At 7 Generation Games, we have a tremendous respect for teachers. We are continuously in awe of the men and women who dedicate themselves to educating the next generation.

We know it’s not always easy. It means early mornings to get to class. It means late nights grading papers and doing lesson plans. It means paying for supplies out of your own pocket. It’s a job with little instant gratification and little pay, but where the work you’re doing could not be more important. When people look back on their lives, so often they remember a teacher who made a difference. We want to recognize the teachers you know who have had that impact.

Each month, we are going to honor a teacher who is making a difference. The teacher will not only get a small write-up in this newsletter, but will also receive a class pack (with a class license for both our games and a bunch of 7 Generation Games goodies to share with students) as a small token of our respect.

Please submit the names of any teachers you know for consideration. Just send an email with their name and a small paragraph on why you’re nominating them to info@7generationgames.com.

Amazing Teachers Make a Difference: Tammy Green, 7th Grade English Teacher

Teachers work extremely hard, but get little recognition for their efforts. Many teachers even work up to 12-16 hours a day. That’s why we want to celebrate those teachers that go above and beyond for their students by featuring outstanding educators, both here and in our newsletter.

Let us feature a great teacher you know!

Teachers need more recognition for all the great work that they do. Occasionally, in our newsletters, we highlight teachers who go above and beyond in reaching out to their students and community.

Amazing Teachers Make a Difference: Samanntha Davis, Second Grade Teacher

Our last "teacher feature" starred 7th grade English teacher Tammy Green, recognizing her for all of her hard work. This month, we are spotlighting second grade teacher Samanntha Davis for the amazing energy she brings to her students each and every day. Samanntha was nominated by her mom, Paula.