Hi teacher friends,
Bring Vocabulary to Life with this Creative Curriculum
Friday, January 19, 2018Hi teacher friends,
Month of Mindfulness: 31 Days of Self-Love
Monday, January 1, 2018Hey teacher friend,
If you're anything like me, you know that the practice of self-love isn't always easy. As teachers, we carry the weight of the world on our shoulders (and our hearts) and sometimes that means putting our own self-love on the back burner. I'm here to tell you that you're not alone. I totally get it. I'm in the same boat, friend.
I'm not a self-love expert (it's still a work in progress for me, too) but I do know that the only way to fully show up for your students, friends, and family is to show up for yourself first! Positive self-talk is a HUGE part of self-love practice. That's why I'm hosting #MonthOfMindfulness to kick off the New Year with positive vibes! Click here to get your FREE set of 31 Self-Love Affirmation Cards sent straight to your inbox!
I'll announce an affirmation each day on my Instagram story (@theteacherspassport) but you can follow along with your printable cards. Be sure to display your affirmations somewhere you'll see them each day, like a bathroom mirror, in your planner or on your desk! Share pics of your self-love journey using #MonthOfMindfulness. Be sure to tag @theteacherspassport and be on the lookout for a SWEET self-care giveaway coming your way! Trust me, you won't want to miss this one.
Sending good vibes your way as we enter 2018! #letsdothis
Back to School Mindfulness Routines
Monday, August 14, 2017
Mindfulness is the practice of being aware and intentional with yourself and others. Mindfulness practices can transform your personal life and your classroom community! Ohm & Teaching and I teamed up to share our top tips for establishing mindfulness routines.
1. Body Scans
Body scans allow you to tune into how your body is feeling. A body scan can balance your nervous systems, lower blood pressure, and promote a sense of gratitude. During a body scan you'll become aware of sensations in your body and just notice--without judgement. You can do body scans in the morning when you first wake up, at night right before bed, or throughout the day to check in with your body. Here's how to do it:
Teach Self-Love in the Classroom with These 3 Meaningful Activities
Saturday, July 8, 2017Empower Your Students with Yoga in the Classroom
Sunday, June 4, 2017
This post was written as a guest post for Teachers Love Amazon. Visit their blog here.
Hi! I'm Becca from The Teacher's Passport and I'm a 2nd grade teacher and yoga teacher in Asheville, North Carolina. I am very passionate about spreading the message that yoga is for everybody. Today I'm excited to share one of my favorite topics---yoga in the classroom. When I first became a classroom teacher, I relied heavily on my yoga practice to manage stress, anxiety, and overall health and wellness. As we all know we have one of the toughest jobs in the world and when we put our whole heart into this profession, we need to make sure we're filling our heart back up with self-care. The practice of self-care is something that is far too often put on the back burner in our fast-paced society. Yoga has completely transformed my life and I love sharing the gift of yoga with kids.

Hi! I'm Becca from The Teacher's Passport and I'm a 2nd grade teacher and yoga teacher in Asheville, North Carolina. I am very passionate about spreading the message that yoga is for everybody. Today I'm excited to share one of my favorite topics---yoga in the classroom. When I first became a classroom teacher, I relied heavily on my yoga practice to manage stress, anxiety, and overall health and wellness. As we all know we have one of the toughest jobs in the world and when we put our whole heart into this profession, we need to make sure we're filling our heart back up with self-care. The practice of self-care is something that is far too often put on the back burner in our fast-paced society. Yoga has completely transformed my life and I love sharing the gift of yoga with kids.
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