I know it’s hard to think of, especially for my friends who just got out of school up in the Northern states, but it’s nearly
Author: Una Vagabonda
Hi everyone!
Elementary K - 6 and TEFL Certified.
Taught K-2 in Istanbul 2013-2016. Moved back stateside in 2016. Taught 3rd grade for three years, and now moving onto 5th math and science to 5th graders in Florida at a Title 1 school.
Studied abroad in a little town in Italy called Pisciotta summer 2012. Best time of my life. Studied in Urbino, the town where Rafaello was born, for the the fall semester of 2012.
Stayed with my husband and his family in Istanbul, Turkey for the rest of the summer of 2012 and returned 2013 after graduating.
Learning Turkish in my spare time.
Cat mom of two spazzy fluff balls.
We Did It!!!
I just had to give an update. My Title I school that’s been a D for the past three years jumped to a B! Two
Energy?
How do I get through my day? As a teacher, I need an endless supply of energy at all times. I am always on the
My Little Side-Gig
Here’s a little bit of shameless self promotion. As many of you know or have guessed, I am a teacher. Naturally, that means I have
Journeying to the States: I-130 Stage
The first step in coming the US is proving your relationship. Start gathering evidence as soon as you can. Don’t throw away tickets with
Journeying to the States: Intro
My husband and I met nearly six years ago at college in New York. He was an exchange student and I was a junior
Baby Steps
This year, I have an interesting breakdown in my class. My kids are either Tier 1 (on level) or Tier 3 (below grade level).
Nine, Ten; A September 11 Story
As the summer goes on and nears its end for us teachers, I’ve been thinking about books to read to my students. I wanted to
