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April 28, 2025

Why Teacher Appreciation Matters All Year Long

May is Teacher Appreciation Month, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only time of year to celebrate teachers. No matter the season, take a moment to recognize the people who pour their hearts into shaping children’s futures. They’re more than educators. They’re guides, cheerleaders, role models, and sometimes even second […]
April 28, 2025

3 Simple Mother’s Day Crafts for Your Students

Mother’s Day is one of those special holidays that invites us to slow down and show our appreciation for the people who care for us every day. For teachers, it’s also a wonderful opportunity to help students create something personal and heartfelt that their mom, grandma, aunt, or special family […]
March 19, 2025

Top 5 Ways to Support Your Teaching Staff

With the ongoing teacher shortage in America, it’s more important than ever to ensure educators feel valued, supported, and secure in their roles. A happy and motivated teaching staff leads to a positive learning environment for students. Here are five impactful ways to support your teachers.   1. Host Biweekly […]
March 7, 2025

Using QR Codes in Your Handbooks: A Quick Guide

QR Codes for Easy Linking If you’re not using QR codes in your school’s handbooks yet, you’re missing out on a simple, effective way to connect students, staff, and parents with important resources. These little squares of digital magic can link directly to websites, forms, schedules, and more, all with […]
February 27, 2025

Set up For Success: Free Digital Resources for Teachers

As a teacher, finding resources to improve your classroom is always the goal, but finding those resources for free is never easy. Today, we’re going to connect you to some free digital resources for teachers. Whether you’re looking for fun ways to introduce yourself to students or new ways to […]
February 27, 2025

Strategies for Creating an Inclusive Classroom

Every student should feel welcome and encouraged to participate in class. But what does it take to create a truly inclusive classroom? It’s not just about good intentions. It takes effort, strategy, and a little know-how.   What is an Inclusive Classroom? An inclusive classroom is a place where every […]
January 20, 2025

Handwriting and Memory Retention: A Learning Boost for Students

Today, more and more students find themselves learning in environments dominated by keyboards and touchscreens. It’s no surprise that writing by hand has taken a backseat to typing, with many students opting for their computers over a notebook and pen simply because it’s easier and more efficient. However, a recent […]
December 9, 2024

How To Ask Your Administration for Datebooks

Tired of hearing the excuse, “My dog ate my homework?” Asking your administration to provide student datebooks is the perfect way to help your student(s) remember important holidays, collaborate with others, and turn their work in on time. Tell them, “My students would benefit from planners because …” They would […]
December 2, 2024

Easy Recipe for Slime

Recently, videos of teens making their own slime at home have filled the For You Pages of social media. This slime, in particular, takes only three ingredients – glue, baking soda, and contact solution – making it a great in-class or after-school activity. Find out how your students can make […]