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I absolutely love creating content! Since I'm finding myself at home with some extra time on my hands, I have decided to create a Teachers Pay Teachers account that can be found clicking here. I am pretty excited.

I am going to try to be more faithful about updating my blog with resources I find and to share with you current projects I have in the works.

Since we are all at home, I have been creating some escape/breakout/puzzle rooms by request for my friend's children. So far, I have a Lego, birthday, Star Wars, and Disney themed games.

If you are interested in a specific puzzle room idea, let me know in the comments below and I will give you free access to a copy before I post it on my store. I appreciate the help generating ideas and enjoy creating them to help get kids engaged.

I have also created some very basic clip art. Maybe not the most amazing things you've seen, but once again, I had fun. If you go to my store, you can download ones like below for free to use as you like.

Finally, as NGSS is rolling out, I wanted to create helpful materials for teachers to use in their classrooms. I am working on middle school life science standards currently, but hope to go through all of the middle school standards and put them on my store. There is a free template you can use to help organize your thoughts on my store.

Thanks and what ideas do you have for potential breakout boxes?

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