Sunday, April 4, 2021

April 2021 Sales and Giveaways!




A Teachers Pay Teachers giveaway will run on April 5 and 6 in time for the TpT sale. I’ll update this post as soon as I receive more details so check back to find out about the amount and types of gift cards!



It’s time to move all those wish list items to your TpT cart! On the 6th and 7th of April, TPT is having a Site Wide Sale with up to 25% off everything! So if you need to restock for the reminder of the school year – here’s your chance! Remember to use the code: FORYOU21


Anyone who knows teachers know they love showing other educators with gifts of all sort! Here’s an April giveaway scheduled on April 6 and ends April 13.  Our group will be awarding a 100 dollar giveaway in the form of gift card to one educator!  Simple enter here:

http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/c396cb38472/?


We had such a blast sharing the love last month so we  decided to do it again!  Some of my blogging buddies and I have gotten together to shower a give away gift card to a special educator! 
Be on the look out for a "Shower a Teacher with Love" Sale and giveaway which is scheduled for April 18 and ends April 24. 
For the giveaway simply enter here:

 https://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/4ac3361f22/


















Thursday, April 1, 2021

April 2021 Products!


Welcome to April and hopefully SPRING! It is this time of year when we are all itching to be outside, creating the perfect opportunity to learn about Earth Day, climate change, insects, and, in the spirit of Easter, oviparous animals. Teaching our children to appreciate the environment around them, plants the seeds for growing children who will care for our Earth and all of its inhabitants. Students love hands-on activities such as I have provided below teaching of Earth Day, climate and its changes, oviparous animals, insects, and lastly, military children in honor of the month of the military child. 












Happy Easter from TheBeezyTeacher 


 








Monday, March 15, 2021

Women's History Month


Eleanor Roosevelt, Oprah Winfrey, Amelia Earhart, Sojourner Truth, Greta Thunberg, Mala Yousafzai, and most recently Kamala Harris are just a few among many women celebrated for their dedication to making a change in society for the betterment of everyone. To learn of Kamala Harris’ journey of making many significant contributions throughout her life in public service and now become the first woman Vice President of the United States, it is merely impossible to not be inspired. 

Teaching of the accomplishments of women despite their many adversities opens the eyes of young generations of girls to possibilities, ideas, and new expectations. We can and should use our histories to inspire children to make changes to fight for a better world.
 



Tuesday, March 9, 2021

March Reads!



“Top O’ The Morning to Ya”!It’s definitely a month to celebrate!  In March, we get to learn about Irish traditions with St. Patrick’s Day and celebrate the history of amazing women who have changed the world for the better with Women’s History month. The books this month will teach of these histories to promote learning, growth, and fun. These books are appropriate for K-2nd readers but, we all know, books are loved across all ages.  














Monday, March 1, 2021

2021 March Resources


Can you believe the madness of March is already here? It’s the season for  fun and fast craziness in the classroom with so many themes of teaching - Women's History Month, Dr. Seuss's birthday, Youth Art Month, St. Patrick's Day, National Nutrition Month and so much more! Teaching during this time of year can be busy, stressful,  and very exhausting so I have several  fun and engaging products that  can get you through this hectic teaching time!  Check out this month's resources for getting through March Madness! All resources can be found in my store!  
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Thebeezyteacher















Friday, February 26, 2021

Encourage Kindness


If you work in education you have probably heard something similar to: What is it with kids these days - they don’t know how to show respect. Somewhere along the path many of our school aged generation has lost touch with the notion of “respect your elders” let alone respect the person sitting next to you simply because they are a person.

 Our society needs to place importance on bringing respect and kindness back into the lives of our children. It starts at home, modeling kindness and respect in your relationships and expecting the same in return and of children should be a parent’s ambition. 

The same can happen within our schools, as teachers we must model respect for others at all levels, show kindness in our acts, and encourage this amongst our students. We should expect and demand the same of our society, and when it is out of our control to shield our children from the realities of the world - we must teach them right from wrong, talk about what different decisions could be made, and the impact the varied decisions could have on one another. 

Respect and kindness is not lost among our children, it only needs to be shown and encouraged more often than not to our children. 






Sunday, February 14, 2021

Sweet Books to Read


Valentine’s Day always reminds us to show appreciation and love to those most important to us. Reading to our children not only helps them learn but also helps foster connection, shows caring, and grows love. February books provide a variety of choices from the love of Valentine’s Day, the importance of celebrating past presidents and learning about Black History, to the fun of groundhog day, friendship day, and the deliciousness of national pizza day! These books appropriate for K-2nd readers will be loved by all ages.