So a guilty pleasure of mine is watching "day in the life vlogs" on YouTube: I just love seeing what other people get up to on a daily basis and how others live their lives. Well, this inspired me see if any teachers are vlogging as I thought that would be really relatable, enjoyable to watch and I might learn a thing or two as well!
It has taken me quite a while to find what I was looking for (hint, if you're a teacher vlogger: use those words in your title somewhere so we can find you!) but I have found some fantastic people on YouTube recently! If you're interested in watching other teachers show you their classrooms and talk about what they are doing at school, then I'll save you loads of time with this collection of the best of the teacher vloggers in one place, right here!
In no particular order, meet the vloggers:
1) Tina Bietler - she's a 4th grade teacher who does daily vlogs in her classroom and also updates us on what she does for her students while she's at home. She's a very dedicated teacher and incredibly hard working! It has been a lot of fun watching her set up her classroom this summer and having her take us round the teacher store (I SO wish there was a UK equivalent over here - if anyone knows of any, drop me a note in the comments!). She's really inspirational and I love how organised she is and how much care and attention goes into her teaching.
Check out her channel here!
1) Tina Bietler - she's a 4th grade teacher who does daily vlogs in her classroom and also updates us on what she does for her students while she's at home. She's a very dedicated teacher and incredibly hard working! It has been a lot of fun watching her set up her classroom this summer and having her take us round the teacher store (I SO wish there was a UK equivalent over here - if anyone knows of any, drop me a note in the comments!). She's really inspirational and I love how organised she is and how much care and attention goes into her teaching.
Check out her channel here!
2) Bridget Spackman - Her channel is The Lettered Classroom and she's also a 4th grade teacher. How this woman manages to vlog every day is beyond me! I love that she brings us along to school with her and will check in during her breaks and after school to let us know what she has been doing with her students. It was also so much fun watching her set up her classroom this summer too! I love the excellent attention to detail and nothing is too much for her students - she'll often be vlogging at school late into the evenings and out and about for school supplies on the weekends. Check out her channel here!
3) Greg Smedley-Warren - he is a Kindergarten teacher and his videos are really unique as he shows himself actually teaching in the classroom! As you're watching him teach (he calls these his SmorgieVision series!) you can also see how his classroom is organised and what his daily routines are. He also films other videos with fun teaching tips too - a great channel you should definitely check out here!
4) Adam Peterson - his channel is Teachers Learn Too and he is also a Kindergarten teacher! He films awesome top tips in his classroom and he shares new things he is trying out in his lessons. He comes across as very innovative and always willing to try new things out, which I just love. He demonstrates how he makes some of his classroom resources so you can do them too, and he takes time to explain fun teaching ideas he has tried with his students!
A great channel, check it out here!
A great channel, check it out here!
5) La Tawnya Robinson - her channel is SmartieStyle and she teaches 5th grade. She's really new to vlogging, she just started this week actually but she's a natural! I like that she is super stylish and starts her videos with a teacher OOTD (Outfit Of The Day)! She talks to you on her way to work in the car, discusses more about her role, her routine and what she is teaching her students - plus I love that her videos are really long!
Check out her channel here!
Check out her channel here!
I hope you enjoy watching these awesome teachers who are willing to share their teacher lives with the world! The pool of teacher vloggers is still teeny tiny, which is a shame as I just love watching other teachers - I find it really motivating and inspiring! There are quite a few teachers on YouTube who just do talky videos on all things education, which are also great to watch and maybe that can be other blog post one day! But if you like the day in the life vlogs in particular, I think you'll really enjoy following these teachers around.
Have I missed anyone that I really need to know about? Do you enjoy watching vlogs too? If so, who do you enjoy watching?
Have I missed anyone that I really need to know about? Do you enjoy watching vlogs too? If so, who do you enjoy watching?
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