Blogs & Articles

There’s no doubt that the school year can be stressful. Both teachers and students face many challenges each day—there’s no need to complicate things. Several resources are available to teachers … read more

The days are growing shorter, the air is cooler, and the sights and sounds of fall are all around. Grab the opportunities the season has to offer and bring some meaningful learning into your classroom … 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 valu … read more

It’s the first day of school—a time that’s both exciting and stressful. You may know some of your students, but others are probably new—and a little nervous. It’s up to you to foster a positive learni … read more

What is an anchor chart? Simply stated, an anchor chart is a visual way to teach a topic. Create them at the beginning of new learning. A good anchor chart is a collaboration between you and your … read more

The “perfect” family – all smiles and laughter – doesn’t truly exist. So instead, let’s aim for having well families. This means making members of your family the best they can be. Healthy students ma … read more

As parents, we are very in sync with our children’s needs. We know when to interpret whining as a symptom of hunger and we know when a temper tantrum means our child simply needs a nap. If we could te … read more

The final exam (a.k.a. every student’s worst nightmare) is such a huge part of academic success. The time leading up to it is also one of your students’ most stressful times. The idea that … read more

If the goal is to immerse children in authentic learning – the type that excites and inspires – you must deliver instruction that allows students to make real-world connections. Cross-curricular … 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

Ah, fall is in the air! With the changing season, we see aisles upon aisles of back-to-school supplies, new class schedules, and new school clothes. We also see the parents with exhausted faces … read more

When teaching a foreign language, it’s natural to introduce your students to the rich culture that accompanies that language. But how natural is it for you to introduce other cultures when teach … read more