Author name: Michelle

Three series of May nonfiction reading passages for upper elementary with comprehension questions, printable PDF for third through sixth grade.
Blog

Why the Best Nonfiction Reading Topics are Specific

Most teachers know that getting kids to actually engage with nonfiction reading is half the battle. Choosing the right nonfiction reading topics for elementary students can mean the difference between a class that’s locked in and one that’s checked out. You can have a great passage with solid comprehension questions, but if the topic feels […]

Blog

Grow Your Classroom Library on a Budget

Expand Your Classroom Library Without Breaking The Piggy Bank!   Creating an engaging and enriching classroom library goes beyond just a collection of books; it’s about crafting a sanctuary of imagination, learning, and growth for students.  If you’re a teacher looking to create a classroom library that promotes a love for reading while also supporting

10 Must Haves to Elevate Your Teacher Desk and Classroom
Blog

10 Must Haves to Elevate Your Teacher Desk

Your Teacher Desk is a place of Organized Chaos, where creativity meets organization. Be Proud! In my opinion, the best way to improve your workspace as a teacher is to elevate your teacher desk space. We actively seek ways to enhance our teaching environments and streamline our workflow as educators.  But I totally understand that,

Top 5 Free online resources for ESL Teachers
Blog

Free ESL Resources Top 5 Picks

My Top FREE ESL Resources to Use Online As an experienced teacher, I understand that teaching English as a Second Language can be both thrilling and demanding. Whether I’m teaching in a foreign country, a brick-and-mortar classroom, or through an online platform, I recognize the significance of having a wide range of excellent resources, free

teaching esl abroad learn local language for your mental health
Blog

Teach ESL Abroad: Learn Local Language for Your Mental Health

The first step to successful ESL teaching abroad is to learn the local language As someone who’s navigated the exciting yet challenging journey of teaching abroad, I’ve got a crucial tip to share about teaching abroad. Not just South Korea, but advice for any destination travel to teach!  If you take your mental health serious,

Scroll to Top