Education

In a world where news can often feel overwhelming or inaccessible to young learners, middle grade teachers are finding The Week Junior to be incredibly useful in the classroom. Designed specifically for curious kids aged 8–14, this engaging weekly magazine transforms...

I don’t know about you, but when I sit through a faculty meeting or professional development session, within 15 to 20 minutes, I’m getting antsy. If you can relate, just imagine how your students must feel when they’ve been sitting...

Inspirational coloring pages offer a creative outlet that also supports social-emotional learning. Designed with motivational phrases and engaging visuals, these pages help kids internalize self-worth, build confidence, and develop a mindset rooted in kindness and positivity. Beyond the coloring activity,...

Dear We Are Teachers,I’m reaching out because I’m at my wit’s end trying to engage the parents of my 7th graders who just don’t seem to care. Whether it’s emails, calls, or conferences, I’m often met with excuses or, more...

by Terry Heick This is a sponsored post. You can read more about our sponsored content policy here. This is a sponsored post. You can read more about our sponsored content policy here. The goal of this post is simple:...

by TeachThought Staff In 13 Brilliant Outcomes Of Project-Based Learning, we gave a quick example of project-based learning to illustrate the relationship between learning objectives and the products and artifacts produced by project-based learning. “As the name implies, project-based learning...

If you teach music, you know how the cost of materials can easily add up. From cello strings to oboe reeds, sheet music for your library, and music notation software, you likely need to stretch your classroom budget to cover...

You can never have too many books for preschool! We read aloud to this age group for so many reasons: to build vocabulary, knowledge, and pre-reading skills; boost social and emotional learning; inspire class projects and play; make kids laugh;...

Elementary music teachers are often the unsung heroes of their schools. They keep students of all ages engaged, teach real music skills, and somehow pull off concert after concert, event after event. It’s a big job, and it takes the...

Finding good team-building games for adults can be tricky, especially when it comes to school staff meetings. You might be working with a mixed group where some school staff already know each other while others are brand-new to the school....