Dear We Are Teachers, Lately I’ve noticed a troubling trend among some of the parents at my school: gossip. Whether it’s in Facebook groups or group chats, info about me—an activity they didn’t like, jeans during Meet the Teacher (the...
When one teacher posted an absurd yearbook photo on her Instagram, it stopped my scroll—and clearly, I wasn’t the only one. Her post has received a lot of attention, striking a chord with educators. Here’s what she wrote: “Each year,...
On top of arriving to school on time, one of your top commuting goals is probably arriving to school safely. And having functional tires is integral in achieving that. That said, tires are costly. PriorityTire, however, has a discount for...
If the holiday rush has caught you by surprise, but you would still like to surprise your students with a small treat before the holidays, look no further than our free holiday gift tags! Simply print the tag of your...
by TeachThought Staff What is ‘3 Before Me’? ‘3 Before Me’ is a simple classroom strategy–arguably both a teaching and learning strategy–that requires that when students experience a challenge, they must first ask three different people for help before reaching...
As a secondary educator, a great service you can do for your students is to get them career ready. Part of that is introducing them to the wide array of careers (and paths!) that are open to them. To that...
Winter is coming, which means chapped lips and dry skin are, too. Whether your strategy is to moisturize between periods or tone and hydrate at home, one thing is for sure: Tula and its line of nourishing skincare products can...
Restaurant fundraisers are some of the easiest options for schools or organizations. Usually, you don’t need to do anything more than sign up, choose a time, and get the word out. In return, you earn a percentage of the profits...
Introduce your students to the bold colors, powerful messages, and creative energy of Jean-Michel Basquiat, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Known for blending street art with fine art, Basquiat used words, symbols, and emotion to...
contributed by Meg Price, the ei experience Social-emotional learning (SEL) by definition is a process for learning life skills, including how to deal with oneself, others, and relationships, and work in an effective manner. Although there are many great SEL...
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