Erica Lynn Lindquist
An elementary reading teacher
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“As a superintendent in a rural district, I understand the importance of a quality teacher… Mrs. Lindquist is very thorough and professional. Erica stays current on legislation and how it ties to the
science of reading.”
– Dr. Bell-Freeman, Former Superintendent on Erica being named Missouri’s Southwest Region Educator of the Year.
“My students love this resource! It is very engaging. I love how it is organized!”
– TPT Customer Review
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“I still use everything Erica taught me in my own classroom 4 years down the road. Last spring my school had me take a student teacher. I was observing her and couldn’t help but think that if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t have been able to see this first-year teacher thriving.”
– Former Student Teacher/Intern
“I would absolutely give 5 stars to Erica for the coaching call we did. She was so kind, very easy to talk to, and extremely helpful! She explained what she was doing every step of the way. It made it very easy for me to understand!”
– Monica Parsons from Learning with Monica on TPT
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“Mrs. Lindquist helps me read and with my work. She lets me be a helper in the classroom. Mrs. Lindquist is so loving.”
-Former Title I Reading Student
Latest from the blog
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Spring Classroom Reset: Simple Ways to Refresh Your Classroom for the Final Months
As winter fades and spring approaches, classrooms often start to feel a little cluttered, a little chaotic, and a lot full of student energy. After months of busy lessons, holiday celebrations, and daily routines, this is the perfect time for a simple classroom reset. A small amount of “spring cleaning” can bring fresh energy into your space and help both you and your students stay focused through the final stretch of the school year.
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Spring Survival Kit: Low-Prep Hacks to Conquer Classroom Chaos
Once January arrives, teachers everywhere start gearing up for the whirlwind of February and March. A stretch packed with holidays, special events, indoor recess, celebrations, and lots of student energy.
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New Year, New Routines: Classroom Setup Ideas to Kick Off January Strong
Start the new year strong with simple and effective classroom setup ideas. From organizing learning spaces to establishing routines, these tips help students transition smoothly back to school. Plus, discover editable tools like guided reading plans and field trip permission slips to make planning easier and more efficient.
