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Mrsrodgerselaclass?fbclid=IwAR3ycRAS6Mlog1ulFdVANsxwrR_kxN6f0mCyOo2MR_rjpKmrEZU5Gast_5k" target="_blank">Mrs. Rodgers’ ELA Class on TpT</a>

66: Google Classroom With Bethany Rodgers Today I sit down with 6 grade ELA teacher, Bethany Rodgers as she shares loads of tips for using Google and Google Classroom. Talk about a highly engaging environment! You will definitely need to take notes during this episode.Bethany shares so many Google strategies and ways to integrate technology in a meaningful way. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:Every Kid Needs a Champion TED Talk by Rita PiersonMrs. Rodgers’ ELA Class on Instagram and FacebookMrs. Rodgers’ ELA Class on TpT

66: Google Classroom With Bethany Rodgers

65: Stories From Podcasting School for TeachersEducators share their success stories about podcasting in the classroom and utilizing podcasts to share content with students. Podcasting School for Teachers was a live training that was shared on February 17th. Educators from a variety of levels joined to hear how to implement podcasts and podcasting into their classrooms. Today we talk about the take-aways from this training. I hope you will join me.From creating podcasts with 2nd graders and audio exit tickets for first graders to listening to literature-based podcasts at the high school level, teachers, media specialists, and home school moms share their successes and adventures after going through Podcasting School for Teachers. These stories inspire the integration of this powerful technology into the classroom and learning spaces all over the country. Thank you for sharing!Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://trina-deboree.mykajabi.com/sales-page-76d88d42-dc79-4dac-93d2-d15dc1d735a0?preview_theme_id=1507172">Podcasting School for Teachers</a> (Replay Virtual Training + Goodies) Available until the end of February<a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Podcast-Exit-Tickets-for-Story-Telling-Podcasts-5196797">Podcast Exit Tickets for Story-Telling Podcasts</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Podcast-Exit-Tickets-for-Informational-Podcasts-5235508">Podcast Exit Tickets for Informational Podcasts</a>

65: Stories From Podcasting School for TeachersEducators share their success stories about podcasting in the classroom and utilizing podcasts to share content with students. Podcasting School for Teachers was a live training that was shared on February 17th. Educators from a variety of levels joined to hear how to implement podcasts and podcasting into their classrooms. Today we talk about the take-aways from this training. I hope you will join me.From creating podcasts with 2nd graders and audio exit tickets for first graders to listening to literature-based podcasts at the high school level, teachers, media specialists, and home school moms share their successes and adventures after going through Podcasting School for Teachers. These stories inspire the integration of this powerful technology into the classroom and learning spaces all over the country. Thank you for sharing!Links Mentioned in the Show:Podcasting School for Teachers (Replay Virtual Training + Goodies) Available until the end of FebruaryPodcast Exit Tickets for Story-Telling PodcastsPodcast Exit Tickets for Informational Podcasts

65: Stories From Podcasting School for Teachers

Today we will talk all about the most practical and engaging application of having technology in the classroom being the ability to empower your students to take charge of their learning by using podcasting in the classroom. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/podcasting-school-for-teachers">Podcasting School for Teachers Virtual PD</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/one-tired-teacher-blog/61-3-powerful-reasons-why-teachers-should-be-podcasting" target="_blank">61: 3 Powerful Reasons Why Teachers Should Be Podcasting</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/one-tired-teacher-blog/62-3-ways-to-increase-engagement-in-the-classroom-with-podcasting" target="_blank">62: 3 Ways to Increase Engagement in the Classroom With Podcasting</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/one-tired-teacher-blog/63-podcasting-for-teachers-where-do-i-start" target="_blank">63: Podcasting for Teachers: Where Do I Start?</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Podcast-Exit-Tickets-for-Story-Telling-Podcasts-5196797">Podcast Exit Tickets for Story-Telling Podcasts</a>

Today we will talk all about the most practical and engaging application of having technology in the classroom being the ability to empower your students to take charge of their learning by using podcasting in the classroom. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:Podcasting School for Teachers Virtual PD61: 3 Powerful Reasons Why Teachers Should Be Podcasting62: 3 Ways to Increase Engagement in the Classroom With Podcasting63: Podcasting for Teachers: Where Do I Start?Podcast Exit Tickets for Story-Telling Podcasts

