Well, hello there, top teachers. We are your hosts, Michelle Farray. And Bridget Spackman, and we are here to make

your life easier by helping you master your time, organization, and productivity as a teacher.

You know what I just realized, Bridget? What is that? I'm no longer going to be able to say,

I'm Michelle Farray because technically I'm not. So this, I guess, can be able to say, I'm Michelle Ferrette. Oh my gosh.

So this, I guess, can be, you know what, I tell you what, I'm going to continue to say Michelle Frey through the end of the calendar year.

And then next year, I will start saying Michelle Emerson.

That's a good plan.

That's a good plan.

So today, we are going to be sharing seven tips that will

help you tackle the chaos of the holiday season, even when you are super busy as a teacher. And I

know when I say that, you all know exactly what we're talking about. Yeah, I feel like the holidays

are always such a busy time because we have so much going on with school.

And it's like you feel the hustle and bustle going on.

But before we get into everything, let's hear a TSA from a top teacher.

I'm trying so hard to be productive, but holiday movies on Netflix keeps sucking me in.

Ever since I watched one on a day off, Netflix keeps recommending them to me, and I can't

say no.

Before I know it, I have watched two or three movies, and I've got nothing done.

Listen, I feel like I totally relate to you.

Now, I know that this is probably a last year's movie, but I watched one

with the girl who was from like the high school musical show. Do you know her name, Michelle?

What's her name? Well, okay, Vanessa Hudgens was the middle girl. Okay. So Vanessa Hudgens.

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