We asked our TCEA members to share their favorite reading and writing websites, apps, or tools to use for student learning and would like to […]

The third Monday in February is celebrated each year across the U.S. in commemoration of the birth of George Washington. Sometimes called Washington’s Birthday, the […]

Monday, January 20, is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a commemoration of the life of the civil rights leader on the occasion of his […]

If you are like me, you enjoy getting and sending handwritten notes, so much so that, for several years, I had a side business where […]

Add some fun to your holiday season and learning by completing this holiday fliphunt. You’ll find a variety of options so you can start with […]

Thanksgiving, despite not becoming a national holiday until the Civil War, is a time of year steeped in images of America’s colonial past. For educators […]

In learning to read, many “experts” have long told us that students must use printed books and stories so that their brains process the coding/decoding […]

Regardless of what grade you teach, science processing skills are critical for all students to master. Though the focus of the content may change by […]

With the promotion of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math), a lot of folks are looking to see how they can add relevant art […]

Regardless of what you teach, your students will most likely respond well to an adventure of some kind as opposed to worksheets or traditional whole-group […]

As you get ready for school, we’ve curated a few apps that you can use with your students in a variety of ways. These apps […]

With the revised English Language Arts and Reading TEKS being implemented this fall, we think it’s a great time to hold a contest that focuses on […]