A-to-Z Teaching Toolkit for Early Childhood and Elementary Educators

Alicia Meyers is a first-grade teacher in Washington, DC, with more than 15 years of experience in Title I schools, teaching preschool to second grade.

“As a seasoned and highly effective educator, Ms. Meyers has distilled both the science and art of teaching masterfully from A-Z! This book should be required reading for educators and included in teacher training programs everywhere!” - Eric Bethel, Instructional Superintendent, DC Public Schools“This book is a treasure chest of jewels teachers will rediscover again and again! It includes countless strategies that will empower educators everywhere on the path to unlocking the brilliance of their students!” - Dr. Jasmine Brann, Principal with DC Public Schools“Every educator, new and seasoned, needs to read this book! It provides real-world examples of peers using research-based strategies in classrooms like their own. While social media offers quick glimpses, this book explains the research behind effective strategies and how to implement them. It also gives parents the chance to collaborate with schools, fostering a stronger partnership for student success.” - Grace Wilson, Assistant Principal with DC Public Schools“Having worked alongside Alicia Meyers for four years, I’ve seen firsthand her passion for education and her gift for making learning accessible and engaging. The A-to-Z Teaching Toolkit is a goldmine of practical strategies, creative insights, and ready-to-use resources that empower both educators and caregivers. This book is a true game-changer for anyone looking to inspire young minds, create meaningful learning experiences, and instill change!” - Brooklyn Beeler, Mental Health Advocate, Former School Counselor“Alicia Meyers is nothing short of inspiring. Her passion and energy make learning exciting and meaningful. Her students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, and it's clear how much they adore her. I've learned so much from watching her in action! The A-to-Z Teaching Toolkit is a true reflection of her talent, dedication, and love for teaching.” - Lindsey Daugherty, Kindergarten Teacher with DC Public Schools“As a picture book author and former homeschooling parent, I found The A-to-Z Teaching Toolkit to be a must-have addition to my home library. It provides insight, problem-solving steps, how-to guides, examples, and resources on everything from navigating big emotions, supporting neurodiverse learners, implementing classroom incentives, and basic building blocks that ensure any child is set up for success. Being able to reference this incredibly thorough resource has given me the confidence to tackle any educational issue I’m up against.” - Brenna Jeanneret, Picture Book Author and Former Homeschool Parent

• A is for Arts Integration; B is for Books and Blankets; C is for Conflict Resolution; D is for De-escalation; E is for Engagement; F is for First Week Fundamentals; G is for Goals and Growth; H is for Hobbies; I is for Incentives; J is for Jobs; K is for Kid-tiques; L is for Learning Checks; M is for Menus; N is for Neurodiversity; O is for Organization; P is for Partnerships; Qu like in Conse/qu/ences; R is for Representation; S is for Self-Talk; T is for Teachable Moments; U is for Unfairness; V is for Virtual Learning; W is for Writing To; X like in E/x/pectations; Y is for You; Z is for Zen Den