I decided to assign a Women’s History project to my students this year. It feels great! The last time that I taught Second Grade, this was one of the projects that I assigned to my… read more
Why You Should Teach With Wordless Picture Books
My love of reading that dates back to my toddler days! Getting lost in a book in a seconds notice is easy for me to do. I would rather stay home and read than to… read more
Open Doors to African American History
View this post on Instagram these KOOL teachers took the #blackhistorydoorchallenge @takachanique we love this 🙌🏾❤️ #art #blackhistory #blackteachersrock #creative #school #inspiration #blackexcellence #melaninpoppin #greatness #spotify #anchorfm #podcast #coolteacher #blackhistorymonth #artclass A post shared by… read more
1 Epic Way to Celebrate Read Across America Week
Read Across America is a program that promotes early literacy for all children. It is sponsored by the National Education Association. The literacy celebration, thus far, always corresponds with Dr. Seuss’ birthday. The program began… read more
An Easy Way to Kick-Off Black History Month With Your Students
Happy Black History Month! I hope that you are equally excited about this month as I am! As you probably know, I love teaching history period. But, being able to share a little bit of… read more
Diversity in Children’s Literature: Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2019
I can’t believe that another year is upon us! What a blessing to be alive and to be able to have the many wonderful opportunities and experiences that we are able to have. I am… read more
Teacher Self-Care: New Year, New Mindset
Whew! The Educators2Educators Teacher Reboot Virtual Conference was phenomenal! It was quite the beautiful experience for me, and it was a whirlwind; with moment after moment of excitement and new experiences! To provide a little… read more
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