Solving Simple Equations – Math Video

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Hello and welcome to my blog! Who am I? I am a teacher, an educator but first and foremost, I am a MOM! Teaching is my vocation, something that since a young age I desired to do. I grew up in a family of teachers. […]

I have decided to make a series of tutorial videos to help my students with math concepts. The video I am sharing today, was created during the emergency distance learning period of the last school year 2019/2020. It is a very straightforward video that explains […]

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Posted on 3 August 2020
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I’m back! – Math Videos for Online Teaching

I can’t believe it has been almost 2 years since I last wrote in this blog! Life has been incredibly busy. I am now a classroom teacher (not a substitute anymore), and I am teaching grade 6 at the moment. My heart is still set […]

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Posted on 13 August 2018
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Make Your Own “Share Chair”

Summer is well on its way and the first signs of Back to School season are starting to make themselves noticed. So what does this girl do? Well, she starts dreaming of next year’s classroom and all the possibilities As a long term supply […]

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Posted on 27 November 2017
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Holiday Ornaments – DVD Reindeer

As promised, here is the second tutorial in this series. Today I bring you the reindeer ornaments. They are so cute! I hope you have as much fun making them as I did. Enjoy! The Reindeer Ornament What you need: old CDs or DVDs acrylic […]

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Posted on 18 November 2017
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7 Humorous Read Alouds for the Elementary Substitute Teacher

Life as a substitute teacher has its perks. You don’t bring work home at the end of the day, you don’t have to spend countless hours planning lessons, and assessment (besides the occasional marking of worksheets) is something over which you don’t need to loose […]

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Posted on 11 November 2017
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Holiday Ornaments – DVD Snowmen

Yesterday we experienced the first snowfall of this year. It was hard to look through the window in the morning and see the ground covered in white. It is a lovely sight, but when you live in a climate where snow is an everyday thing […]

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Posted on 26 June 2016
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Land of Books – The Paper Bag Princess

Today I am writing about another one of the most well known books by Robert Munsch: The Paper Bag Princess. TITLE: The Paper Bag Princess AUTHOR: Robert Munsch ILLUSTRATOR: Michel Martchenko CATEGORY/GENRE: Picture Story Book The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch SUMMARY: The Paper Bag Princess is a sweet […]

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Posted on 21 April 2016
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Lights, Camera, Action! – Project Based Learning -Take 1

I have always been entranced by the ideas behind Project Based Learning. However, I find that sometimes it is hard for teachers to fully explore and understand what is behind this approach. The following video is the first of a series of videos about Project […]

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Posted on 15 March 2016
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Make Your Own Bunny Game From Recycled Pop Bottles

With Easter fast approaching, the Internet is full of inspiring crafts. Since this week is March break (a.k.a. spring break ), and I have a house full of children, I’ve decided to come up with something crafty and Easter related. And thus was this bunny game […]

How many times have you cringed at the thought of your students and/or children exploring their creativity through paints and brushes? How many times have you tried to think of alternatives to art activities that do not involve so much mess and cleaning up? If you […]

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Posted on 1 February 2016
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Telling Time – The Hour Hand

For the last couple of months, I have been working on developing my “Telling Time” collection of teaching resources. My need to develop this collection was born out of necessity when some of my tutoring students were showing difficulties with their telling time skills. As […]