There are few who would argue the inherent creativity and curiosity that comes naturally to early childhood learners. Not only are they experiencing the world and everything in it for the first time, but they are building the foundation for their future via the patterns and behaviors that are encouraged during these crucial years. […]
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DIY Holiday Gift Bags and Wrap
The use of paste paint is a great way to create one of a kind designs on paper. The paste paint adds another dimension to a project. Creating your own wrapping paper and gift bags is a great way to engage kids in the gift-giving time of year. Get this easy and fun project […]
How to Use Mod Podge® for DIY Decor
Mod Podge is well-known for its use in fun craft projects for kids, but it also offers plenty of options for easy DIY decor projects in and out of the classroom. There’s no need to stress with decoupage, one of the quickest and easiest ways to give everyday items a makeover. Read on for […]
How to Make Slime Keeper Globes
Everyone is making and playing with Slime. This project shows you how to make a container to store Slime in or give as a gift. Our acrylic globes make a great storage container for Slime. The outside surface of the acrylic globes allows you to use your creativity to make a one of a […]
Bluebee Pals for Sight Words Instruction
Regardless of the stage in the path to reading, students can benefit from becoming familiar with, learning to spell, and using new words. Students with special needs can especially benefit from the high-tech, yet easy-to-use apps that fit a variety of educational interests and literacy levels. Read on and learn more about how Bluebee […]
Strongsville Middle School – Case Study
Strongsville Middle School Brings the 21st Century Learning Experience to Students In 2013, the Strongsville City School District in Strongsville, Ohio recognized that the two middle schools serving the community had become overcrowded and out of date, and did not adequately serve the needs of today’s 21st Century student. In fact, the older of […]
6 Ways to Support Students with Color Perception Issues
Since roughly 8% of males and 5% of females have some form of color blindness, it’s likely that you will encounter an art student with color perception issues. And, along with matching clothes or picking a ripe banana, color blindness can also pose a challenge in the art room. What is Color Blindness? First, […]
Teaching Science With Slime
There’s something uniquely exciting about a science experiment. Taking ordinary materials and mixing them together to create something new is both fun and educational for young learners. It leaves them with questions and the urge to seek out answers. We’ve gathered a few ideas for creating slime in class and leveraging a fun craft […]
Real Teacher Tips for Creating Reusable Classroom Materials
Lamination is a simple concept, but many teachers love their laminators because it helps to keep classroom materials safe, even when passed through the hands of several students. We asked teachers how much they love lamination, and they offered their opinions and some great ideas for making reusable classroom materials. Check out these fun […]
Real Teacher Tips for Classroom Time Management
Keeping a classroom schedule on track can be tricky, and many teachers are frustrated with wasted time. We asked teachers for tips for managing and organizing their time with students. Check out these real teacher responses on classroom time management. Teacher Time Tracking Tips & Tricks Feeling organized often starts with having a schedule, […]
Addressing the 21st Century’s Safety Concerns
Unfortunately, the news seems littered with stories of harm coming to gatherings of people. Perhaps no such gathering is more valuable than the one that happens every day in the nation’s schools. But in the age of decrepit buildings and making due with less, safety is often an afterthought. Thankfully, through ingenuity, technology, and […]
Youth Program Community Service Opportunities
Youth community service programs are a fantastic way to spread good deeds to the community while letting students enjoy some time outside school. Depending on where your group is, you may have more options for working with non-profit organizations, but there are always ways to serve others in the community, with or without the […]
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