In celebration of Library Lovers’ Month, we’ve rounded up some library facts and useful tips and tricks that you’re sure to find interesting. 4 Quotable Facts about America’s Libraries There are more public libraries than Starbucks in the U.S. – a total of 17,566 including branches. Nearly 100% of public libraries provide Wi-Fi and […]
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5 Easy Ways to Celebrate Birthdays in Your Classroom
Many schools these days have implemented new policies about candy and sweet treats aimed at keeping kids healthier. This is a laudable goal, but food restrictions can make celebrating birthdays in your classroom a challenge. No cupcakes? No problem! You don’t need sugar — or a big budget — to make your students feel […]
10 Ways to Increase Activity in Your After School Program
We all know physical activity is important for so many reasons, but our children don’t get enough of it these days. Here are some ways to help you increase physical activity (PA) in your after school program. 1. Schedule Time for Daily Physical Activity If you haven’t already set aside a specific time each […]
Practicing for Tests Leads to Increased Success & Reduced Anxiety
Many educators believe that if students understand the material, they will perform well on the corresponding test. However, there is more to a test-taking than simply answering questions, and arguably, a large psychological element must be addressed as well as the actual information on the test. 4 Benefits of Taking Practice Tests Before Testing […]
Five Ways to Use Easel Pads in Your Classroom
At the beginning of the year, we know it’s time to stock up on classroom essentials that will make teaching easy and learning fun. Easel pads are one of those invaluable items that will do just that, and they are on almost every teacher’s supply list. They’re just so versatile. We’ve made a quick list […]
5 Tips for Keeping Your Art Room Clean
The art room can feel like a crazy place, but that’s part of why you love it, right? Still, with the number of different kids you get to work with and the range of projects you get to teach them, it can be a lot to keep track of. Luckily, with a good system, you’ll […]
Safety Measures Every Classroom Needs
Even if you and your district’s school board of directors and each school’s administrators have mapped out each district facility’s emergency and safety policies — including detailed procedures and equipment that might include reliable PA systems in emergency situations such as fires and tornadoes — you still need to address matters with teachers and […]
The Benefits of Becoming a Mentor for New Teachers
Many states and school districts are realizing that new teachers need help. It’s not enough to simply pass through a teacher training program and be thrown into a classroom (who ever thought this was a good idea?). Careful research has shown that formal mentorship programs help new teachers learn tricks of the trade and feel […]
Great Books for Teachers to Read During Spring Break
Spring is coming, and that means some well-deserved downtime is heading your way! Spring break is the perfect time to recharge and pick up a book for some uninterrupted reading for pleasure (you remember what that is, right?). Whether you want to catch up on some great new techniques for your classroom teaching or […]
Studying: When and Where to Study
The question of when and where is the best place to study is one of those questions that doesn’t have a one size fits all answer. Some may find it easier to study when they first get up in the morning verses later in the day. Some students may study better by themselves and […]
Strategies to Help Increase Activity During PE
The CDC recommends that kids take 11,500 or more steps and/or have at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. If we were to rely on this happening in school, sadly, most kids would be out of luck. Only the very fortunate students receive daily PE. Research shows that despite the plethora of […]
Test Prep Tips to Help Relieve Student Stress
Taking tests is an inevitable part of going to school, but, for many students, test-taking can be extremely stressful. You can help decrease anxiety and lower stress levels by making sure your students feel prepared–it’s easier to relax and concentrate when you know you’re ready. 5 Test Prep Tips to Help Students Feel Prepared […]
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