Here's this week's Teacher Sock Sunday!  This week's #TeacherSockSunday is featuring the Medieval (Feudal) Japan Interactive Notebook! (20% off today only!) How cute are these cherry blossom socks? ⛩ Medieval / Feudal Japan Interactive Notebook (also 20% off in store today only!)  Medieval Japan / Middle Ages for Interactive Social Studies Notebook! This product contains interactive cut and paste learning material for students to create an organized social studies interactive notebook. Timelines, flaps, graphic organizers, important figures, vocabulary, answer key, and much more are included in this resource! Topics covered in this unit include: Shinto, Kami, … [Read more...]

Here's this week's Teacher Sock Sunday!  How fun are these pencil socks during BTS?! This week's #TeacherSockSunday is featuring the Personalized Teacher Binder with 40 different covers and spines to choose from! (20% off today only!) Personalized Teacher Binder (also 20% off in store today only!)  Personalized Editable Teacher Binders and Planners! 40 STYLES OF COVERS & SPINES! **NOW UPDATED FOR MARCH 2018 - AUGUST 2019 Updated every single year! A lifetime investment by purchasing! Design the perfect teacher binders with 40 fabulous covers and spines! 100% editable! Just click and start typing! Both Editable PowerPoint files and ready-to-go PDF files … [Read more...]

Here's this week's Teacher Sock Sunday!  Walk like an Egyptian with these fun socks! ⚱🗺 This week's #TeacherSockSunday is a Tutankhamun (King Tut!) design featuring the Ancient Egypt Interactive Notebook! Ancient Egypt Interactive Notebook (also 20% off in store today only!)  This product contains interactive cut and paste learning material for students to create an organized social studies interactive notebook. Timelines, reading passages, flaps, graphic organizers, important figures, vocabulary, answer key, and much more are included in this resource! Topics covered in this unit include: Mummification, Egyptian Society and Hierarchy, Pharaohs, the invasion of the … [Read more...]

Here's this week's Teacher Sock Sunday!  My feet are feeling super scientific today! 🧐🤓🔬 This week's #TeacherSockSunday is a constellation design featuring the Scientific Revolution Interactive Notebook! The Scientific Revolution Interactive Notebook (also 20% off in store today only!)  This product contains interactive cut and paste learning material for students to create an organized social studies interactive notebook. Timelines, reading passages, flaps, graphic organizers, important figures, vocabulary, answer key, and much more are included in this resource! Topics covered in this unit include: Scientific Revolution, The Scientific Method, Nicolaus Copernicus, … [Read more...]

Teacher friends, It's Baaaccckkk!! I have been waiting all summer to write this post! I'm so excited to finally be hosting this BIG Back to School giveaway! If you have been reading my previous posts, you may remember #TeacherSockSunday from previous years! Every Sunday I would feature a fun pair of teacher socks with a matching teaching resource. I had also been hinting about having my biggest giveaway yet... now you can win 8 PAIRS of creative teacher socks (with the matching teaching resources) in time for the new school year!! These resources are perfect for the elementary or middle school teacher who wants to be the most stylish educator on campus! ;)   MORE DETAILS … [Read more...]

  Hi teacher friends, I've been busy creating a series of STEM projects for students who are studying Medieval Times & Middle Ages.. Next stop, Early Medieval Europe!    Challenge 1: Water Mill Challenge!    During the Medieval Times landowners with access to running water, specifically small waterfalls on their property, could build a watermill as long as the device did not stop or slow water that went to another, older mill. These water mills were primarily used to grind grain into flour which could then be used to make dough for bread. These mills were so efficient in their design that those with watermills ran them on a full time basis. Here's … [Read more...]

  Hi teacher friends, I've been busy creating a series of STEM projects for students who are studying Medieval Times & Middle Ages.. Next stop, West Africa!  Challenge 1: Gold Mining Machine!     Gold and salt were Ghana’s most valuable trade resources. Ghana became a powerful empire after taking control of trade routes, located between the Niger and Senegal Rivers. Gold was discovered in the southern forests of West Africa. Three major gold locations include Akan, Bambuhu, and Bure. Gold was an important mineral used to make tools, weapons, and jewelry. A sluice box is a device that separates gold from other materials found in gravel and … [Read more...]