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Cell phones in the classroom. They can be a blessing and a curse. As a high school teacher, I want…
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Reviewing the Tough TEKS for US History

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That’s a wrap on #txcss2024 - thanks to those wh

That’s a wrap on #txcss2024 - thanks to those who came to my session! I loved meeting so many of you!

Look forward to seeing my friends again! My sessi

Look forward to seeing my friends again! My session is Saturday morning!

Texas teacher friends! If you teach Social Studie

Texas teacher friends! If you teach Social Studies, I’m sure you know our TEKS have been updated for this year. The numbers of the TEKS have changed in most cases and the processing standards have changed.

Some grade levels have more changes than others, but all have updated TEKS numbers.

If you have to post your TEKS on the wall, I have a time saver for you! Check out these I can statements …… just print and post. Save your sanity!

I have them for grades 3-12.

Go to my store and search “I Can” to find your grade level. Link in bio.

Finally got around to finishing this EOC Review ac

Finally got around to finishing this EOC Review activity! It covers the Gilded Age through the New Deal -aka part 1. I’ll be working on a part 2 soon! If you have my big EOC bundle, it’s been added! Go to your “my purchases” and download for free!

Do it while you can….. with the people you love.

Do it while you can….. with the people you love. You’ve never regret making memories.

What would Richard Nixon or George Washington use

What would Richard Nixon or George Washington use for a walk-up song? What about Shirley Chisholm or Eleanor Roosevelt? Check out my new (FREE and editable) end of the year lesson! My kids are loving it!

New EOC Review activity! It’s editable and cove

New EOC Review activity! It’s editable and covers a TON of topics! Just added to my big EOC review bundle! If you have it…… download for free!

Today we reviewed the people covered on our EOC/ST

Today we reviewed the people covered on our EOC/STAAR test from first semester. It was a quick way/hands on way to see where I need focus for remediation soon!

1950s Soda Fountain Day! We had Coke/Root Beer Fl

1950s Soda Fountain Day!
We had Coke/Root Beer Floats and lots of junk food while we studied the 1950s today.

I made a sign up genius for all of the supplies/food and my parents came through big time!

In stations, studied conformity and the role of women, TV/advertising/consumerism, moving to the suburbs/Levittowns, interstate Highway Systems/fast food/car culture, Rock N Roll, teenage culture and the Beatniks. (We’ve already covered the Cold War)

Ended the class period watching I Love Lucy and 1950s TV commercials.

Days like today remind me why I love to teach history. Soooo many “this was so fun” comments today. My heart is full.

And my teammates rock!

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