64: 5 Tips for Using Podcasts in Your Classroom

63: Podcasting for Teachers: Where Do I Start?Integrating meaningful technology that enhances your instruction can sometimes be difficult to find. Podcasts and podcasting can be the very tool you need to cover standards, integrate technology, motivate learners, and get kids thinking and learning!Today I talk all about the first steps teachers take to get their students creating podcast episodes that share what they know and utilize standards and meaningful technology to cover content, offer access to all students, and inspire a love of learning. I hope you will join me.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/podcasting-school-for-teachers" target="_blank">Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning/Podcasting-School-For-Teachers</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/one-tired-teacher-blog/61-3-powerful-reasons-why-teachers-should-be-podcasting" target="_blank">Episode 61: 3 Powerful Reasons Why Teachers Should Be Podcasting</a><a href="https://trinadeboreeteachingandlearning.com/one-tired-teacher-blog/62-3-ways-to-increase-engagement-in-the-classroom-with-podcasting" target="_blank">Episode 62: 3 Ways to Increase Engagement in the Classroom With Podcasting</a><a href="https://trina-deboree-teaching-and-learning.ck.page/c61ddcbabe" target="_blank">Top 10 Podcasts for Kids Free Download</a>

63: Podcasting for Teachers: Where Do I Start?Integrating meaningful technology that enhances your instruction can sometimes be difficult to find. Podcasts and podcasting can be the very tool you need to cover standards, integrate technology, motivate learners, and get kids thinking and learning!Today I talk all about the first steps teachers take to get their students creating podcast episodes that share what they know and utilize standards and meaningful technology to cover content, offer access to all students, and inspire a love of learning. I hope you will join me.Links Mentioned in the Show:Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning/Podcasting-School-For-TeachersEpisode 61: 3 Powerful Reasons Why Teachers Should Be PodcastingEpisode 62: 3 Ways to Increase Engagement in the Classroom With PodcastingTop 10 Podcasts for Kids Free Download

63: Podcasting for Teachers: Where Do I Start?

Today we discuss the ways that podcasting can be used to engage students in the classroom. Getting students to participate can be difficult at times. Teachers are continually competing with the fast pace of video games and instant gratification that exists in our world today. That's why podcasting can be such a useful tool to grab the attention of your students. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/onetiredteacher/" target="_blank">One Tired Teacher Facebook Group</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/MakerSpaceTrinaDeboreeTeachingandLearning/" target="_blank">Makerspace Thinking and Learning Facebook Group</a><a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Podcast-Exit-Tickets-for-Story-Telling-Podcasts-5196797" target="_blank">Podcast Exit Tickets for Fictional Podcasts</a>

Today we discuss the ways that podcasting can be used to engage students in the classroom. Getting students to participate can be difficult at times. Teachers are continually competing with the fast pace of video games and instant gratification that exists in our world today. That's why podcasting can be such a useful tool to grab the attention of your students. I hope you stick around.Links Mentioned in the Show:One Tired Teacher Facebook GroupMakerspace Thinking and Learning Facebook GroupPodcast Exit Tickets for Fictional Podcasts

62: 3 Ways to Increase Engagement in the Classroom With Podcasting

Podcasting is such a powerful medium on which to share your message. So why not put that in the hands of kids? Kids these days are constantly sharing their messages on social media. Yet, our children are feeling heard less and less. Why not give them a platform to speak up and be heard?Today on the show I will share 3 powerful reasons teachers should be utilizing podcasts in their classroom. Whether you are finding or recording podcasts, you have the opportunity to engage your kids!Links Mentioned in the Show:Teacherpreneurs, Raise Your Hand

Podcasting is such a powerful medium on which to share your message. So why not put that in the hands of kids? Kids these days are constantly sharing their messages on social media. Yet, our children are feeling heard less and less. Why not give them a platform to speak up and be heard?Today on the show I will share 3 powerful reasons teachers should be utilizing podcasts in their classroom. Whether you are finding or recording podcasts, you have the opportunity to engage your kids!Links Mentioned in the Show:Teacherpreneurs, Raise Your Hand

