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My toddlers at home have a new favorite phrase: “This is boring!” Nowadays, children are used to instant gratification—or the thrill of electronics and video games. As teachers, how do […]

Whether you are spending the holiday break with your child or need a fun activity for the classroom, here is a festive activity.

Finding activities to go along with read-alouds can be so beneficial and fun! This story was perfect for discussing the art of persuasion.

Padlet is an online bulletin board where students can contribute their thoughts for the class to see, automatically or after your approval.

Digital Media Literacy Week – October 25-29 – offers us a chance to explore sources and screens. Seeking sources for news and determining fact from opinion are important skills to start even with very young children.

While teachers are ensuring students are getting social emotional learning time, they need to do the same for themselves.

Living through a pandemic has made social emotional learning critical. Explore SEL with kids using a book like “The Bad Seed.”

Believe it or not, tearing paper is an easy way to help kids build and refine the muscles in their hands! This activity is for all ages.

Use Google Slides to display your “order of events.” Students stop asking, “What do I do next?” – a win for both students and educators!

Wow your little ones with a fun walking water science experiment that encourages them to make predictions and observe the results.