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A LITTLE ABOUT ME

MY EXPERIENCE

I am a former 3rd grade teacher. Currently, I am homeschooling my children and working as a reading tutor to students with dyslexia.

MY TEACHING STYLE

I love to teach to the needs of individual students. Homeschooling and one on one tutoring have allowed me to meet students where they are and provide activities and lessons that will meet their individual learning styles and needs.

MY BACKGROUND

I taught elementary school for 7 years and loved it! Before my elementary teaching career began, I worked as a corporate trainer for an insurance company. Teaching and education is definitely my calling!

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WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING

  • “My first grade students had so much fun playing this game to build their automaticity with decoding and identifying open and closed single syllable words. This was a great way to practice and apply skills learned in our Fundations lessons!"

    Christina C.

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  • “Very engaging and helpful for my students with dyslexia.”

    Kellie C.

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  • “This game was so great for our family literacy night and is differentiated for all age levels. The kids and families all enjoyed this! ”

    Emma M.

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  • “I used this resource with a small group of students who are diagnosed with SLD. They absolutely loved playing a game instead of doing their normal worksheet. As a teacher, I love that this resource gives you the option of a game board with just words focusing on the skills as well as sentences to practice the skills. It really helps build their fluency and confidence! To challenge my students I often say if they move to a space and do not produce the correct word/sentence then they have to go back to the space they came from. This challenges them to work hard and remember their phonics skills. ”

    Brooke T.

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