Final exams are just around the corner and studying can be hard if you’re not sure how to do it. Here are tips for cramming for exams! Read More
Classroom Games to Pass the Time
Do you need more fun classroom games to play with your kiddos between lessons? Here are some of our suggestions! Read More
Fun Icebreakers for the New School Year
Looking for fun icebreakers to help your students learn more about each other? Here are some of our favorites! Read More
Creative Project Ideas to Inspire Your Students
Draven Jackson Blogger | Teacher Twitter As many teachers know, one of the hardest parts about creating a syllabus for the year is thinking of creative project ideas or interesting lessons that will keep students engaged and active. It’s nearly impossible to keep all your students’ interest with every single assignment, but it’s good to incorporate a plethora of lesson types into your classes in order to try and provide … Read More
Teacher Tips: Creative Games to Play with Your Students
Looking for new, creative games to play with your class for extra lessons and fun study activities? Here are some of our favorites! Read More
School Organizational Skills for Kids: A Parent’s Guide
As the new school year begins, minimize stress by organizing your child’s routine. Organization, or lack thereof, is based on executive functions which are natural neurological processes, a group of critical mental skills. Individuals with adequate executive function skills can plan, organize, strategize, and manage time. They know which assignments are on the agenda after school and can prioritize. Read More
Life Skills That Should Be Taught in School
We learn a lot of things in school, but sometimes we miss out on developing important life skills. It’s time we add them to our lessons! Read More
Pre-Reading Early Literacy Guide Using Storybooks
Most parents do not have the educational background in teaching young children speech and language. Obviously, the easiest method is simply storybook reading. There are a few strategies that parents can use that will facilitate greater pre-reading and speech and language skills. This blog will number them for parents who do not have the background in early education. Read More
Civil Rights Activists to Teach Your Children About
Black History Month is a great time to teach your children about the inspiring civil rights activists that fought for freedom and equality. Read More
Reasons to Encourage Your Children to Learn a Second Language
Teaching children a second language while they’re young increases creativity, problem-solving skills, patience, and open-mindedness. Read More