Y'all Write Resources

I hope everyone has a great day.

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Tip for high school teachers: snacks as rewards work well. I found these at Cotscos. I admit I had to sample. I think the kids will like them.

I love this.

Listen, I was hoping I wouldn't have to post this at all this year, but here we are. Get in and get your library books, or download an e-book or audiobook on the Libby app.

I had my students set writing goals and create a vision board this week. What are you hoping to accomplish in 2024

What would be on your ideal lesson plan?

Merry Christmas. May your day be filled with blessings.

I found out something I didn't know about a very popular site that teachers use to find resources. They take a huge percentage of your payout. My suggestion - if you can find that the resource you want is on another site, buy it there. Chances are the person you are buying this from will make more money.

I have a couple of products up on my Etsy. Not much, but I will be adding more as I can. Link in the comments.

Well apparently I don't think I have enough to do with my other pages and business. But I've been thinking about doing this for a while. What is this? Creating teacher resources.

Maybe it's the coming of idea of retirement, the way I have seen education change over the last 30 years, but teachers have less and less time to actively be with their students. We are faced more and more with pulls of outside the classroom influences. I won't say that some of these things haven't caused me to be a better teacher, but I do miss the days of not constantly have this looming feeling dread hanging over me. The constant questioning of my skills. The dreaded word DATA. With all of this I wanted to give teachers some time back. Some time to just sit for a minute and not have to create something from scratch.

So here is my beginning of creating things to give back even just a few minutes.