So excited to see a former student who’s now in high school and she baked some delicious desserts ☺️😋🤤

I REALLY wish I’d had these REALLY Great Reading strategies 10 years ago! Really Great Reading Instead of telling students to memorize irregular words, teach them the “regular” parts of the word and learn the irregular parts by ❤️! Lesson plans and teacher scripts included! This

What can I say I have the best time in the world. We are solid because of the respect & trust we have for one another in doing what’s best for kids. We are also a family that care for one another and plan surprise lunches ☺️

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Thank you to King Pin BBQ for providing us with a delicious teacher appreciation lunch 😋🤤

The parents at my school are amAZing! They wen above and beyond to provide us this delicious meal. 😁😋🤤

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By the end of kindergarten, a child who struggles with reading has experienced failure for about 180 days. By the end of the first grade, a child who struggles with reading has experienced failure for about 360 days. By the end of the 2nd grade, a child who struggles with

Teaching handwriting in a structured way helps our brains get even better at recognizing and telling letters apart. This is one of the skills needed to make reading a breeze! By physically shaping letters, kids build a solid understanding of how letters and sounds fit together.