What happens when you can’t sleep? Why, you stay up all night and create a new Ultimate Teacher Planner for your TPT store! This planner has everything that a teacher might need. It’s 80 pages and includes… a cover page;…
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I just finished reading For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood… and the Rest of Y’all Too by Christopher Emdin. And… wow. While I have about 12 blog post ideas just from reading it, I knew that I wanted to start…
I know that one of my favorite places on the Internet is the Quotes section on Pinterest. I’m constantly looking for inspirational words to help me get through the week. I do the same thing when I read by highlighting…
If you are an educator and you haven’t read the Hacking Education series, you’re already behind. The books are quick reads and give great, easy examples that you can take back to your school or classroom the next day. Really….
Like most teachers, I am heavily involved in my students and classroom. I am constantly looking for engaging lessons, rigorous curriculum, the next best behavior system. Most teachers spend their summers working to add to their mental file cabinet with…
Today was the last day of school before Spring Break. It was insane, to say the least. In addition, it was also our school wide “Morning Meeting” and JCPS’ Day of Innovation and Play. The purpose of the Day of…
It’s that time of year. The never-ending month that is March is coming to a close and Spring Break is here. After break, we have 4 weeks until the dreaded K-PREP test and only 33 days until the last day…
Did you know that the Pilgrims would not have considered their first harvest feast a true thanksgiving? To the Pilgrims, thanksgiving was a day for giving thanks to God for their many blessings. Their harvest feast was simply a feast,…
I am not a blogger. The evidence is right here on this blog. I like to write. I journal constantly, but blogging for an audience is a completely different experience. I’d like to change that, however. Especially after attending the…
Hi! My name is Sheryl and I am so thankful you've found your way to the TeacherLadyKY blog! I'm an elementary educator from Louisville, Kentucky who is passionate about building relationships and literacy skills with my students, as well as empowering teachers around me to be leaders and rockstars. I've taught everything from kindergarten to fifth grade and I can't wait to share my experiences with you! Enjoy! Read More
