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Looking for more resources? Check out these podcasts and articles that have featured my work.

The Teaching Middle School ELA Podcast with Caitlin Mitchell, Picture Books in Middle School ELA with Jenna from Doc Cop Teaching – 032

U.S. News and World Report article by Alexandra Pannoni, “Instagram for High School Teachers 101”

The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast, 027: Turn your Class into a Discussion Panel with Audience Tweeters

The Watson Unplugged Podcast, Ep. 42 Dr. Copper

Email me at jennacopper@jennacopper.com, if you would like to feature my work.

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I'm Dr. Jenna Copper, a high school English teacher who empowers educators to engage their students in critical thinking and spark a little wonder in their classrooms!

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RIP RBG, a trailblazer, an inspiration, and a hero

RIP RBG, a trailblazer, an inspiration, and a hero 💜 Illustration by @bijoukarman #riprbg #notoriousrbg #rbg

Ready for some character baking (making?)?🧁 //

Ready for some character baking (making?)?🧁 // First, read Birthday Party by Katherine Brush. (The narrator is watching a couple in a restaurant during a birthday “celebration.”) Then, ask students to find an image of whom they perceived the speaker to be. It led to a great discussion about perspective, point of view, and narrator relatability and bias. // Check out details on my stories today! 🥳

Here is my first day of school pic on day 6. 😅

Here is my first day of school pic on day 6. 😅 Also, I am, in fact, starting year 12, not 21. 😂 // What year are you starting? Or should I say what year does it feel like you’re starting? 😅

#backtoschool2020 #backtoschool #teachersofinstagram #igteachers #weareteachers #iteachela #englishteacher

Here’s a full view of my hybrid/remote learning

Here’s a full view of my hybrid/remote learning edustation. It’s an adjustable desk, and it has an iPad for live streaming lessons, my laptop for digital lessons, and a clip on moveable ring light for the iPad or the laptop. Our school is a Google Reference District, and our tech team and admin is fantastic! They came up with this new setup (minus the adjustable clip-on ring that I added). There is so much that is unpredictable and stressful, but I am very thankful for their hard work so we have an adaptable plan. // I don’t have a link for the desk, but I’ll try to find out, and I linked the ring light in my stories.

I updated my back-to-school stations with new inte

I updated my back-to-school stations with new interactive virtual classrooms! I have two options: one that is reading themed (watercolor + books) and one that is writing themed (computers + writing desks)! The text on both options is editable or you can use my wording. I love how they look printed too! // Swipe to see the printed versions. 😍 They’re 20% until tomorrow! Link in bio + stories. 💜

Back in the summer of 2018, Gigi and I stepped out

Back in the summer of 2018, Gigi and I stepped out of an airplane and into a magic-filled wardrobe @visitthestoryshop in Monroe, Georgia (swipe to see). We explored a Hobbit hole, Alice’s tea party, and a Wild Thing nook.

That day a visit to a magical bookstore became so much more.

Filled with happy faces, lively discussion, and exciting ideas, the first @keepingthewonder workshop changed all of us! ✨

Since then we’ve been trying new ideas, researching and reading, collecting stories from amazing educators, and WRITING all to unlock our own sense of wonder in learning.

And now we get to share the wonder with you!

We are so excited to be working with @dbc_inc to bring you the Keeping the Wonder book in the spring of 2021! 🥳🥳🥳

We hope to bring you in on our journey as we put the final touches on something that is so special and important to us.

@buildingbooklove, @writeonwithmissg, @theengagingstation, and I can’t wait to share more soon!

Picture by: @madelime_art (Isn’t she AMAZING?! She takes commissions!!)

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