Looking for ways to develop independent, socially-conscious learners? Or perhaps you’re in search of graphic organizers to help students build their analysis skills…
One of my favorite things to do, even as a child, was to draw. I still find myself doodling when I am bored, especially during faculty meetings and mandated PD. It’s been my experience that most kids fit into one of several categories when it comes to art…
Social studies is a subject that can tend to get overlooked in the early grades. Often we just focus on reading and math and IF we have time at the end of the day, we try to squeeze something in. But it doesn’t have to be that way…
In this week’s round-up, you’ll find science units, novel studies, writing and literacy activities, and so much more! Discover many science- and literacy-based resources to help students structure their unique and creative thoughts. Check out no-prep activity books, progress monitoring writing notebooks…
February is nearly finished and teachers across the world have been partaking in a month-long celebration of African American history and culture. Over the years, there have been various instances wherein intent did not match impact, and Black history celebrations have…