Using the Summer to Improve Myself Through Books
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Hey there! I'm Sara.
I started creating teacher resources because I needed something to support the skeleton curriculum I was given, and I wanted to make my lessons fun and engaging for the students; something they would remember and enjoy.
I love getting my resources into teachers’ classrooms, especially those not given a curriculum or the bare bones like I was, to make this job easier. Teaching is hard enough without trying to scramble to make centers or worksheets, let me do that for you!
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