We know how mind-numbing it can be to search and apply for grants and funding for your classroom. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to get gadgets into your classroom without actually taking money out of your own pocket. We decided to make it a little bit easier by showing you some opportunities that you can take […]
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Muppets, Avatars, Robots and More! Learning Social Skills for those with ASD
Julia, the newest Muppet member on Sesame Street is helping her peers like Big Bird and Elmo get a handle on what being on the Autism Spectrum looks and feels like. And it seems to be working. Although Julia is just making her debut appearance on Sesame Street program this month, a team of […]
Dealing with Spring Fever
As a teacher, you already know that spring fever can wreak havoc in the classroom. You may be left wondering if there is any hope of teaching your students anything new between spring break and the end of the year. This period is filled with dreams of summer and the desire to get outside […]
3 Ways to Learn about Edison in the Classroom
Thomas Edison did more than just create a few useful inventions; some of his over 1,000 patented creations still impact the technology we use today. Incorporating one or more Edison related activities into the classroom provides a richer understanding of the inventor’s life and important works. Technology Timeline The tools we use to work […]
Black History Month Activities: Reflections on the Artist’s Voice
Celebrate Black History Month this year with activities that use the lenses of Black artists to provide students with a deeper understanding of how Black Americans in the mid-20th century lived. This full unit of Black History Month activities incorporates art, history, reading, writing, and discussion while exploring the works of Langston Hughes, Jacob […]
Winter Bird Feeding Activities
February was chosen as National Bird Feeding Month because it’s one of the most difficult times of the year for wild birds to find food. It’s also one of the coldest months in North America. That means supplemental winter bird feeding may save the lives of birds. It also provides children an opportunity to […]
10 Ways to Increase Activity in Your After School Program
We all know physical activity is important for so many reasons, but our children don’t get enough of it these days. Here are some ways to help you increase physical activity (PA) in your after-school program. 1. Schedule Time for Daily Physical Activity If you haven’t already set aside a specific time each day […]
5 Writing Center Ideas for December
December brings changes in seasons, holidays, and excitement as students prepare for the upcoming winter break. You can make the most of this time of energy and anticipation with writing center ideas that draw on the wintry, holiday atmosphere December instills in your classroom. 1. Holiday Writing Journal One potential writing center activity is […]
Festival of Light: 5 Winter Solstice Activities for the Classroom
The winter solstice 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 up the dark days and celebrate […]
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 […]
5 Ways to Turn Kids’ Projects Into Holiday Gifts
Few gifts are more heartfelt than a child’s artwork. An original “masterpiece” matted and framed makes a lovely present, but there are lots of other ways to turn a child’s craft project or work of art into a unique, unforgettable holiday gift. Turning Kids’ Art Projects into Holiday Gifts It might take a little […]
5 Ideas for Dramatic Play in Early Childhood
Dramatic play is a critical part of any developmentally appropriate early childhood education program. Young children learn best through play. By giving children time to engage in imaginative play, you can create an environment where children are excited to learn. These ideas for dramatic play can be integrated into your curriculum in various ways […]
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