This past Christmas at the school where I work, we had a door-decorating contest. Since my homeroom was reading C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, I decided to do a Narnia theme. My feeble attempt at a door decorated with paper had a snowy hill, a light blue sky, and the iconic … Continue reading “Just Jesus”
Category: Teaching
Conduct Cards
At the school where I teach, we use something called “conduct cards” as a form of discipline and to invoke a consequence when a student breaks a rule. If a student talks out of turn during class, is disrespectful to a classmate, or causes a disruption anywhere in the school, any adult can sign their … Continue reading Conduct Cards
A Thanksgiving Reflection (2025)
I decided that this year, I would begin a tradition of writing a Thanksgiving reflection. These will be times for me to share what I am thankful for specifically this past year and how I have seen the Lord prove Himself faithful in my life. Though I could write an endless list, I will contain … Continue reading A Thanksgiving Reflection (2025)
Cling to the Word
As I have been doing my student teaching, I have been pleasantly surprised to see students incorporate Scripture into their work. They will use Bible verses in a speech or a slideshow to communicate their faith and share how it teaches and inspires them. This is a wonderful thing, and I am delighted to see … Continue reading Cling to the Word
Set Your Mind Above 