It’s important for students, especially young learners, to understand the changing of the seasons and the rhythms of the year. These lessons can frame all […]

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 […]

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 […]

I saw a juggler once who could juggle over 100 items at once.  It was awe inspiring and mind boggling. He was vastly entertaining and […]

““When schools lack an articulated coaching model, confusion reigns and a precious resource is wasted,” say authors Diane Sweeney and Ann Mausbach. Finding the right […]

It might feel like Christmas is already upon us, and judging from the decorations already adorning homes and storefronts (not to mention the unseasonably chilly […]

Ready to adopt powerful learning strategies for use in your classroom? John Hattie, author of the acclaimed Visible Learning research, points out that technology alone […]

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 […]

Ready to electrify your classroom with Wakelet-empowered classroom discussions? Wakelet has many features that make it ideal for use in the classroom. And, since it’s […]

The days are cooling down, the leaves are turning beautiful colors, and football season has kicked off. Fall is here, even though the thermometer has […]

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 […]

Wakelet is an amazing (and free) tool for content curation for both students and teachers. To make it even better, there are fabulous templates available showcasing […]