Teacher Feature

Using custom student planners to create classroom routine

My name is Sammi, but my students call me Mrs. Castorena! I’m an elementary school teacher and have taught second, third, and fourth-grade students in all subject areas. I love teaching and building relationships with my students- it’s the most []

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Trevor Boffone

This week’s Teacher Feature is Trevor Boffone. Trevor is a Spanish teacher, the author of two books, and a lecturer at the University of Houston. His work using TikTok with his students has been featured on Good Morning America, ABC News, Inside Edition, and Access Hollywood. Read to learn more about Trevor!

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Michelle Lemmon

Jenniffer is a science and social studies educator and researcher in the field of educational methods. Through her blog, Moving Forward in Education, Jennifer shares her inquiry based instructional strategies with fellow educators. Learn more about Jenniffer’s journey in this week’s feature!

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Jenniffer Bodie

Jenniffer is a science and social studies educator and researcher in the field of educational methods. Through her blog, Moving Forward in Education, Jennifer shares her inquiry based instructional strategies with fellow educators. Learn more about Jenniffer’s journey in this week’s feature!

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Jenn Adams

As a special education teacher with 15 years’ experience, the founder of the Teach Love Autism blog, and an education influencer with over 40K followers, Jenn Adams inspires families, educators, and related service providers worldwide.

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Polina Mann

Polina, a general and vocal music teacher, founded her education resource blog Creating Musical Literature to help students make musical connections to books they are reading in school.

Activities

6 Ways to Keep Learners Reading and Writing This Summer

As a way to minimize summer learning loss, we’ve put together a few tips and resources created by educators on Teachers Pay Teachers, to help you come up with fun ways to encourage reading during summer breaks, including a reading journal to help you keep track of their progress.