For Intermediate and middle school teachers and homeschooling parents
How to Set Boundaries as a Teacher to Enjoy Work Life Balance
To be the best teacher that you can be, you need to set some firm boundaries so that you can care for yourself.
One Simple Way to Integrate Student Self Reflection and Self Assessment with Report Cards
Self reflection and self assessments give students a voice and a choice in their learning. Integrating it motivates them to do their best.
How to Teach Gratitude to Students
Gratitude can empower you to live your best life. Engage learners in practicing gratitude as a form of self expression.
Four Strategies on How to Deal with Teacher Job Stress
Engage in four strategies to deal with teacher stress: the cause, the plan, your support, and prioritize self care.
A Special Remembrance Day for Kids Activity to Help Them Make a Difference
Teach your children how to honor Remembrance Day with this one activity so that they can make a difference in their community.
Easy Ideas for Halloween Games for Kids and Teens
Halloween is a time of excitement for many children. Let’s engage children in the curriculum with five easy to set-up and fun games.
How to Teach Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
To truly embrace multiculturalism and understand cultural diversity, it’s essential to teach our children how to openly accept one another and themselves.
How to Make and Maintain Friendships
Teach your children how to make new friends and maintain friendships with three simple steps: have a discussion, take it out, and act it out.
How to Review Lessons With Three Interactive Art Activities
Teach your children how to think outside the box by integrating art into your review lessons. This article has three examples for you to try.
4 Ways to Support Students Who Struggle With Reading Comprehension
Reading is essential in literacy development. Using the read aloud strategy, engage children in reading comprehension with four activities The Group Piece, The Class Piece, The Creative Piece, and The Prompting Piece.