Teaching Tips

Schools around the world are closed indefinitely and as an educator, you're doing everything you can to keep children learning at-home. But with so many children lacking access to reliable...Continue reading

April is Earth Month and this year is super special because April 22, 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day!

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“Why can’t I play with my friends?”

“What happens if everyone gets the virus?”

“When is the next time we can do something fun?”

“It feels like I’m grounded.”

“I hate...Continue reading

Happy Occupational Therapy Month everyone!
 

In celebration of OT Month, I wanted to offer some information on a...Continue reading

Journaling & Free Writing Activities

Unsure of how to keep your student(s) interested in writing while at home? Have them try writing a blog or a journal. Keeping a...Continue reading

March is Music in Our Schools Month® (MIOSM)!  It’s a time for music educators, students and communities to come together to not only...Continue reading

“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.”  ― Albert Einstein

Fairy tales are full...Continue reading

Cursive handwriting is taught once students have mastered printing. But did you know that some students who struggle with printing can find cursive easier? This is because students don’t have to...Continue reading

As Valentine’s Day approaches, visions of hearts in shades of pink and red, chocolate candies, flowers, and Valentine cards fill children’s thoughts. And it is the perfect time of year to include...Continue reading