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Decorating Your Classroom for Spring
Winter temperatures have a way of making you excited for spring and summer. Getting the classroom ready for spring is easy with a little preparation and inspiration. Check out these cute ideas for a...
View ArticleCelebrating National Nutrition Month in the Classroom
There are hundreds of important lessons and concepts that students will learn in school, and the many benefits of good nutrition is certainly one of them. While not all students have access to, or the...
View ArticleStrategies for Building a Child’s Character
Good character traits, such as respect, cooperation, and honesty, are arguably the most important things that children need to learn. These traits and others help students make good choices, develop...
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St. Patricks Day Classroom Decorations and Activities
There are lots of fun ways to bring a little St. Patrick’s Day excitement into your classroom. Whether you hold a classroom celebration, complete with an art project or two, or simply want to deck out...
View ArticleThe Importance of Art Integration in the Elementary Classroom
The integration of art into the curriculum for subjects like math and science has been shown to increase understanding and retention, and also to aid in the development of creative problem solving...
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Preparing Your Classroom for Read Across America
March is the month for Read Across America, and many teachers take it as an opportunity to engage in and encourage reading in and out of the classroom. Keep reading to find ideas for a few themed...
View Article5 Tips for Better Study Habits and Test Prep Skills
Developing time-management, planning and organization skills is essential for learning and retaining vital information. Combining these skills along with the right tools, such as planners, will help...
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DIY Wrapping Paper Projects for Kids
Wrapping paper is a part of a gift that is often overlooked as simply a means to conceal the gift or item wrapped in it. However, a little creativity and holiday spirit can make the wrappings a part of...
View Article5 Tips for Better Study Habits and Test Prep Skills
Studying classroom materials for retention or to perform well on a test starts with the right preparation tools and process. Learning study habits and test prep skills is all about using available...
View ArticleBlack History Month Activities: Reflections on the Artist’s Voice
In celebration of Black History Month, here’s a full unit that incorporates art, history, reading, writing, and discussion that Explores the works of Langston Hughes, Jacob Lawrence, Helene Johnson,...
View ArticleBlack History Month: 5 Classroom Ideas
February is the month for love and celebrating the contributions of African Americans to the fabric of the United States. There are many ways that teachers can celebrate the contributions of African...
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DIY Valentine’s Day Classroom Decor Ideas
“Bee-Mine” Image from Life’s Journey to Perfection A little change in classroom decor can make the sometimes dreary weather in February seem just a little brighter, and students are sure to smile at...
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Second Semester Self-Care Tips for Teachers
While you may feel that you have a duty to your students and to other people in your life, it is important to remember this time of year that your mental and physical health should be a priority. See...
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4 New Bulletin Board Designs to Try in 2018
If you’ve been feeling like your bulletin board decor is a bit tired or worn out, it might be time to try a new set decorations. Whether you want to stick to the classics like polka dots or stripes, or...
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New Products for Every Learning Space 2018
It’s worth glancing through these all-new products for every classroom in the school. From arts and crafts supplies to early childhood and educational technology, this year’s list of new products has a...
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Healthy Ways to Celebrate the 100th Day of School
The 100th day of school, whose exact day will depend on your school’s specific schedule, is just around the corner. There are lots of fun ways to celebrate with the students in your class while also...
View ArticleSecond Semester Classroom Management Goals
Managing a classroom full of students who have been out of school for a week or more can be overwhelming. The start of a new semester, whether it’s in the fall or after winter break, takes a bit of...
View ArticleSteps for Setting & Following Through on New Year’s Goals
By: BJ Williston, SPARK Trainer and Curriculum Development Consultant Motivation is the general desire or willingness to do something. It is the drive and determination to get something done. That...
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DIY Wrapping Paper Projects for Kids
Wrapping paper is a part of a gift that is often overlooked as simply a means to conceal the gift or item wrapped in it. However, a little creativity and holiday spirit can make the wrappings a part of...
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Your Classroom Holiday Wish List
The end of the first semester gives most teachers and students a sense of relief, as there’s a short break before the second semester begins. Getting the classroom ready to take on the rest of the...
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