45 Fall Crafts for Kids to Celebrate Autumn with the Whole Family
Can you believe that fall is already here? It can be tough to find weather-appropriate activities on a chilly autumn day. These fall-themed arts and
Can you believe that fall is already here? It can be tough to find weather-appropriate activities on a chilly autumn day. These fall-themed arts and
Teaching your children how to read can help give them a solid chance at success in life. But you might be wondering how to go
Latinx authors have made impactful contributions to children’s literature. September is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and now is the perfect time to highlight these contributions.
Journaling can be a great way for children to both practice writing and record the thoughts and memories that mean a lot to them. Nothing
Happy National Poetry Month! This April observance is a great time to introduce poetry to your little writer! Teaching poetry to children is a wonderful
If you’ve suddenly become your child’s homeschool teacher due to COVID-19, audiobooks can be a great help. Through audiobooks, you can engage your kids with
Learning is never quite as fun as when it involves playing in the dirt. There’s a good reason for that: experts say nature holds important
As we move through the last few weeks of school, you may be searching for a way to send your students off to summer break.
Teachers provide so much for our children in the classroom, from educational guidance to moral authority, safety, and mentorship. Every May, students and parents have
Can you believe that fall is already here? It can be tough to find weather-appropriate activities on a chilly autumn day. These fall-themed arts and
Teachers provide so much for our children in the classroom, from educational guidance to moral authority, safety, and mentorship. Every May, students and parents have
Teacher Appreciation Week is right around the corner. This year it’s the week of May 4. And while it is always important to recognize how
Back to school planning is different this year. Many schools are starting the year partially or completely online. Even schools hosting in-person classes will likely
For teachers, the first day of school always involves plenty of planning. But this year, the COVID-19 pandemic makes school planning difficult at best and
It may seem like common sense that students perform better in class when they receive support that meets their needs. Research around differentiated instruction confirms
