As teachers, we all have Post-It notes in our desk drawers. If we are lucky, we have different sizes and colors. Typically we use them […]

Virtual reality is becoming more useful and relevant in education today as the technology becomes easier to use. A lot of VR, however, can be […]

Math is not everyone’s favorite subject. My group of fifth graders, who are the creators, designers, and builders of a math app prototype, will say […]

In our blog, we often share digital tools and websites for educators to use for teaching and learning. But today, I want to do something […]

Looking for resources to make geography or world history classes more accessible and interactive when you return to the classroom? Check out the resources below, which […]

The history of ancient societies can help us understand our world today. That is, after all, one of the goals of history and social studies […]

May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, a time dedicated to reflecting on the history and contributions of Americans of Asian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) backgrounds. […]

This post was sponsored by SMART Technologies. Word searches are a great way to engage students when learning new vocabulary or studying a new topic. […]

Did you know that video games have been shown to aid in memorization? According to the Journal of Learning, Media and Technology, technology-enhanced learning (TEL) […]

Zearn‘s premise is simple, and compelling: All kids can love learning math. A non-profit organization, Zearn creates materials that are free for teachers and students. […]

Nearpod is a popular way to run virtual and in-person lessons. With this tool, teachers can provide quizzes, polls, share videos, create interactive boards, and […]

As a former ELA teacher, math instruction has always seemed like the quest for the Grail to me. First off, the content seems very foreign […]