When creating an inclusive and inviting learning environment for all students, individual needs should be considered. Not all students experience challenges with sensory processing, but they may all benefit from some of the following sensory tools. Consider the needs and potential benefits of sensory-based interventions for vestibular input in an individual child. Tips for […]
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Sensory-Based Interventions for Proprioceptive Input
Proprioceptive input refers to our sense of body position and self-movement and is guided by neurons in our body called proprioceptors. Some people have a more difficult time with proprioception, leading to issues with balance and coordination. Under or overstimulation of the senses can lead to high levels of stress and anxiety, which is […]
5 April Fool’s Day Pranks to Play on Students
April Fool’s Day is always a fun day, but sometimes a fun prank can be hard to pull off on students. Most teachers will try to convince them they have a pop quiz, but students are immune to such tactics. If you tell them they have a quiz, they’ll either know it’s a trick […]
Using March Madness as a Fun Learning Opportunity in Your Classroom
College basketball is one of the hottest sports in the country, and March Madness takes it all to the next level. This annual tournament is sure to have your young sports fans talking, so why not use it to bring some fun into your classroom this spring? Try these three fun — and educational! — activities […]
Products That Encourage Student Engagement
Teachers sometimes need to think of creative ways to encourage positive student engagement. In a time when technology has taken a forefront in education and our daily lives, it’s hard to keep kids’ attention without something digital in front of them. Check out our list of products that will help you build a more engaged […]
Whole Class Crafts for National Craft Month
Did you know that March in National Craft Month? It’s true, and there’s no better way to do a little team-building in your classroom than to have your students all work on one big art project together. Having each student contribute supplies and a part of the whole allows everyone to shine — and to see […]
Getting Students Excited About Earth Science in the Classroom
Teaching Earth science in the classroom may not always get the attention it deserves, but this broad discipline is profoundly important. Understanding the basic geophysical processes is essential to placing biological systems—including those enveloping and influenced by humankind—in their proper context. It’s important to show students that rivers, mountains, rainstorms, and other landscape elements […]
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 […]
Black Paper Art Projects for Spring
Black paper may seem like an odd artistic choice for spring projects. But using black paper in your arts and crafts projects can add dynamic elements to your piece and make your art really stand out. This is a wonderful quality for spring-themed projects. Black paper comes in several varieties—including for use in drawing and […]
5 Ways Teacher’s Spring Break is Different from Student Spring Break
Every year, spring break is highly anticipated by students and teachers. Why not? A week off in the middle of one of the most stressful times of the year? Forget those tests, all of those lectures and assignments, and let yourself cut loose over break! Teachers and students celebrate spring break a little differently […]
Early Childhood Learners: 10 Ideas for Circle Time
Circle time with preschoolers can go south quickly, especially if you’re relatively new to the whole early learner experience. Gathering 15 to 20 small children together on colorful carpet squares and keeping them there can be a challenge. If you have plenty of planned activities to keep young minds and fidgety bodies engaged, circle […]
Year End Budgeting: Products to Consider for Fall
It might not happen every year, but sometimes you close your ledgers and find that you have a budget surplus. You probably have a backlog of ideas in your mental queue that seem like the perfect acquisitions to help your educators streamline their teaching methods and reach students on a deeper level. However, you […]
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