We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Just because we teach children doesn’t mean we are children. Which is why we’re shaking our heads at this Reddit thread in which teachers are spilling the stupidest, most insulting icebreakers...
We’ve covered TikTok content creator @karencassssss in her impression of “that teacher” who is always popping into your classroom. We wrote about when she portrayed a teacher in the hallway on the first day of school. And now, Karen’s our mom....
Listen, I know administrators and guidance counselors don’t do it to purposely fluster us, but am I the only one whose school schedule and daily timing for classroom periods changes every single year? Changes and tweaks are driven by new...
Sometimes it feels like kindness can be hard to come by, but we believe kindness is everywhere if you look! That’s why we created this fun kindness word search bundle. It includes three puzzles with three different difficulty levels: easy,...
Kids love building and exploring with magnetic tiles and blocks. And they’re a great tool for exploring math concepts and STEM challenges, too. That’s why we were excited to see this PicassoTiles building cube set for 49% off. Normally $59.99,...
Times are tough for kids these days. There are so many issues that are completely out of their control—it really takes a toll on learning. Teaching mindfulness is a great antidote to the stress and anxiety a lot of our...
October 2, 2024, is National Custodian Day, and we’ve got lots of unique ideas to help you celebrate! What is National Custodian Day? Every educator knows it: Schools would literally fall apart if it weren’t for the custodial staff. They...
When you get out of school, you’d probably like to come back to the comfort of your own home more than you’d like to go to the gym… At least, that’s how we feel. After a 30-day free trial with...
It’s common knowledge among educators that the first year of teaching is a trial by fire, testing your resilience and adaptability at every turn. For me, this trial reached its peak during my inaugural beginning-of-year Parent Night. Picture this: a...
Teaching long vowels involves hearing, reading, and spelling words. Teaching long ‘i’ (think slime and multiply) means teaching students the many ways long ‘i’ is spelled. Use our long ‘i’ word lists and cards to teach all the ways we...
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