Want a super quick and effective skin fix to make your overall skin healthier, as well as to have your make-up go on smoother? Well, you need a dermaplaning tool in your skin arsenal. Dermaplaning is great for exfoliating the skin to remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz to reveal softer, brighter, and younger looking skin. It makes my skin softer, brighter, and glowier.
Read MoreIf you're in the market for a new tent, and you want one that is moderately priced and crazy easy to set up - give this tent a try. You will not be disappointed!
Read MoreDo you ever wake up with a scratchy or dry throat? Well, four sprays of B.Immune Throat Spray will fix that throat right away. I often will take this in the morning or at the end of the day, or anytime in between if I feel a sore throat coming on. It has really helped me thwart some colds and nip them right in the bud.
Read MoreTeachers! The pandemic and remote teaching has taught us many things. One huge take away for us was a new found love of a web based app called Pear Deck. We absolutely loved using Pear Deck for our remote students this year, and we love it even more now that we are back in the classroom full time.
Read MoreNow that it is summer, anything cold is always a treat. Speaking of cold, I’m loving facial ice rolling. Let me tell you, you get instant results, including de-puffing, radiant skin, and defined cheekbones. Who doesn’t want that?
Read MoreIt is no secret that students love games. The more we can add games or game-like content into our classes, the more engaged students will become. Check out the steps below to help guide you on the path to gamifying your curriculum.
Read MoreFor those of us still teaching online, here are some quick and easy ideas to formatively assess our students’ learning.
Read MoreOne book that we highly recommend to help guide the implementation of culturally responsive teaching practices into your classroom is Cultivating Genius: An Equity Framework for Culturally and Historically Responsive Literacy by Dr. Gholdy Muhammad. In the book, Dr. Muhammad provides a four part Historically Responsive Literacy Framework that “is essential for all students, especially youth of color, who traditionally have been marginalized in learning standards, school policies, and classroom practices.”
Read MoreOlive and June nail polish review. Do we like it? Keep reading to find out.
Read MoreFirst and foremost, we need to go on the record and say this is not an advertisement for AirDoctor Pro. We aren’t getting paid to promote their products, and we definitely did not receive anything free for this review. We just really believe in this product and wanted to share our genuine love of the Air Doctor Pro air purifier with all of you.
Read MorePhysical touch is a huge part of learning and creating a classroom community. I’m talking high-fives and pats on the back. Students giving each other hugs or, if they’re younger, their teachers a hug. Sharing supplies with each other, lending a helping hand, sitting knee to knee during circle time. How can students and teachers build a class community when humans rely so much on touch, yet right now, that physical touch is not allowed?
Read MoreMatilda’s delivers the flowers to your door in the San Francisco Bay Area and also in Austin and Houston, TX. Bonus: they have gift deliveries ($39 + Shipping) available in the same areas. The best part is that is not a subscription; you get to select what weeks you want your flowers delivered. They give you a preview so you can decide if those flowers would work for you.
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