Your first parent-teacher conferences can be one of the most nerve-wracking parts of being a new teacher. You’re still getting to know your students, trying to find your rhythm in the classroom, and now you’re expected to talk to parents like a pro. Don’t worry. It is possible to confidently make it through your […]
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Promote Student Health Through Better Learning Space Design
Students can’t learn effectively if they struggle with challenges to their health and well-being, which is why promoting healthy habits is a core strategy for improving academic achievement. Supporting student wellness is also critical to educating the whole child and developing smart behaviors that last a lifetime. Although promoting student health has always been […]
Famous Left-Handed People
Did you know that only about 10% of people in the world are left-handed? That makes being a lefty pretty rare! Scientists believe that being left-handed might be linked to the way the brain is wired, especially how it controls language and movement. Some also think it could be influenced by genes passed down […]
Best Educational Outdoor Activities for Summer
While students may think of summer vacation as a break from learning, it can be an opportunity to sneak in some additional lessons disguised as adventures. Getting students outdoors can be a great way to reinvigorate their curiosity and love of learning. Here are five ideas to jumpstart your summertime lesson planning. 1. Nature […]
Summer Fun: Time to Relax, Recharge, and Take a Break!
As the school year wraps up, teachers everywhere are ready for a breather. Summer is your time to unwind, celebrate your hard work, and slowly gear up for another great year in the classroom. “Summer is your reset button — for rest, reflection, and a touch of planning on your own terms.” Rest First: […]
Flag Day History and a Craft
A Brief History of Flag Day Flag Day is celebrated every June 14th in the United States. It honors the day in 1777 when the Second Continental Congress approved the design of the first American flag. The flag had 13 stripes and 13 stars, representing the 13 original colonies. The idea of a special […]
The Power of Compliments in the Classroom
Positive reinforcement plays a crucial role in creating a healthy classroom environment, and what better way to celebrate this than acknowledging Say Something Nice Day on June 1st? Compliments might seem like small gestures, but they make a huge impact. Why Compliments in the Classroom Matter Compliments do more than brighten a student’s day. […]
Should You Create Summer Learning Packets for Your Students?
Teachers often send home summer learning packets to help students retain the skills they’ve worked hard to master during the school year. These packets combat summer learning loss, also known as “summer slide,” by keeping children engaged in educational activities outside of the classroom. But are these packets always the best solution? Let’s weigh […]
Plan Now for Success Next Year
Planning for the next school year may feel far off, but getting a head start can relieve stress. By identifying necessary supplies for next year, and placing your order now, you’ll create a seamless start that benefits both you and your students. Start With Classroom Organization A well-organized classroom sets the tone for smooth […]
Access for All in Science Instruction
In today’s diverse classrooms, ensuring access for all in science instruction is essential for fostering scientific literacy and success among all students. As educators, it’s our responsibility to recognize and address the unique challenges faced by students from various backgrounds and abilities. Thoughtful and inclusive strategies will support and assist every student in the […]
Celebrate Our Nation’s Youngest Learners During Week of the Young Child®
Get ready for a week of fun with Week of the Young Child®! Between April 5th and 11th, 2025, we’re celebrating and honoring children and all those who make a difference in their lives. Week of the Young Child, organized by NAEYC®, is an opportunity for early childhood programs across the country, including childcare […]
Kits for Kidz®Helps Students in Need
Equity in Education Starts with Essentials From Kits for Kidz® When students step into the classroom, they should be focused on learning, not worrying about whether they have the supplies they need to succeed. But for many children facing financial hardships, homelessness, or the aftermath of a natural disaster, basic school essentials can be […]
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