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January Theme Unit
Printables for a January Theme Unit including New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Snow and more. Many writing forms. abcteach.com

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January Kinderreaders 4-Pack: The Sled, The Missing Things, Snow Day, and Dressed For the Snow
Includes 4 leveled, printable guided reading titles. Each title features 5 versions: 4 reading levels and a wordless version.
January Thematic Lesson Plans Booklet by Ready Sets
32 usable engaging pages of lesson plans in one thematic workbook covering the entire month of January for your 1st to 4th grade students.
I Have a Dream {MLK Interactive Literacy & Art Activities
This interactive set of Literacy & Art activities has the students learning about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By Tech Girl/Engaging Lessons

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General Education

Masters-Plus Pay
Does your school or district give any additional money or a pay scale increase if you have a second Masters degree or additional credits past a Masters degree (not including a doctorate)? Here is an example of a district that does, if anyone is not sure what I mean: https://www.smyrna.k12.de.us/ourpages/auto/2013/7/16/38652913/FY 2018 Salary Tables for Teachers.pdf
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My Class is Ready
My classroom is mostly ready. I have to take my betta fish tank & all my plants, and I have light filters and a few more labels to add. I’ve had a red & black classroom for the past four years, so all the color will take getting used to. I think I’ll like it […]
I Really Need Some Good Advice.
I hesitate to share this, because it is so deeply personal – but I need some good advice. I’m in a tough situation, and I don’t know what to do. This is long. I apologize in advance for that. A little background. I’m an elementary school teacher at a small private school in a very […]
Parent questionnaires
Does anyone send home a digital version of the basic start of the year parent questionnaire instead of a paper version? You know... The kind that asks for contact info, child strengths & weaknesses, hopes for the year, and other things they want the teacher to know. I'm thinking it would be easier for me […]
Goal for 2019-2020
I’m all about setting an attainable goal for myself each year that’ll help me be a better leader. This year, my goal is to improve staff morale by recognizing teacher and support staff achievements—whether it’s a shout out in the Monday Memo or a quick note in their mailbox. I read a quote that really […]
Job Dilemma
I have recently started applying for new jobs and I have been offered a 6th grade math position! I’m trying to decide whether I should take it. I would love to hear other people’s thoughts! Pros: -The grade level is ideal because I teach 6th grade now. I would obviously have to do more planning […]