Have you ever found yourself drowning, trying to get it all done inside of your 100-minute language arts program? You're certainly not alone. Many Canadian English teachers educating students in grades 3-6 face this very challenge. The task of creating a cohesive, engaging curriculum that fits into a tight schedule can feel overwhelming. I remember when I first started; it felt like there were never enough hours in the day to get everything done effectively.
When you have an organized language arts program, your teaching day transforms. Instead of scrambling to find resources or figure out what comes next, you’ll have everything at your fingertips. Your lessons will flow smoothly from one activity to the next, and your students will benefit from the consistency and structure. You’ll be able to focus more on engaging with your students and less on administrative tasks, creating a more dynamic and interactive learning environment.
By attending our free workshop, Organize and Optimize Your 100-Minute Language Arts, you’ll gain access to practical guidance and resources tailored specifically for Canadian teachers like you. Imagine having a community of fellow educators who share tips, support each other, and celebrate successes together. You’ll leave the workshop equipped with strategies that save time, reduce planning effort, and prevent burnout. This isn’t just about surviving the school year; it’s about thriving in it.
When you register for the free workshop we have some bonuses just for you!
When you attend the live workshop training we will share an exclusive gift with you. Included in this free resource is
- Bulletin board command center
- Centers Rotations Cards
- 4 Pocket Writing Folders
- Student Work Collection System
Join our exclusive escape room pop-up group.
Connect with fellow teachers who are on the same learning journey as you. Enjoy bonus trainings and win some amazing prizes.
Stick around at the end of the workshop Patti will share more about her Language arts full year curriculum and include some special deals exclusive to those that attend the workshop.
Patti Firth is a highly experienced teacher with 15 years of dedicated service in Ontario, Canada. Throughout her career, she has focused on educating students in grades 3-6, demonstrating a true passion for teaching through inquiry-based learning, differentiation, and student-responsive strategies.
Twelve years ago, when Patti was preparing to return to her classroom after a maternity leave, she encountered a new curriculum. In response to this challenge, she began creating resources for herself and later extended her support to other teachers through her website, Madly Learning. Over the years, Madly Learning has evolved into a thriving educational publishing company, catering to thousands of classrooms across Canada by offering high-quality, student-centered, and engaging resources.
Patti’s expertise extends beyond her extensive teaching experience; she holds specialist certifications in both reading and English as a second language. Her dedication to empowering fellow educators is evident as she leads workshop trainings for junior teachers in grades 3-6. In these sessions, she addresses the unique challenges faced in the middle grades from the perspective of a classroom teacher who is right there alongside them, navigating these issues every day.
Patti Firth’s commitment to education and her passion for making a positive impact in the lives of both students and teachers alike make her a true asset to the educational community in Canada and beyond.
We believe that teaching junior grades literacy shouldn’t be a mystery. We want to allievate the stress and worry for teachers and show them that teaching literacy doesn’t have to be a daunting task
That when you follow a simple plan that meets new curriculums without reinventing the wheel.
Register now for our free workshop and be prepared for the changes that lie ahead of you.