Here's a quick peek at the Workbook Creator Claude Skill in action! Thanks @Shannon Switzer for the request!

Happy weekend all! My son and I love listening to the daily podcast on his Yoto player (anyone else have littles who have a Yoto?). Today was a "this or that" game, which was a lot of fun. So... sharing that fun with you with a little custom this or that! Share one or all of your picks! 1. 🍳 Sweet breakfast or savory 2. 🧺 Fold laundry right away or live out of the basket 3. 📺 Rewatch a comfort show or start something new 4. 🌞 Bright mornings or moody, rainy days 5. 🛒 Grocery pickup or wandering the aisles alone 6. 🛌 Early bedtime or quiet late-night scrolling 7. 🕯 Candles or fresh air 8. 📖 Physical books or audiobooks

I used the Claude Curriculum Architect Skill to draft a workshop, and it was brilliant, easy, and quick. I was pleasantly surprised with the results and how usable they were. Just a few clarifications, some rewriting to fit me and my style a bit more, and I had an amazing foundation for my class!

Happy Monday all! 😊 What's a cherry (something good, small or big!) from last week that we can help celebrate with you? And what's a pit (something that didn't go as planned) that we can help support you through?

Here's what I came up with for my headline, bullet points, and workshop/webinar promise: Headline: Beyond the Behavior Tracker Subhead: One simple tracker. One hundred* fewer disruptions. *Ok, maybe not exactly 100, but it's a lot! Bullet points: - Where most behavior systems fall short (and end up creating *more* work for teachers) - The simple structure that can get your students to police themselves - How to plug and play this system in your classroom tomorrow Promise: A simple system that gets your students to correct their own misbehavior while you keep teaching.