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5 Famous Explorers: How to Teach Their Journey There’s something about famous explorers that gets kids excited about their own ability to explore the world...
Holiday Season Appreciation: Strategies for School Leaders It is now officially the holiday season. As the first half of the school year edges toward a...
5 Teaching Habits to Break Right Now We all have bad habits, like staying up later than we should to stream the latest Netflix series and then resorting to...
5 Creative Practices to Develop Strong Writing Skills If you're on a mission to help your students become top-notch writers, you've come to the right...
10 Ideas for Quick and Engaging Warm-Up Activities Warm-ups aren't just about shaking off the morning cobwebs. They're your secret weapon to engage,...
Why Cybersecurity Needs to be Taught More in Every Classroom In a world where technology is as common as crayons and textbooks, our students must...
5 Strategies for Teaching Complex Concepts to Young Learners Teaching complex concepts to students can feel like navigating through a maze. But don't...
Why You Should Incorporate Service Learning in Your Classroom Have you ever wondered how to make learning come alive for your students? Well, let me...
7 Subtle Ways to Help Shy Students Find Their Voices As teachers, we know that every child has a unique story to tell and valuable insights to share. But...
5 Fun Ways to Teach Writing and Grammar Is it who or whom? Questions like that make students want to throw up their hands and give up on grammar for good....
Lesson Plan: Snap, Crackle, Pop: Fun Experiments with Sound Waves Grades: 4th - 6th Duration: 2 class periods Objective: By the end of this lesson,...
Experimenting with Slime - A Sensory Exploration of States of Matter Grade Level: 6th-8th grades Duration: 90 minutes Objective: Students will explore the...
Mastering Public Speaking - The Art of Persuasion Grade Level: 6th to 8th grade Duration: Two class periods Objective: By the end of this lesson, students...
How to Help Kids Navigate a Heavy World We live in heavy times. News headlines have been worrisome for several years running, and that’s on top of the...
Four Key Strategies that Get Kids to Talk Contrary to what movies and television depict, a quiet classroom is not one that most teachers find desirable....
How to Teach The Top 10 Organizational Skills for Students Organization goes beyond the saying “a place for everything and everything in its place.”...
6 Historical Heroes That Are Perfect for Student Research Projects Are you searching for exciting and educational research projects to engage your students...
5 Innovative Approaches to K-12 Visual Arts Education Art isn't just a free hour for kids to play with scissors and glue. It's a way for students to express...
From Gutenberg to Google: Teaching Information Literacy in the Digital Age Yes, your kids probably know how to find funny videos on TikTok or a fun gaming...
Nurturing Young Entrepreneurs: Teaching Business Skills in Middle School While middle school can be a tough time for kids to navigate, it’s also the best...

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