If you feel like you’ve been hearing about artificial intelligence (AI) nonstop lately, you’re not alone. For teachers, it can feel both exciting and overwhelming. AI promises to save time and spark new ideas, but we know there are a...
We’ve all been there: You’re delivering a lecture full of insight, but students haven’t even picked up a pencil. Yes, today’s students expect printouts, class web pages, and graphic organizers, but good old-fashioned note-taking is still a skill they should...
Fifth and sixth grade ELA teacher and school librarian Amy Brownlee knows how powerful it can be when students connect with a lesson in unexpected ways. When she brought Ask, Listen, Learn‘s underage drinking and cannabis use prevention resources into...
You know what coverage looks like when it comes to your classroom curriculum. But when it comes to makeup, it can be difficult deciding between brands. That said, there is one name that we think deserves an A+ for teacher...
Step right up! At Metric Mania Theme Park, students practice converting metric units through engaging, real-world scenarios that bring math to life. Your students will love exploring the rides, food, and more in these free metric conversion math activities. We...
Finding the right phonics program for your early or struggling readers can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. With so many options available (and with students’ needs varying widely), teachers often struggle to find a curriculum that...
Whether you are a player, a coach, or a fan, basketball can be a stressful sport. That’s why it’s good to lighten the mood sometimes. How? Tell a few basketball jokes! Because who doesn’t love a good joke or pun,...
Dear We Are Teachers, When I accepted my current teaching position, I was promised regular classroom support—an aide to help with behavior, interventionists for struggling students, and a mentor teacher for guidance. Months into the school year, none of that...
Journaling has a lot of benefits, like reducing stress and keeping you organized. There are all sorts of ways to journal, including a calendar diary, a blank book, or daily writing prompts. One method that’s become incredibly popular in recent...
Community service is an invaluable experience for kids. Service projects help students gain important skills like planning, communication, and advocacy. They also learn how they can have an impact on a cause they care about. Community service also creates positive...
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