You don’t have to blow your entire supply budget in order to create a space that is both welcoming and efficient. There are lots of tricks for repurposing items you already have or utilizing inexpensive items in creative ways in order to keep your classroom fun, fresh, and functional. Source Your Supplies There are […]
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6 Cute Ideas for Celebrating the 100th Day of School
The 100th Day of School is coming up — can you believe it? If you’re looking for an easy way to celebrate while getting your students to put their counting skills to good use, try one of these fun activities in your classroom this year. 6 Activities for Kids on the 100th Day of School […]
Fun Letter Writing Stations
In our fast-paced society, with information instantly sent in the form of emails and tweets, letter writing is a form of communication that has nearly been forgotten. Universal Letter Writing Week gives teachers the chance to incorporate lessons and activities on the forgotten art of letter writing. The following are some creative ideas for […]
Explore STEM Careers with Your Middle School Students
Jobs in STEM — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — are on the rise. According to the National Science Foundation, science and technology jobs are increasing at a rate of 18.7%; the average for all fields is 14.7%. That translates to thousands more jobs in STEM than in other fields over the next decade. […]
Listening Centers: Why They’re Still Relevant and Useful in Today’s Modern Classroom
Classrooms have seen a great deal of change over the last several decades, especially when it comes to the incorporation of technology. From computers and digital projectors to tablets and even smartboards, classrooms have come a long way over the years. Still, many older classroom technologies have survived the test of time and don’t […]
Successfully Welcoming New Students Mid-Year
It can be tough for a new student to fit in right away mid-year, but the steps you take to prepare, onboard and welcome your new arrival set the tone for the entire class and ensure that things go smoothly for all. Prepare a Space You should know about your new arrival before the […]
6 Tips to Recharge Over Winter Break
Whether on a year-round or traditional academic schedule, you’re ready for winter break when it rolls around. Not only are the days shorter and colder, but you’ve given your all to students, parents, and administrators for months. Now it’s finally time to relax, refresh, and rejuvenate. Here are some ways to recharge over winter […]
Festival of Light: 5 Winter Solstice Activities for the Classroom
The winter solstice occurs on December 21, 2016. It marks the shortest day of the year and is considered the first official day of winter. The winter solstice has been celebrated throughout the centuries and immortalized in art, poetry, and song, making it the perfect topic for classroom discussions and activities. This year, brighten […]
5 Ways to Spread Holiday Cheer at Your School
The holidays should be a happy time, but for many of us they are often filled with stress. This time of year can be particularly stressful for teachers. Administrators and educators could all appreciate an opportunity to participate in activities to beat tension during the holidays. The following are 5 great ways to spread […]
5 Holiday DIY Decorating Ideas for the Classroom
Since winter break is quickly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about decorating your classroom for the holiday season. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to transform your classroom into a holiday delight. With a bit of work and a few supplies, you can add some holiday cheer for kids to […]
10 Fun Teacher Gift Ideas for the Holidays
Whether you want to deliver a gift for an educator in your life or need inspiration for a “Secret Santa” exchange with a coworker, here are a few teacher gift ideas to get you started. Choose one or a few to create a thoughtful teacher gift that may add a little extra holiday cheer […]
Teach Kindness This Holiday Season
The holidays are particularly special as a time of the year when goodwill, kindness, and generosity are hallmarks of the season. Teaching about kindness and community is an ideal topic for this time of year, regardless of the age of your students or the specific holidays they might celebrate. Take these five easy activities […]
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