A Spoonful of Teaching

This Thursday on A Spoonful of Teaching, we are talking about Walt Disney World!! While my blog is mostly a teaching blog, I love to talk about all things Disney. I’m a big advocate for Disney vacations. Not only is it the most magical place on Earth, but it’s also an overall amazing vacation spot. Now you might be thinking, “I’m a grown adult. There’s no way I’m going to Disney World,” but hear me out. You’ll want to book a Disney vacation after reading this post. High-class relaxation If you are looking into booking a Disney vacation, staying on property is a must. Resorts are broken up into tiers: value, moderate, deluxe, and deluxe villas. In my personal opinion, I think the higher the resort tier, the less children.This is not always the case, however, most families with young children prefer to stay at the budget resorts as they are more “kid-friendly” with their themes. While I’ve only had personal experience at moderate and budget hotel pools, pools at any Disney resort are...

Hi everyone! Thanks for reading my second post on A Spoonful of Teaching! This is a cliche post about the author- me. Let's get started... Basically, I always knew I wanted to be a teacher (except for the year-long phase where I wanted to be a fashion designer). I was the kid that when I had friends over, we had to play school and I had to be the teacher. My mom used to teach dance and tumbling to little kids and throughout my teenage years I loved helping her teach. My senior year of high school I had a unique experience with an elementary school in the district. Every day during my senior year, I left my high school at 10:45 to be a “teacher intern” in a third grade classroom. Two amazing things about this: 1. It was at the elementary school I went to as a kiddo, and 2. I was partnered with my high school dance coach! It was such a fun experience because it was the first time I was actually exposed to the teaching world. She laid the foundation for the teacher I wante...