We know how much you love making the same paper Lincoln every year, but just in case, how about some fresh Presidents’ Day activities for your classroom? We’ve collected some fast, easy, and fun ideas for your celebration. Each idea not only incorporates a president or two but also some STEM, physical movement, or […]
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Using Zentangle in the Classroom: What it is, Why it Works
Zentangle—or the art of creative doodling—is more than just a mindless art process or a way to create a fun piece of artwork. Zentangle techniques can boost concentration, bust stress, and even help with fine motor skills—three very useful effects for the typical classroom. Key Benefits of Zentangle in the Classroom While Zentangle has […]
16 Classroom Organization Hacks
Paperwork, book bags, school supplies… the list is never-ending. Without organization a classroom can become chaotic and hinder the learning process. So, what’s a teacher to do? Here you will find help to tame the beast of “stuff” in your classroom. 1. Color code Color code everything! It is a visual reminder of what goes where […]
Benefits of Music and Dance in PE Class
Music is a timeless element that has existed since humans first created rhythms from beating sticks and stones. It is powerful, drawing deep emotions and memories buried in the thick of things. But most of all, music stimulates the mind, body, and soul. Physical education teachers have implemented music and dance into their curricula […]
How to Get Additional Funding for Classroom Technology
Between the United States’ government’s push to ensure that our students keep up with the 21st century’s technological advances and demands to stay competitive and the differentiated learning that technology provides, you understand the critical importance of having plenty of the right classroom technology for your students. On the other hand, as a modern […]
Media Centers – Not Just for Books
Over the past few decades, what were once libraries transformed into media centers. This change reflected an increasing reliance by students on media and technology and a decreasing reliance on books. The inventory of books was thinned out as research started coming from CD-ROMs, and eventually the Internet. Somewhere along the line, the media […]
What Your Desk Says about Your Teaching Style
The teacher’s desk is arguably the most important part of a teacher’s room. For some, everything has a place and if one thing is moved it will bother them until it is righted. And then there are those who thrive in… shall we say organized chaos. The way a teacher keeps their desk says […]
Essential Items for Classroom Organization
At the halfway point of the school year, many teachers take time to reflect on what’s working and what’s not working in their classroom. Many factors can throw off an otherwise great lesson plan or learning experience. One of those is lacking necessary items for a system of classroom organization. Having an organized classroom […]
4 Post-Holiday and Winter Creative Writing Prompts
Inspiring creative writing after winter break can be tough on teachers and students. Try out these winter-themed creative writing prompts to help spark students returning to class from the holidays! It was five days after Christmas, and Aaron was sitting in the living room. He had already built all of his new Lego sets […]
10 New Year’s Resolutions for Every Teacher
It’s that time of year again when people everywhere are pondering potential New Year’s resolutions. As a teacher nearing the mid-point of the year, you may find yourself lacking motivation, energy and enthusiasm in the classroom. Without these three qualities, the rest of the year can feel very long for you and your students. […]
Computer Learning Spaces: Flipped Learning 101
It seems as if technology has touched every facet of education—even the concept of homework. That’s where flipped learning comes in. What is flipped learning? The concept of “flipping” a classroom starts with students acquiring background knowledge at home through interactive or video presentations, as opposed to sitting in class listening to a lecture. […]
10 Fun Ways to Rest, Relax and Recharge Over Winter Break
Start your countdown — Christmas vacation is almost here! Of course, you still have to get through holiday concerts, kids on a sugar high from all the cookies and candy, dealing with stressed-out parents and one big classroom party before you can get 2015 in the books, but it’s so close you can almost taste […]
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