Kids and Education Archives

As the school year comes to an end, consider planning a camping trip with your family. Here are five ways to enjoy camping with kids.

Building bedtime routines for our children can be difficult at times, but First Things First is here to help with three simple steps.

Educators are often judged by how well students perform on standardized assessments. But test scores do not define successful teaching.

Throughout history, women have been excluded from classrooms, yet they fought for equality in education. Here’s what we can learn from them.

Each student thinks, learns and processes information differently. Here are five ways teachers can create neuroinclusive classrooms.

We may have become heavily influenced and dependent on technology, but here are five ways to promote essential writing skills in the classroom.

While it may seem like “grown-up politics,” the State of the Union can be a powerful opportunity to teach civil dialogue to children.

Children’s Dental Health Month is a perfect time to be reminded how important healthy smiles are for growing kids.

With Arizona Statehood Day approaching, February is the perfect month for students to celebrate, learn and show state pride in the classroom.

A junk journal is a creative, anything-goes journal. Open your junk drawers, and invite your children or students on this creative adventure.

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