Feel like all you get are blank stares from your students? Or maybe you’re exhausted from redirecting behavior all day?

What if I told you that the reason your whole group instruction is falling flat isn’t because of poor classroom management…a few simple tweaks to increase student engagement is all you need. Grab the guide to my 5 NO-PREP ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES that you can implement immediately…all tried and true from my own classroom, of course. ♡

Meet the author

Welcome, I’m Katy!

I’m a dr. pepper lovin’, morgan wallen obsessed, rancher wife and kindergarten teacher mama to two. I have been an elementary teacher for 11 years, and I’ve been running from it since year two…always chasing after the greener grass (but never finding it). After I had my daughter back in 2019, I experienced extreme burn-out in the profession. I wasn’t doing a very good job managing my classroom systems, and I found myself staying wayyy too late and bringing work home almost every weekend to keep my head above water. I knew something had to change if I wanted to remain in the classroom, so I made it my mission to create simplified classroom systems so I could create a better work/life balance and remain in the profession. I am extremely passionate about whole group classroom management and instruction, and I am sharing my journey through finding a more simple way as a teacher and through motherhood so I can inspire you to do the same.

I hope you’ll stay awhile. ♡

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Say goodbye to Overwhelm

never ending planning

I will help teachers simplify lesson planning and utilize whole group instruction to deliver strong Tier One instruction with less differentiation.

blurting during lessons

I will help teachers make their lessons engaging so students do not get off-task as easily and help them manage blurting while not derailing a lesson.

Morning routine

I will help teachers master their morning routine by adding morning meeting to set everyone up for a great day!

My Teaching Style is Different

I am a huge believer in the importance of setting up strong classroom routines and management at the beginning of the school year. When students can become a partner in the leadership of the classroom and a strong classroom community is developed, magic happens with academics. Positive community sets stage for learning and growing to thrive.