Cup Cozy Art
This is a really fun art activity we did using paper cups and yarn. It also exercises patterning, pairing complementary colours, and fine motor skills.
I enjoy being a part of such a positive learning community; I coach the school’s 7/8 badminton and soccer team. I also organize a k-1 comic book club and an art club. I love collaborating with the amazing and talented staff. I focus on creating a classroom where students feel comfortable and confident. I plan my lessons based on student’s individual learning needs and interests.

I work to create a culture where students feel safe, motivated, and challenged. Positive reinforcement and competition play a significant role in my classroom routines.
Visual art is a driving force in my room. We are constantly exploring new forms and mediums within art class and cross-circularly.
I make it a priority to turn activities that would traditionally be done at a desk into opportunities to move and learn through tactile experiences.
The Smartboard and Ipads are a daily must have. Technology is used to make activities engaging, differentiated, and more effective.<br />

My lessons are taught to the specific abilities and learning styles of each student.
It’s gotta be fun. I make my lessons exciting and targeted to the students specific interests.
Formative assessment drives my instruction. Each lesson is planned based on what was observed the previous day.
It is never too early to start cultivating a lifelong passion. Students are encouraged to explore their talents and interests.
This is a really fun art activity we did using paper cups and yarn. It also exercises patterning, pairing complementary colours, and fine motor skills.
In this video I show some clips from our guided reading meetings. Notice how I don’t just tell the students the word they are stuck on. I ask them ...