When you do too much for ppl they start to love your hand instead of appreciating your heart.

with my school they don't require us to give the students homework but i do because it helps them. Love you Kathy

When I was teaching what helped me was getting a microphone, drinking warm tea in the morning and warming up my voice in the morning like doing vocal exercises.

I don’t assign homework unless parents request it. I do however send home papers for them to correct if they scored less than 80%. We are required to give letter grades for grade 3 and up and I like to give them a chance to raise their score for corrections. I really like taking walks and listening to a podcast to clear my mind. I recommend you listen to the stellar Teacher podcast. She has great ideas for writing and she specifically specializes in upper grades.

third grade teacher here. we assign homework (math-that we taught that day, spelling, & 20 minutes of reading for reading log)

Hello hope you hade an amazing week I love you videos you are amazing sending my love Katy xx

Your black jumper is so cute! Love your style

first comment 🫶 love you kathy i hope you have a great weekend!

I’m a 5th grade ELA teacher. I only ask that my students read at home. I don’t require reports or signing off. I just want them to enjoy reading books they love. Students are allowed to bring work home they don’t finish in class, but it’s not required. It’s their responsibility to get it done. Otherwise, I don’t assign homework. My team teacher sends a math working sheet home. But she assigns it on Monday and it’s not due until Friday. It’s just one page of practice . These kids have too much going on outside of school. I hate bringing work home. I don’t expect them to.

I assign homework as a 7th grade teacher, but it's really a reinforcer. I tell the students that they we will do evens in class after the lesson, and odd questions are required for homework. Most end up motivated to get everything completed before the end of the day.

I give myself time to read after work (like fun reading books). Apparently, six minute of reading can reduce around 60% of stress (according to a british study). In terms of homework...homework is another tool to teach students independent and self regulated learning. Plus, homework can be used for flipped classrooms too. Homework doesn't have to be revision only, it can be preparation for the next lesson or diving deeper into a topic too.

I love your week in my life videos u should do a weekend in your life! Just a little video idea :)

Teaching in room 6 does a great paragraph of the week to break down writing a detailed paragraph :)

I teach 6th grade ELAR & have yet to assign homework. Honestly if it’s a worksheet, I don’t trust it’ll come back. I have them for 90 minutes, I personally have little interest in assigning it. I’m a new teacher so maybe that’ll change

Together were stronger🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️

Where do you get your morning sheets?

Hello, I love your update videos. We have to assign homework in Scotland but I always say it's not an issue if they can't complete it. Would you mind letting me know where you get the maths morning work from? they look great.

Could you please share where you got the 3D Mexican star template. We are also having a Hispanic Heritage celebration at our school and I think the stars are a great craft to display!

Thank you for mentioning my comment in the video. How has it been working having the teacher assistant sit next to you ? How many student do you typically have for small group when you start them?

I LOVE your pink jacket! Where did you get it from, I want one LOL!

We’re not allowed to assign homework because the parents at our school are really intense and the kids are already stressed with going to extra curriculars and doing random assignments that their parents print out.

I have a question since you know fifth grade so well. I've recently begun subbing and whenever I sub, I introduce table points for the day (most teachers in the school I'm subbing at don't do this) and whichever table has the most points at the end of the day gets to pick a small prize from my prize bag (i.e., a cute eraser, a plastic bracelet, etc.). I've done this with grades K-3 and it has worked beautifully. My question for you is: do you think 5th graders would be motivated to pick from a prize bag at the end of the day? Or is it too "young" for them? Thank you!

I'm sorry but I did not get the link for the A I for the sessions you mentioned and would appreciate it please. Thank you. Alicia from CT

Our school does not give homework to grades 1 - 5.

I think it’s just white pants hahaha

I hate that you have to start each morning picking up after the after school program 😔 Is that something your team could bring up to leadership?

Are you a swiftie???

propolis might help for people who use their voices alot