Hello fellow educators! I hope this blog post finds you well. As you may know, playdough activities can be a fantastic addition to the classroom, offering a range of benefits for students. That’s why I’m excited to introduce our new January-themed Playdough Challenge, designed to bring some winter fun into your classroom. The Benefits of … Read More about Introducing the January-Themed Playdough Challenge for the Classroom
Community in the Classroom…what is it, and why is it important? Simply put, community in the classroom is the culture of learning and expectations that each teacher sets up for their own classroom. The goal of community in the classroom is to enable students to learn, feel secure, and grow to their highest potential. In … Read More about 3 Steps to Building Community in the Classroom
I’m always looking for new fun and engaging problem-based learning activities to incorporate into my classroom. When I learned about Tract I was intrigued with this unique concept and knew I had to find out more. I’m excited to share what I learned about Tract and how you can incorporate it in your classroom. What … Read More about You Need Tract in Your Classroom
Now more than ever, it’s important for our students to be hearing information about nutrition and healthy eating habits as often as possible, including in their classrooms. As teachers, we all know how important repetition is for learning. The same is true when our primary students are learning about nutrition and healthy eating habits. It’s … Read More about Getting Kids Excited About Eating Healthy
