Valentine's Day is something every kid (and some teachers, like me) looks forward to each year! Sharing notes of affection, tasty treats, and having a classroom party are the best! Although exhausting, trust me, I know that first hand, but I have the fondest memories of a child at our classroom celebrations
Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Martin Luther King is such an inspiring person. It is important to explore and learn about his life in whatever grade level you are in. Over the years, I've collected a ton of content, projects and activities to use in any grade level I might be teaching. I'm going to share a couple of resources I've
Five Things // January 12th
1. Killin' It. Got my first clutch from Studio DIY! I just loved the color and saying on this one so when I saw this was December's, I had to snag it! 2. Spreading the love, one meal at a time. Our good friends survived their first week starting a new journey and we dropped off a care package for them.
Cauliflower Lime “Rice”
Say what? Yep, Cauliflower can be riced and it's pretty good too! This recipe took some time to perfect it, but now I'm so happy with the outcome. Cauliflower has become a staple in our household ever since we switched our eating lifestyle to low carb a few years ago. I honestly never knew how versatile
Instant Pot Carne Asada Chicken Bowls
If you haven't heard of an Instant Pot, then you must be living under a rock. This electric pressure cooker will cook fresh and frozen foods with great flavor really quickly (hence the instant part!) A few months ago I first heard about it on Instagram and basically couldn't stop researching and begging for
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