61: 3 Powerful Reasons Why Teachers Should Be Podcasting

60: How Teachers Can Make Smart Moves With MoneyTeachers don't go into teaching for the money. In fact, we often know there won't be a lot of that. So how do we not only survive a teacher's salary but thrive instead? Today Rob Phelan from Fi Educator and I sit down and have some hard conversations about money. I only wish I had this conversation 20 years ago! I hope you will join us.Links Mentioned in the Show:<a href="https://www.thesimplestartup.com">The Simple StartUp: A Beginner’s Guide To Starting Your Own Business</a><a href="https://www.choosefi.com/k12" target="_blank">ChooseFI K-12 Financial Literacy Curriculum </a> <a href="https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Fi-" target="_blank">Fi Educator on TpT</a><a href="https://www.fieducator.com">New Blog (coming Feb 2020)</a><a href="https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=990917244396825&amp;ref=content_filter" target="_blank">ChooseFi Facebook Group</a>Recommended Podcasts for learning how to manage your money: ChooseFI Afford Anything Stacking Benjamins Teach and Retire Rich (teacher-specific) One Million Apples (teacher-specific)

60: How Teachers Can Make Smart Moves With MoneyTeachers don't go into teaching for the money. In fact, we often know there won't be a lot of that. So how do we not only survive a teacher's salary but thrive instead? Today Rob Phelan from Fi Educator and I sit down and have some hard conversations about money. I only wish I had this conversation 20 years ago! I hope you will join us.Links Mentioned in the Show:The Simple StartUp: A Beginner’s Guide To Starting Your Own BusinessChooseFI K-12 Financial Literacy Curriculum Fi Educator on TpTNew Blog (coming Feb 2020)ChooseFi Facebook GroupRecommended Podcasts for learning how to manage your money:ChooseFI Afford AnythingStacking BenjaminsTeach and Retire Rich (teacher-specific)One Million Apples (teacher-specific)

60: How Teachers Can Make Smart Moves With Money

Implementing New Habits in the Classroom for the New YearToday we will be talking about the power of habit building and the impact habits can have on your results. We will talk about an excellent book titled Atomic Habits by James Clear. You will find that just a 1% change can have a compounded interest on your desired result. I hope you'll join me.Creating new habits in the classroom can be just as beneficial as they are in your personal goals. Surprisingly, it only takes a small amount of change to your habits to create a massive result.You do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems. ~James ClearThink about the habits in your classroom that you currently have in place. How are they working? What would you like to see improve?Recap of what James says is the best way to change a behavior: {Make your habits…}ObviousAttractiveEasierSatisfyingIf you want to break a habit…Make it invisibleMake it unattractiveMake it harderMake it unsatisfyingI hope to hear about your habit changes in our new One Tired Teacher Facebook group. Join today!Links Mentioned in the Show: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/onetiredteacher/">One Tired Teacher Facebook Group</a><a href="https://amzn.to/35mVRMq" target="_blank">Atomic Habits by James Clear</a>{This is an affiliate link. It doesn’t change the cost to you, but it does give me pennies on your purchase.}Subscribe and Review: Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/one-tired-teacher/id1443861804">Click here for iTunes</a>.Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/one-tired-teacher/id1443861804">iTunes</a>, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in an read. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/one-tired-teacher/id1443861804">Click here to leave a review</a>, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

Implementing New Habits in the Classroom for the New YearToday we will be talking about the power of habit building and the impact habits can have on your results. We will talk about an excellent book titled Atomic Habits by James Clear. You will find that just a 1% change can have a compounded interest on your desired result. I hope you'll join me.Creating new habits in the classroom can be just as beneficial as they are in your personal goals. Surprisingly, it only takes a small amount of change to your habits to create a massive result.You do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems. ~James ClearThink about the habits in your classroom that you currently have in place. How are they working? What would you like to see improve?Recap of what James says is the best way to change a behavior: {Make your habits…}ObviousAttractiveEasierSatisfyingIf you want to break a habit…Make it invisibleMake it unattractiveMake it harderMake it unsatisfyingI hope to hear about your habit changes in our new One Tired Teacher Facebook group. Join today!Links Mentioned in the Show: One Tired Teacher Facebook GroupAtomic Habits by James Clear{This is an affiliate link. It doesn’t change the cost to you, but it does give me pennies on your purchase.}Subscribe and Review: Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here for iTunes.Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in an read. Click here to leave a review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

