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The pandemic has changed the landscape of back to school, but quality learning is still the goal. Leaders are striving to make good decisions that will best serve our children in this ever chang … read more

The new school year is drawing near and one thing is certain, knowledge and flexibility are musts in the midst of COVID-19. The American Academy of Pediatrics favors the goal of having children p … read more

Are you ready for the 2020–21 school year? We know there’s a lot to think about with the new (ever-changing) regulations, and that’s where creativity comes in. Yes, the new school year will … read more

What is STEM? STEM is a hot word these days, so you already know STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The buzz about STEM began when educators starting looking at what a … read more

Play and discovery are vital elements of developmental learning and are an essential part of a healthy and happy childhood. As young learners engage in play activities, they expand their knowled … read more

This was a most unusual school year! The global pandemic created social distancing mandates and the desire to keep young learners safe moved us from the classroom to the living room. Home learni … read more

Homeschooling, or parent-led education that happens at home, has come a long way in the past two decades. Technology has taken the task of homeschooling from a laborious one to a convenience for fa … read more

1. Teacher PlannersOne solution for staying on schedule is using a customizable teacher plan book. Carson Dellosa’s new Teacher Planners feature weekly, monthly, and yearly spreads, checklis … read more

Can you hear it? The last school bell ringing and students dashing out the door, ready for summer vacation to begin. For the last 10 months, students have worked to build skills and make academic gain … read more

What Is Summer Slide? The summer slide refers to the loss of learning that happens to children over the course of the summer. Research shows kids can lose as much as two to three months of readin … read more

You may already have your classroom theme picked out, but what about seasonal décor? In this post, I will show you how to do just that—and don’t worry, it’s possible (and fun!) to decorate on a bud … read more

Who would have thought we would have spent the last few months practicing social distancing and learning from home? Now it is time for summer break and worry begins to set in as we wonder — what’s … read more