Books about space, learning about space, special events such as World Space Week… there is inevitably going to be a reason to do some fun space crafts in the classroom…

Summer break just can’t come fast enough, can it? But there’s just one little thing you have to do … declutter your classroom. We know. We know. Just the idea

The research is mounting, and the verdict is in: Teaching yoga in the classroom can help students on psychological and academic levels. Kids yoga makes for a perfect sensory or

Feeling apprehensive about report cards? Whether you’re a first-time teacher who’s worried about where to start or you’re a veteran who is just plain dreading them, the end of the

Perfectionism is exhausting for everyone who feels it … and it’s on the rise among American kids. By the time they hit adolescence, as much as 25 percent of kids

Congratulations! A new little one (or more!) is set to make their way into your family. As a mum of four, I’ve benefitted from four sets of teacher parental leave

Congratulations! A new little one (or more!) is set to make their way into your family. As a mum of four, I’ve benefitted from four sets of teacher parental leave

Mindfulness for Teachers The word “mindfulness” crops up in about as many education conversations these days as IEP or “self-paced.” But where did the mindfulness education movement come from? And

Anxiety. Stress. For kids learning in a pandemic, they’re the name of the game. More than half of American students say they’ve seen an increase in stress during the pandemic,

Teachers often talk about the funny little things that come out of the mouths of our little humans. But, sometimes, the deliveries that come out of their precious little hands