Having a mobile responsive website is a must these days, and Miss Allison’s SPED Spot needed that. She has so much great content on her site and offers a lot for special educators. Her new site now has designated sections
Pat from Growing Grade by Grade needed updates to her Blogger website. It was built with a Georgia Lou Studios theme years ago, but she needed help revising the customizations to it. I helped her utilize the spaces in the
I am in love with High Potential Education by Kim. Kim was THE most organized client I have ever worked with, and she had a very clear plan for her site. I just love how it turned out, and I
Jenny is a homeschooling mom and busy curriculum developer. Her site, The Brilliant Homeschool, has been running for about 10 year now all while Jenny teaches her kids at home. The Brilliant Homeschool ran into some challenges as the PHP
Paige from Everything for ELL specializes in language learning lessons and resources for all stages of proficiency. Paige is from Texas, and her heart is sure into meeting the needs of her English as a Second Language Learners. Her site
Tina from Teaching Dinos specializes in religious resources, tools for homeschooling, and tools for TPT sellers. For her site, she wanted support with her design to improve pages for tablet and mobile viewing, and to fix some of the layout
Pam from Desktop Learning Adventures is another longtime blogger and curriculum developer. She specializes in gifted education resources focused on Project Based Learning, Math, Games, and Language Arts. Her main objective is rigor and engagement, so if your students need
Leeann from Oink4Pigtales is a longtime blogger and curriculum developer. About 5-6 years ago, I created her first Blogger site using one of the Georgia Lou Studios themes. However, shortly after her site was built, the company went out of
Sally from Elementary Matters is a longtime blogger and curriculum developer. Her site was established around 2013, and there are many posts containing solid teaching ideas and lessons on the site. Her original site was the old Blogger style design
Marie from Mountain Laurel Literacy needed help getting her website set up. Her target audience is elementary to high school literacy teachers, so you’ll find a variety of literacy instructional techniques and resources shared on her site. She is a
