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Friday, January 22, 2021

FREE Super Bowl Sunday Math Game and Family Recipe

Make Super Bowl Sunday extra special for your family with this FREE sample of a recipe and STEM activity from Chef Cappy's Kitchen Cookbook! You get an explanation on how to use the book, a math football game, and a recipe for healthy zucchini "fries" to enjoy during the game.

This a perfect family activity, but the game can also be used in your classroom. Family Consumer Sciences teachers, use the recipe in your foods lab.

This free sample will help you see how you can use the rest of Chef Cappy's Kitchen - Holiday Favorites Edition available HERE.

Check out my store, All-American Teacher Tools for more fun and educational resources!

Monday, March 19, 2018

Presenting...It's Teacher Talk's Featured Author for March 2018!

It's TEACHER TALK'S Featured Author

March 2018

Anne Rozell
Believe to Achieve

Hello there! I am an experienced elementary teacher from Texas. I love to travel, watch movies, do yoga and spend time with my family! I am the teacher author behind Believe to Achieve on Teachers Pay Teachers. My specialty is little to no prep resources, primarily math and science, with strong curriculum connections.

My favorite free product is my “FREEBIE Sample from: 3rd Grade Daily Math Morning Work or Homework”. I created this sample to show teachers a glimpse of the full resource. The full resource has 9 math problems per day that spiral through the 3^rd grade math curriculum. You can snag this by clicking on the picture below!

My best-selling resource is called "Measurement: Cups, Pints, Quarts, Gallons." This is a fun set of task cards to use with math stations for a SCOOT game.

My favorite resource is my 3rd Grade Monthly Math Bundle (year-long)! I just love this resource because it is so great to use for daily math practice or to keep handy for a sub day!

You can find all of these goodies below. Just click the pictures.

What do you like best about The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative and/or Teacher Talk?

I just love the welcoming and collaborative spirit of the group! I love contributing to the Weekly 5 Under 5 feature, blogs and e-books! I love seeing what other teachers are sharing and creating, too!

Where can you find me?

Stop by for a visit!

Friday, June 3, 2016

End of the Year Musings

By Deann Marin of Socrates Lantern

I always approach the end of the school year with mixed emotions, though I’m ecstatic to be out for summer vacation, I always feel a little sad saying good-bye. Many of my soon to be 7th graders hug me and leave with tears in their eyes, knowing that our little family will no longer be together. All the trials and tribulations, the challenges, the fun times and sad times will always be with us, but it will never be the same.

Reflecting back to the beginning of the year, I remember how small they were when they first entered my room, some shy and nervous about their first few days, others acting cool trying to impress their peers., especially those they don’t know. The first hurdle over, they’ve opened their lockers. Simple process for some while others end up in tears because they can’t figure out how to do it. By the end of the year, they look back at this and laugh at themselves.

How strict I am the first few weeks, trying very hard not to crack a smile. This is the time to get them into shape. so that we all have a great year. They learn the rules and always test me. Finally, after awhile, I can let my hair down and be myself. I can crack jokes, they can joke around and we can all laugh together. This is when real learning takes place, and to see their “ah ha,” moments is what teaching is all about.

I love 6th graders, the majority are so willing to learn, that it makes teaching rewarding and enjoyable.. One of my favorite things is our morning discussions. Their backgrounds are quite diverse and I learn something new almost everyday. Many are knowledgeable about a lot of things and they’re eager to share. They can talk about whatever is on their mind, and they feel safe doing so. We are now, officially a family and I’ve become their surrogate parent.

As I say good-bye, each of my kids takes a part of me with them. I feel certain that I’ve given them the support, strength and confidence to move on to seventh grade. The time has come for them to spread their wings and fly..

When I close the door for the final time, I take comfort in knowing that soon I’ll have another bunch of little chickadees to bring up.

Please download my free, School Memories, you can use this for the last day of school.