As we enter the summer season, the days become brighter and the sun shines longer. Trees and flowers are in full bloom, and animals are active all around us. Plus, warm weather leads to all kinds of fun outdoor activities!...
12 Articles About Critical Thinking In The Classroom by TeachThought Staff Critical thinking remains one of the most discussed—and least clearly defined—ideas in education. It’s often treated as a skill, a habit, or a process, depending on the context, but...
What’s not to love about summer reading? Opening an enticing novel under a umbrella by the pool is one of the joys of summer. For kids, reading in a hammock, under a tree, or in a tent are all great...
Have you ever watched as a child stares into an aquarium with awe? Whether it is the song “Baby Beluga” or the movie Finding Nemo, kids love all things ocean! So you know they’ll be eager to dive into this...
You spend countless long hours at school, from teaching and grading assignments to scheduling parent conferences and attending admin meetings. By the time you leave, it’s hopefully no overstatement to say that your home is your sanctuary for rest and...
Need an extra reminder of why you love your job? Who doesn’t this time of year? That’s why we created this adorable set of inspirational teaching posters, absolutely free to save and print! Just click the button below to get...
It’s hard to believe that another school year is coming to an end. Through good times and bad times, we’ve found new ways to show our love and support in our classrooms. We’ve found pockets of joy and overcome challenges...
The concept of teaching creativity has been around for quite some time. See also What Is Divergent Thinking? Much of the blame for a lack of creativity, and therefore innovation, can be traced to our traditional educational systems. It relies...
1. Master the Search Bar: Your Time-Saving Powerhouse Don’t waste time scrolling through endless files. Google Drive’s search bar is surprisingly intelligent. Use keywords, file types (e.g., “presentation,” “essay,” “PDF”), dates, or even specific phrases within documents to pinpoint what...
by TeachThought Staff Creativity is often associated with elementary students who are encouraged to draw or color to self-express. According to a study published in the Thinking Skills and Creativity journal, students who regularly engage in creative tasks show statistically...
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