Summer break is exciting—but it also brings a common question from families: “What can we do at home to help prevent summer slide?” The challenge is that most parents want to help, but they aren’t sure what actually matters. Many families start with the best
Sprucing up your classroom to match the season can make it feel more welcoming, but it can seem like an overwhelming task. Here’s a simple idea: swap out your classroom door decor with the seasons! Check out the images in this post to inspire an
Imagine this: It’s a few weeks before testing, and you’re wondering if your students are ready. Do they understand the format? Will they freeze up on test day? Many teachers feel this pressure, but the good news is that test prep doesn’t have to be
Are you searching for St. Patricks Day activities for your classroom? The fun can last all day, while still sticking to academic concepts: STEM, math, reading, writing, you name it! Our team has put together another Lucky Little Party Plan for St. Patrick’s Day including
When I was younger, my mom hid Easter eggs all throughout the house. My young self felt a surge of excitement upon seeing each of those bright plastic eggs! Chances are, many of your students feel the same egg hunting excitement as my mid-80s self.
Believe it or not, the last day of school is approaching. Last day of school chaos is a real thing, and it can be hard to keep students engaged. Here’s an idea: try a picture book with a corresponding activity to keep your little learners
