Minecraft Education Edition Lessons created instant engagement and student interest. The lesson pictured here was designed to teach math concepts such as time and bases other than base-10, as well as a variety of Minecraft skills used in future lessons.
You Can't Say That! (in science) - A science review game is a game I designed for an End of Year assessment review for 5th grade standardized testing. The product was also sold on Teacher Pay Teachers and included in Hillsborough County School District's review materials.
Scratch lessons, along with other coding programs, were tailored to all age and ability levels starting with simple, introductory lessons in lower grades and advancing to complex coding concepts. Scratch was an option for students to share their knowledge and understanding related to topics we were learning about in the core subject areas. Additionally, students developed more advanced skills during enrichment groups.
Chevrons and Dots: Frame, Cover Page, and Word Wall Cards Pack! is a set of 112 vibrant, high-definition paper patterns that I created for Teachers Pay Teachers. Originally created for personal products to create a energetic and vibrant look for classroom printables.
Under the Sea: A Fish and Ocean Themed Clipart Pack! is a set of eight, under the sea themed clipart images. Originally created to go with a school theme, this cliparty set was eventually sold on Teacher Pay Teachers, as well. All graphics designed and created by me in Inkscape.
Alphabet Letter Cards: A pop-up activity! is an activity designed to use in a primary classroom. Created for students to work on their handwriting, sentence writing, letter recognition skills, and their fine motor practice. Created for use by teachers at my school and sold on Teachers Pay Teachers.
