QUICK TIP! When creating a title for a bulletin board (like our science one below), we know many of you want to make sure you don’t end up with two of the same color in a row. Luckily, it is pretty easy to avoid! Instead of punching out just one ‘A’, punch out all of … Continue reading Quick Tip: Colorful Bulletin Board Titles
Get your students excited about the upcoming Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro. Kick off an Olympic themed lesson with a fun math activity. Read each word problem to your student, and have them write the answer on a dry erase board. Reward students with Olympic Medal Wear ‘Em Badges. Olympic Word Problems: Jackie Joyner-Kersee … Continue reading Olympics in the Classroom: 5 Word Problems
Pawn Game Pieces are versatile and make learning fun! You can use manipulative pawn pieces in and out of the classroom. It perfect for fun summertime learning! Prevent summer slide and use Pawn Game Pieces for the math activities below: Addition Have children count out each number to be added and then combine the amounts. They … Continue reading 7 Great Ways to Use Pawn Game Pieces
Our closest neighbor in space is the moon and we can observe it almost every night—just by looking up into the sky. Whether is it a school assignment or a nightly family activity to wind down, the study of the moon is an easy, engaging way to introduce students—young and older— to space … Continue reading STEM Activities — The Moon