I was the kid that spent hours and hours binging History Channel documentaries, and documentaries on animals and biologists like Jane Goodall. Then, when YouTube came out, I'd spend hours watching MORE history videos. Do you have a student that's a visual learner? Have a student that loves documentaries or docu-series, but you want them… Continue reading Docu-Report Download
Author: Anna Knaub
Reading Playlists
I love music. I love books. Of course I put the two of them together often. One of my favorite assignments as a teacher, is having my students create playlists/soundtracks that go with the stories that they write. Sometimes, I have them pick music that goes with a particular book or even a scene. When… Continue reading Reading Playlists
Teach Your High Schooler How to Read
Did that title get your attention? Many of you immediately are thinking, "If your high school student can't read, there are bigger problems." I completely agree with you! By high school, students are usually quite proficient at reading words. As their teacher, I want them to read what the author wrote. I want them to… Continue reading Teach Your High Schooler How to Read
A Pause with Purpose: Spiral Review Week
Everyone knows I like a good plan, and we love a good rhythm with our learning. We’ve walked through the alphabet, one letter per day, A through Z (if you missed the deets, check out The ABC Update). Each letter has its day to shine, and by the time we reach Z, we’ve built an entire… Continue reading A Pause with Purpose: Spiral Review Week
Efficient Meal Prep for a Busy Family
First, I can assure you I did not look as cute as my cover photo for these food prep days. This was about efficiency not amazing pics by Abby Barstow. For those following me on instagram, you saw some of this. But here is the run down of the food I prepped and did for… Continue reading Efficient Meal Prep for a Busy Family