Readers of THE Journal, the premier resource for K-12 senior-level district and school administrators, named the Full Option Science System™ (FOSS) a best science program for the second consecutive year. The program won silver in THE Journal’s third annual Readers’ Choice Awards in the Best Science Program category, competing against the software, hardware, and […]
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Educational Gift Ideas for Kids by Age Group
During the holiday season, parents, teachers, and family members are searching for the perfect gifts for the young people in their lives. What better way to give a gift than to give one that is fun and teaches valuable skills like problem solving or encourages creativity? We’ve gathered a list of exciting learning gift […]
Benefits of Using AR in the Classroom
Augmented reality made its true debut in the world of video gaming with exciting options like Pokemon Go, catching the attention of millions across the world. This introduction to the potential of augmented reality, or AR, serves as an open doorway to a range of applications. At its heart, AR offers users a chance […]
6 Classroom Activities for a Halloween Party
Halloween is just around the corner, and having a few fun activities and crafts for students is a great way to enjoy the festivities without the usual candy and treats. Students can decorate a paper mask, create a creepy spider hat, host a tiny spider race, and more with just a few simple tools. […]
Intervention Strategies to Help Struggling Readers
Meeting students where they are and working with them in the ways that work best for them is a challenging task. Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) uses a three-tiered system of Response to Intervention, or RTI, to provide support for students based on their behavioral, academic, and social emotional skills. With the right […]
STEAM Challenges for Block Play in Early Childhood
Playing with blocks may appear simple, but manipulatives like blocks are an excellent way to encourage STEM and STEAM thinking patterns in early childhood. Not sure how to initiate block play, or how you can form a challenge for your early childhood learner? Read on and we’ll give you some ideas for creating fun, […]
Art Under the Microscope
Nature is undeniably beautiful. Artists can’t help but appreciate the Fibonnaci-inspired perfection of a nautilus shell, the symmetry of a snowflake, and the colors of the sunrise. And, like most things, a deeper look reveals even more beauty. Studying natural objects opens the door to an entire world of shapes, colors, and configurations of […]
Real Teacher Tips for Classroom Games Students Love
Playing games in the classroom is an excellent way to increase engagement and motivate students to retain information. Prizes aren’t always necessary, and games also help build student relationships, which is a win for everyone involved. Check out these real teacher tips for playing classroom games that students love. Classroom Game Suggestions from Real […]
Art Lesson Plan: Observe and Invent Creative Microbiology in Clay
If you haven’t studied the beautiful world of microbiology, you’re missing out! A quick Pinterest search presents thousands of spectacular images, each boasting vibrant colors, unique shapes, and incredible construction. Study the intricate network of golden blood vessels that surround the small intestine. Even the healthy, everyday bacteria that live symbiotically in our bodies […]
The Role of Math Manipulatives in the Classroom
Manipulatives are physical objects that are used as teaching tools to engage students in hands-on learning. Over the years, educators have learned that the use of manipulatives in math instruction deepens understanding of concepts, makes skills practice meaningful, and increases retention and carryover of information in new problem-solving situations. 3 Reasons to Use Math Manipulatives […]
Real Teacher Tips for Using Classroom Caddies
Caddies are the perfect mix of functionality and fun colors, and classroom caddies are one of many teacher tools that can make organization easier. Whether you prefer to use the caddies for arts and crafts or for manipulatives and games, there are plenty of options to consider. We asked teachers how they like to […]
6 Ways to Organize Student Cubbies for Back to School
Student cubbies are an important part of every classroom, allowing students to keep their returned papers and sometimes their backpacks and coats in one convenient location. Whether you want small cubbies for returning assignments or larger cubbies, we’ve got ideas for helping you put them together and make them look great. Six Student Cubby […]
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