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Hey Teacher Friend, If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re feeling stretched thin. Maybe your to-do list is longer than your lunch break. Maybe you’ve said “I’ll get caught up this weekend” one too many weekends in a row. Or maybe you just feel… tired. I see you. I’ve been there. And I want to remind you of something really important: you are not the problem. Teaching is a beautiful, exhausting, world-changing profession—but it can also drain every ounce of ener

The holiday season is full of excitement, glitter, and… let’s be honest… a little  bit of teacher exhaustion. Between concerts, report cards, and classroom parties, December can feel like a blur! That’s why I love simple, meaningful projects that double as both classroom decorations   and   student gifts  to send home. If you’re looking for festive ideas that don’t require hours of prep (or a hot glue gun meltdown), here are a few of my tried-and-true favorites: 1. “Snow-tast

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When November rolls around, classrooms everywhere start talking about Thanksgiving . For many teachers, it can feel tricky to navigate—how do we celebrate without getting tangled in complicated history or leaning on the same “what are you thankful for?” activities that sometimes fall flat? Here’s a different way to think about it: focus on celebrating effort, preparation, and the joy of reaping what we’ve sown. A Harvest Mindset When we step back, the idea of “Thanksgiving” i