Apparently rompers are all the rage in fashion right now. I've seen them on adults, teens, and toddlers and have even tried on a few styles. Unfortunately, they definitely don't look good on my short, curvy physic but fortunately I do know they are ADORABLE on 4-year-olds and thus I decided to sew one up for the daughter of one of my best friends...enter the Saffron Romper: How
Creative and Engaging Social Studies Activities
It's Spring Break! I have a moment to breath and was looking back through recent photos on my phone and on Instagram and thought I'd share a few of my favorite fun activities from my social studies classes! Key Term Review Egg Hunt A couple of my classes were scheduled to take exams just before Easter and so I thought I'd make our exam review a bit more fun. If you want to see a room full of
Classroom Organization: Managing Student Absences
In my 'Organization in the Secondary Classroom' series, I've written about how I manage the paperwork in my classroom (this post has been viewed an incredible 81,000+ times) and how I tackle lesson planning. Today I'm sharing how I manage student absences! *Update: Due to multiple requests, the two forms I use that are mentioned in this post can be downloaded and amended to meet your specific
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