Grab a carpet square and a juice box because it's time for Lesson Anatomy kids! This week, I chat with Miss Michelle List (@fivefeetofkinder) about tactile learning aka using your sense of touch! We discuss teaching in California, why she chose

#8 Toga! Toga! Toga! with Miss Kristen Wesson

Feb 20th, 2019 19m 21s

Friends, Romans, Countrymen... lend me your ears. This week, I chat with Miss Kristen Wesson (@misswessoninthemiddle) regarding her Roman dinner/toga party lesson/activity. We talk about how she got into Instagram, room transformations, the dev

#7 Order in the Classroom with Mrs. Kelsey Howell

Feb 10th, 2019 21m 52s

This week, I chat with Mrs. Kelsey Howell (@thisismyteachergram) about using mock trials in the classroom. We touch on three reasons as to why mock trials are awesome for the classroom, how and when to use them, and also I put her on the hot se

#6 20/20 (Vision Board) Experience with Mrs. Amanda Cardenas - Part 2 of 2

Feb 3rd, 2019 19m 55s

And... we're back again with Mrs. Amanda Cardenas (@mudandinkteaching) with Part 2 of our conversation regarding vision boards. To conclude our chat, we have some more fun conversing about hurdles she came across, the ideal number of days to te

#5 Football Fraction Frenzy Fun with Mrs. Kayla Dessert

Feb 2nd, 2019 22m 46s

Are you Super Bowl ready? Welcome to a special edition of Lesson Anatomy. This week, the sweetest teacher in all of #teachergram, Mrs. Kayla Dessert (@sweetestteacher), joins the pod to talk about the development of her fraction frenzy training

#4 20/20 (Vision Board) Experience with Mrs. Amanda Cardenas - Part 1 of 2

Jan 27th, 2019 18m 17s

Three volume, leather bound lesson plans are what pre-service and student teachers do... real teachers know that the lesson and unit plans are all unique and subjective to each individual teacher. What works for some, probably doesn't work for

#3 Mochas and Short Films with Mrs. Katie Saj

Jan 20th, 2019 25m 52s

When I walk around to see what students are watching or listening to on their smartphones, nine times out of ten, it is YouTube. If they're always on it, why not use it? This week, I chat with Mrs. Katie Saj, an English teacher at an indigenous

#2 Flippin' a Course Upside Down with Mrs. Ann Marie Kumm!

Jan 14th, 2019 24m 56s

Stranger Things is arguably one of the most popular TV shows right now, so of course I needed to find an 80s-loving educator who uses it! This week, I chat with Mrs. Ann Marie Kumm, an ESL/EAP Lecturer & Linguist, about her original course she

#1 Mrs. Shawley develops an Algebra Concepts course from Scratch!

Jan 8th, 2019 18m

When starting anything, you always stick to your roots (pun intended). For my very first episode, I sit down with colleague, Jenny Shawley, aka @mamashawley915, as we discuss the development of her Algebra Concepts course that she designed from

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