Scavenger hunts are a
favorite among teachers and students! Here are five reasons to start using scavenger hunts in your math class today.

There is so much to teach and learn when reading Ray Bradbury’s magnum opus: Fahrenheit 451. I’m compiling this list of not-to-miss points when teaching this novel after having taught it for years and years, but also with the disclaimer that every time I teach it, I see something new.

If you’re a high school science teacher (or a soon-to-be high school science teacher), I’d like to share with you how I preferred to start the year with my freshmen and sophomores – and why.

In the second volume of our “Supporting All Students” resource round-up, we’re featuring Structured Play Centers, Morning Group Calendar Binders, Consumer Math and Life Science Projects, Health Class Resources, and so much more.

If you’ve been searching for Secondary ELA and Social Studies resources for your students, we’ve got what you’re looking for. We’re featuring Historical Webquest Activities, Novel Studies, History Warm-Ups, U.S. History Curriculum, and so much more.