Helping Teachers Get Their Lives Back
Oh, March! This month evokes so many feelings! The hope of spring is just around the corner, and there is joy in putting winter to rest. It reminds me of small green grass shoots popping up from wintry brown pastures. I see my red and yellow tulip petals poking through the black mulch. The days… Continue reading 6 March Activities in the Classroom
Growing up, my mother was a gardener. I have vivid memories of her every spring, in the dirt, growing lettuce, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers...you name it. There’s nothing like the taste of a salad, freshly washed, from your own backyard. When I was in third grade, my favorite teacher, Miss Sykes read to us, “Miss Rumphius.”… Continue reading Spring, Flowers, and Miss Rumphius
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