Whether you’re diving into a science documentary, a historical short film, or an inspiring TED-Ed clip, students get so much more out of videos when they’re thinking actively. These printable video response worksheets help students stay engaged from start to...
Every teacher has a favorite back-to-school tradition. Some teachers make sure they have a brand-new outfit they feel confident and cool wearing. Others ask their students to write them letters introducing themselves to the teacher. Mine involves a shovel, a...
School is out, and teachers now have the opportunity to swap their lesson plans for summer plans—wardrobe and all. And if you want to step into the season feeling stylish without breaking your budget spreadsheet, we’d like to introduce you...
We interrupt your summer break for this important announcement: Amazon Prime Days 2025 are almost here, and they’re better than ever! Take advantage of the incredible savings to prepare yourself and your classroom for back-to-school season. Here’s everything you need...
Lesson planning: Most teachers either love it or hate it. Either way, it’s something every teacher has to spend at least some time doing, so it’s worth learning to do it well. We’ve gathered this collection of lesson plan examples...
There are as many IEP goals as there are students. But the longer you teach special education, the more you’ll find yourself searching for just the right reading comprehension goal for a student who struggles with executive functions, or a...
Setting up a classroom escape room is a surefire way to increase student engagement. You can use this challenge to introduce a new topic or to review information students have already learned. It might seem a little overwhelming at first,...
Have you ever wanted to know more about bees? Those fuzzy-looking black-and-yellow insects have a very important role in our lives. Bees are responsible for pollinating plants, which helps them grow and reproduce. This directly affects our food supply, and...
Want to share your voice and earn a little extra cash when you do? Join our teacher survey group and receive a $5 gift card for each teacher survey you complete. We’re always looking for real educators to weigh in...
Dear We Are Teachers, I’m due at the end of June (in about two weeks!) with my first child, around the time school lets out. HR explained to me months ago that I could opt to take my maternity leave...
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