Surprising Bumbling Bea Reviews and a FREE Chapter
When Bumbling Bea was first published, I was very surprised by the reviews. I hoped middle school students would enjoy the story, but I never considered readers of all ages (some as young as seven and one a sixty-five year old grandma) would appreciate it, too. I’m flattered.
So, if you are seeking reviews of Bumbling Bea check out Amazon at http://tinyurl.com/lk5db54
There are nearly 50.
Here are snippets from a few:
The Reasons Teaching Multiculturalism in the Classroom is Vitally Important
I thought the reasons teaching multiculturalism in the classroom is vitally important was a good subject to blog about today. My Teaching Journey with Multiculturalism Multiculturalism is here to stay. I am thrilled by that statement! I am very fortunate in having traveled to many countries around the globe. This wanderlust came from my mother […]
Here’s a Lesson You’d Never Expect: Costume Design
Here’s a Lesson You’d Never Expect: Costume Design It’s one of my favorite subjects in theater. How can you beat it? It’s fun, creative, allows for your imagination to flow freely and just plain fun. Oh, did I say fun twice? You know who else loves costume design? Kids. Sometimes as drama teachers we think […]
Should Students Read Biographies?
Should students read biographies? I say they should, especially theatre artists if that’s their interest. Here are the reasons students should read biographies. I’m excited to share with you the new series of products I am creating. Places Please is a series of short biographies about professional theatre artists. There will be biographies about actors, […]
My Number One Best Selling Product
Here it is! My number one best selling product is here– radio theater. Ta-da. This is my number one most popular product in my store, Dramamommaspeaks on Teacherspayteachers.com. Check it out here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RADIO-THEATRE-UNIT-I-3319922 Why? Because everyone has heard of radio theatre, but few drama educators know much about teaching it! Until now. Enter me…. For […]
Arts Quote We Love #4–Civilizations Remembered for Their Arts
Civilizations Aren’t remembered by their business people