59: OTT: Implementing New Habits in the Classroom for the New Year

Welcome to One Tired Teacher Episode 58: 5 Blissful Ideas to Make This Holiday Spectacular for Teachers. Today we are focusing on our holiday mindset. So often teachers go from frazzled hectic classrooms right before Christmas to frazzle hectic holiday households. So today let’s talk about 5 blissful ideas to help make your holiday spectacular and get you in the holiday mindset. I hope you will stick around!I hope you have a restful, recharging break. And that your time brings you some peace and joy. One Tired Teacher will be back in the new year! So I hope to see you in 2020. Until then Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, sweet dreams, and sleep tight.

Welcome to One Tired Teacher Episode 58: 5 Blissful Ideas to Make This Holiday Spectacular for Teachers. Today we are focusing on our holiday mindset. So often teachers go from frazzled hectic classrooms right before Christmas to frazzle hectic holiday households. So today let’s talk about 5 blissful ideas to help make your holiday spectacular and get you in the holiday mindset. I hope you will stick around!I hope you have a restful, recharging break. And that your time brings you some peace and joy. One Tired Teacher will be back in the new year! So I hope to see you in 2020. Until then Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, sweet dreams, and sleep tight.

58: 5 Blissful Ideas to Make This Holiday Spectacular for Teachers

57: Christmas Around the World in the ClassroomWelcome to One Tired Teacher episode 57: Christmas Around the World in the Classroom. You can probably tell from all the Christmas decor that Christmas is just around the corner. And if by chance you are traveling to work with blinders on I’m 100% positive you can feel it in the energy in your classroom.Today we are going to talk about taking a cultural adventure through 7 different countries to ensure learning, high engagement, and holiday fun is being covered in these last few weeks until the big day. I hope you stick around!Links Mentioned in the Show:Hands-On Christmas Science Episode 56Christmas Around the World

57: Christmas Around the World in the ClassroomWelcome to One Tired Teacher episode 57: Christmas Around the World in the Classroom. You can probably tell from all the Christmas decor that Christmas is just around the corner. And if by chance you are traveling to work with blinders on I’m 100% positive you can feel it in the energy in your classroom.Today we are going to talk about taking a cultural adventure through 7 different countries to ensure learning, high engagement, and holiday fun is being covered in these last few weeks until the big day. I hope you stick around!Links Mentioned in the Show:Hands-On Christmas Science Episode 56Christmas Around the World

57: Christmas Around the World in the Classroom

Hands-On Christmas ScienceToday we are focusing on getting our students to love learning and science in a time of year where they just want to play and open presents! In this engaging activity, they can feel like they are playing, opening presents, and learning all about solids, liquids, and gases.Grab my Christmas science freebie below. Enjoy!Links Mentioned in the Show:How to Guarantee Survival the Weeks Before Christmas Vacation BlogOne Tired Teacher: Episode 4: Surviving the Weeks Before Winter BreakHolidays Matter

Hands-On Christmas ScienceToday we are focusing on getting our students to love learning and science in a time of year where they just want to play and open presents! In this engaging activity, they can feel like they are playing, opening presents, and learning all about solids, liquids, and gases.Grab my Christmas science freebie below. Enjoy!Links Mentioned in the Show:How to Guarantee Survival the Weeks Before Christmas Vacation BlogOne Tired Teacher: Episode 4: Surviving the Weeks Before Winter BreakHolidays Matter

56- Hands-On Christmas Science

From One Tired Teacher, Happy Thanksgiving!

From One Tired Teacher, Happy Thanksgiving! 

55: Happy Thanksgiving!

One Tired Teacher takes the trials of teaching and the treasures or best parts of being a teacher or educator and tells it like it is. Yes, I got tired of the politics and the brokenness of a system that seems to have lost their way. But what I didn't get tired of was actually educating children and talking about teaching with fellow educators. Inspiring and motivating children and fellow teachers are what fueled my passion for being a part of the solution to the problems in education. So let’s wake up this system weekly with a variety of guests and start talking!

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