Shiny object syndrome is a real thing and gets a bad rap in the entrepreneur world, but it can also help you build multiple streams of income into your business. It’s called shiny object syndrome because it’s the entrepreneurial equivalent of a small child chasing after shiny objects. Once they get there and see what […]

Have you been using Pinterest for business lately? If not, then you are missing out on a lot. Teachers are on the platform daily looking for ideas and resources to make their lives easier, so it’s time for you to show up and share your products, services, and brand with the world! With over 200 million users, […]

Phew! Teaching is hard work! Self-care strategies for teachers are of the utmost importance. There’s planning, classroom management, creating curricula, grading, professional development, mentoring – well, I guess I don’t have to tell you how much we cram into our days because you already know. Add in family, hobbies, just trying to have a life […]

Comparing Numbers in Kindergarten Math Teaching comparing numbers to Kindergarten can be a tricky thing if you don’t get it right. Ideally, students would be working independently in a small group Kindergarten math setting while the teacher is monitoring each student individually. As most of you know, teaching Kindergarten math lessons aren’t that simple. In […]