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As an experienced teacher, I understand the magnitude of holidays within the classroom. One of my favorite holidays to celebrate with my class is Valentine’s Day. I find that Valentine’s Day is a … read more

If you visit any of the big-box stores or pharmacies, you will quickly notice that  Valentine’s Day décor has arrived! There are plenty of cute things to use as decorations, such as conve … read more

I can’t believe it’s already time to start planning this year’s Valentine’s Day party! I am the proud mother of twin 8-year-old boys, and let me tell you, they sure keep me busy! Between playi … read more

Nonfiction is an important genre for school curriculum. This content offers children something that will help them long after the book covers are closed—an appreciation of the value of well-researched … read more

Winter provides so many ideas for hands-on projects. From making snowflakes to building miniature trees, check out some of the ways you get creative during the cold, winter months:One-of-a-Kind … read more

March is the perfect time to bring some shamrock shenanigans to your classroom game time! Games are fun, games are for kids, and games are the epicenter of focus, collaboration, and engagement! W … read more

St. Patrick’s Day may only be one day a year, but as teachers, we can make the fun last a lot longer! There are many great activities that you can do in your classroom, some that you can incorporate … read more

It has been said that music soothes the savage beast, but we also know that it shapes the growing mind. Music is a powerful and meaningful part of our culture. It triggers emotional responses, stimula … read more

The holidays are a great time to model kindness to our children by giving back to our community. There are many ways to get kids interested in helping others—while also teaching the value of empathy a … read more

So, your students are stuck inside? Indoor recess doesn’t have to be a bore. There’s plenty of fun, simple ways to add play to the school day—so you can enjoy indoor recess, too! Try some of these ide … read more

With the pressure to raise standardized test scores and meet educational mandates, some of our schools have decided that they don’t have the instructional time available to dedicate to handwriting ins … read more

Pocket charts are a teacher’s best friend. Not only are they durable and easily storable, but they can attach to walls, bulletin boards, or stands, making them one of the most versatile and valuable t … read more