Infographics allow students to share a lot of information in a visually-pleasing but concise way. While there are lots of tools that you can use […]

Walk through a paper bookstore and you’ll find a huge section dedicated to graphic novels. Like many children of yesteryear, I grew up reading comic […]

It is easy to create assignments for students that involve a lot of text. And, unless it is a reading comprehension or fluency assignment, your […]

Many students, including English language learners (ELLs), have unique learning needs during remote learning. It is vital that we focus on how we can create […]

In our Remote Learning Strategies series so far, we’ve explored two powerful strategies. Those strategies included classroom discussion and summarization. In this blog entry, we’ll […]

We should go ahead and anticipate that “Zoom fatigue” will soon be added to the Oxford English Dictionary. One way to help diminish the agony […]

In the U.S. today, bilingual education and education for English language learners (ELLs) is in high demand. And while students with limited English proficiency (LEP) […]

Did you know that Google Docs contains assistive writing features? Writing can be a complex task for all students, and particularly for students with learning […]

The first time I saw a Bee-bot, I was intrigued.  I was not sure what it was, but I knew that I needed one. It […]

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 students come back to school, why not show them how to make timelines of their summer adventures? Yes, I just suggested making a timeline […]

In the old days (circa 1990s), there was only one creation tool that mattered. Sure, word processors were plentiful.  For classrooms, though, Kid Pix ruled […]