Classroom Setup Tips with Happily Ever Elementary The Schoolyard Podcast is back for another season! In this season’s first episode, host Nancy Chung welcomes back special guests Stephanie Osmondson and Loreal Hemenway from @happilyeverelementary. The episode focuses on preparations for returning back to school, specifically discussing classroom setup tips and practical ideas for creating […]
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5 Key Educational Readiness Strategies
When we hear the term “educational readiness,” we typically think about whether students are ready to learn. In other words, do young children have the foundational skills to start school, learn with their peers, and thrive academically, socially, and emotionally? Are older students ready to advance to the next grade level and take on […]
Author Insights from Shannon Olsen on Writing, Teaching, and Books
In this inspiring episode of The Schoolyard Podcast, host Nancy Chung spoke with Shannon Olsen, a beloved children’s book author and former second-grade teacher. Shannon shared her journey from teaching to becoming a full-time author, highlighting her passion for creating educational resources and children’s books that foster a sense of family and collaboration in […]
Community Engagement and Citizen Scientists
This month on It’s Time for Science, it’s time to talk about community engagement and citizen scientists! Host Tom Racine talks with Dr. Mwenda KudumuBiggs from the Fleet Science Center and Emma Giles from SciStarter. Episode Summary In this episode, Tom speaks with Dr. KudumuBiggs about her position at the Fleet Science Center, why […]
“It’s not just about selling you products. It’s about fitting your needs.”
When Isaac School District #5 surveyed its educators, parents, and community about facility upgrades, Dr. Lily Mesa-Lema saw a unique opportunity to enhance student learning—and with it, a massive logistical challenge that led to an unexpected partnership. A Second Job As Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for the Phoenix-based district, Lily was drawn […]
Must-have Kits and Supplies for Back to School
Kits, Collections, and Supplies for Back to School Heading back to school doesn’t have to be a hassle! School Specialty® is here to help. As you head back to the classroom at the end of summer, we’re always in your corner with everything you need to make this school year a success. We still […]
Solar Eclipse Safety Tips
How to Prepare Students for an Upcoming Solar Eclipse A solar eclipse is a magical event. On August 21, 2017, schools and communities across America gathered to witness what became known as the Great American Eclipse. But that wasn’t the end of it. That was the first of three major solar eclipse events in […]
Back to School Supply Kits from SchoolKidz
Our SchoolKidz lineup of school solutions features convenient and customizable back to school supply kits. This kitting program allows teachers to create turnkey supply kits for students specific to their classroom needs. SchoolKidz supply kits make back to school shopping quick and easy for parents and can also be used as a powerful fundraising […]
Fun Facts and the Future of Daylight Saving Time
Did you read that article title correctly? Here’s a freebie fact right from the start! It’s Daylight Saving Time, not Daylight Savings Time That’s right. Many of you have probably been saying it incorrectly this whole time. And that’s okay because there are still people out there saying “expresso” and “nucular”… we can all […]
5 Keys to Extended Learning Opportunities and Why They Matter
All students now likely have some form of unfinished learning due to the impact of COVID-19. As a principal of a high-needs inner-city school, there were many questions I encountered that needed to be answered when designing our program for extended learning opportunities. What makes extended learning meaningful for students? How do we engage students […]
Eight Evidence-Based Extended Learning Opportunities That Propel Students Forward
Last year, student achievement took a huge hit in most districts nationwide due to the impact of COVID-19. At the time, I was a school principal at a low-income, high-needs school, and we had many challenges to overcome as we hired staff members and prepared our extended learning summer program. Like school administrators nationwide, […]
Extended Learning in Art: Fostering Inspiration Through Everyday Life
Extended learning in art comes through the visual cues we see daily. Art majors are taught to carry a sketchbook, be aware of their surroundings, and record what they find interesting. These recordings can later become the inspiration for pieces of art. The sketchbook is the foundation and can record things that garner attention […]
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