Happy Friday!! I love Fridays even though now that I work from home and full time with Bellano I often work Saturday and Sunday. But not always. I do enjoy being able to flex my days off or even just a few hours here and there. It can be totally worth working on a Sunday afternoon to…
Little Minds at Work is a teaching blog focused mainly on Kindergarten and First Grade curriculum. Tara also sells curriculum and teaching resources over at Teachers Pay Teachers. She shares great resources and FREEBIES on her site. Check it out. This project is a custom design and was developed to suit Tara’s needs. The project…
Miss DeCarbo is a first grade teacher and has been blogging about teaching since 2011. She is a curriculum author and sells her products on Teachers Pay Teachers. She is an awesome resource for teachers and parents and offers great FREEBIES!! This project was a Custom Design, including the logo and was also a Blogger…
You know those “Keep Calm and Carry On” posters that seem to pop up everywhere? Yeah, they’re pretty cool, right? They’ve got this whole vibe going on, and I absolutely love seeing all the fun and quirky takes on that classic line. So, I had this lightbulb moment recently. Why not make my own version?…
Fun in First is written by Jodi who is a first grade teacher in Indiana. Jodi has been teaching for 15 years and started out as an Art teacher. She has taught several elementary grades during those 15 years and is happy to be back in first grade, where her heart is. Jodi also develops…
Mrs. Russell’s Room is a wonderful resource for teachers. Tamara has been blogging since 2012 and is currently teaching third grade. When she is not teaching, Tamara travels often to train other teachers. She is most passionate about teaching for high engagement, using standards based teaching and rubrics to improve growth, and teaching writing. This…
The Brown Bag Teacher is written by Catherine who is currently teaching first grade. Catherine writes about curriculum, shares what works in her classroom and also offers products on Teachers Pay Teachers. She offers a ton of valuable resources to fellow teachers. The project is a Custom Design, included the logo and was a Blogger…
Laura Paris Healing Arts is a licensed medical provider working with Functional Medicine. Laura’s blog is full of educational information on how to live an anti-inflammatory life and transform your heal with Paleo-inspired eating. She also works with local acupuncture clients. Laura was create to work with and I plan on working with her on…
Julia’s Child is a food and recipe blog written by Denise. She grew up learning to cook from her mother Julia. Love of food and family is a long standing tradition with both Italian and Irish roots. If you’re in the mood for a new Italian recipe you’ll be in the right place. I think…
Art of Gluten-Free Baking is a baking blog about how to bake and enjoy it without gluten. Jeanne also has a couple of cookbooks to help you in the kitchen. Why let gluten get in your way of enjoying baking? And of course, it’s mobile responsive. Because you have to be responsive! Note from…
Comfortably Domestic is where Kirsten shares recipes and other elements of domestic bliss. In her words Kirsten is “a far-from-perfect Domestic non-Diva who has spent a lot of time stumbling through domesticity before truly becoming comfortable enough to embrace it all.” Let me tell you, I have added so many recipes to my “want to try”…
Good. Food. Stories. Is an online magazine that tells stories about food and places that have food. It’s more than a food blog, it’s storytelling and recipe sharing. You’ll be amused and delighted by the story first and then inspired by the recipe or the knowledge shared. Casey Barber and her diverse contributors share their tales…
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