TGIF!! It’s Friday, so it’s time to link up with Doodle Bugs Teaching for the weekly Five for Friday. Can I get a big woo-hoo? WOO-HOO!!!! Here are my five random things from this week: So who knows what song this is? If you guessed “As Long As You Love Me” by the Backstreet Boys, you are the winner! My… Read More
Back in Texas, I volunteered at my local animal shelter. I had learned about photography and even took pictures on the side for a bit. I thought if the dogs at the shelter had good pictures, then maybe more people would adopt. The shelter loved the idea. So I went to the training class and started going up to the… Read More
So I know this has nothing to do with teaching, but I just have to share. I am so excited that I just can’t hide it! I have now lost a total of 50 pounds from when I was at my heaviest. Yikes! I think I look a wee bit different, don’t ya think? I had lost quite a bit… Read More
When I move back to the states, I will never complain about a school lunch. Amazing the things you appreciate when you move to a foreign country. Every day is a crap shoot. You never know what you’re gonna get. And no, it is NOT like a box of chocolates. Here is an average lunch: rice (every. single. day), kimchi… Read More
Today was one of those days. You know those days. The kind of day where you just want to scream. So I have a co-teacher at my school. If you teach English in Korea, you have a co-teacher. Some co-teachers are wonderful. And some are not. My co-teacher is a wonderful person. But as a teacher? Not so much. She’s… Read More
I have to share this. There aren’t a whole lot of TV shows to watch here in Korea. You’ve got weird Korean shopping channels, Korean teenage dramas, or reruns of CSI and NCIS (but only at certain times). Just this weekend, I was super excited to see that I have TLC on cable. So I have now watched a couple… Read More
It is Friday which means tomorrow is Saturday. Can I get a woo-hoo? I am linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching today! This is my first Five for Friday, and I am super duper excited. It’s the little things that make me happy. Let’s get it started! On Tuesday, my co-teacher made some homemade bubbles for the kids, and they… Read More
I started my teaching blog this year in the midst of getting all my paperwork in order to move to South Korea and teach. With all the preparations (there is A LOT), my teaching blog got a bit neglected. I also have a personal blog about teaching in Korea where I share my pictures, stories, and experiences. I’ve been trying… Read More
I have been finding quite a few new blogs to follow, and I am officially hooked. I just got started in the blogging world and can’t wait to “meet” fellow bloggers, so I am linking up with Simply Kinder for her Teaching Blog Round Up. This week and next week is Winter Camp at my school. During winter vacation, schools… Read More
I hope your Christmas was wonderful! My Christmas in Korea was fantabulous. I have the biggest apartment out of all my friends here in Korea, so I got the privilege of hosting Christmas at my place. Everyone brought a dish which thank goodness because there is NO way I could have cooked for 25 people in my little kitchen. We… Read More
![We all know that critical thinking is invaluable in the classroom today. But just how do we get kids to think critically? Have you heard of Costa’s House of Questions? It is a different way to organize the Bloom’s 6 levels of questions. Instead of 6 levels, there are only 3 levels which make it […]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ea/20/c0/ea20c06546d50328c96e9946fab48e1a.jpg)
