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MEET JULIE
I wanted to be a teacher since I can remember.
I taught second through fifth grade in Florida and Rhode Island for ten years. When Common Core was first introduced, my colleagues and I struggled to find standards based resources. I started MagiCore as a way to share the resources I created to help my own students succeed.
Over the past decade, more than 100,000 teachers have trusted our growing library of resources in their classrooms. Our mission is to help teachers like you connect with their students and make a lasting impact.
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We strive to create resources that empower teachers and transform student success. We create skill-focused resources that promote critical thinking, enhance student engagement, and incorporate diversity. Our goal is to develop the tools teachers need to reach their students and foster a lifetime of learning.
