Today we’re taking a deep-dive into Spanish 1 for middle schoolers with Mas Spanish! Mas Spanish is a complete online Spanish 1 course offering structured and guided coursework and practice that can be completed independently as your students learn the basics of the language. Disclosure: We received this product free of charge and compensation for…
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In this blog post, we’ll explore a variety of engaging scientific investigation project ideas suitable for students in elementary and middle school. Science is not just a subject to study; it’s a journey of curiosity, experimentation, and discovery. For elementary and middle school students, embarking on a scientific investigation project can be an exciting and…
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STEM art activities encourage kids to combine the imaginative and expressive aspects of art with the logical and analytical elements of science and technology. This unique blend not only stimulates their creative thinking but also provides a solid foundation for problem-solving skills. This article includes 5 STEM art activities that seamlessly merge creativity and science.…
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In this article you will find a free project based learning lesson plan where your students will create their own podcast series! A fun and engaging, cross-curricular project for students in middle and high school. Podcast Project for Students: A Free PBL Lesson Plan Title: Creating a Student Podcast Series Grade Level: Middle School and…
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In this project based learning lesson plan, students will explore the concept of creating a weather forecast. Through this interdisciplinary approach, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills while incorporating various subjects and technologies. Students will form teams and work collaboratively to collect and analyze weather data as well as to present a…
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In this blog post, we will explore ten engaging and effective brain breaks specifically designed for preschoolers. These activities will not only help them release excess energy but also promote concentration, creativity, and overall well-being. Preschoolers are bundles of energy, constantly seeking new experiences and opportunities to learn. Incorporating brain breaks into their daily routine…
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In this blog post, we’ll explore the incredible benefits of movement breaks for children. So, get ready to discover the wonders of letting kids wiggle, jump, and move their way to success in a friendly and engaging manner! Hey there, parents, teachers, and caregivers! Are your children bursting with endless energy and finding it challenging…
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In this article you’ll find 12 fun and engaging Thanksgiving Brain Breaks for kids! Discover exciting ways to help your kids enjoy Thanksgiving while boosting their brainpower! As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s important to not only indulge in delicious food and family time but also find ways to keep our kids engaged and energized. In this…
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Are you looking for some science fair project ideas that will impress your classmates and teachers? Look no further! We have compiled a list of 50 engaging and fascinating project ideas that cover a wide range of scientific disciplines. These projects are suitable for various age groups, from elementary school to high school. So, grab…
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In this article we’ll take a look at 50 (!!) project based learning activities to engage and excite students and get you started thinking about ways to use PBL as a key component to your students’ education. Project-based learning (PBL) is an innovative teaching approach that promotes active and hands-on learning experiences. By engaging students…
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In this article, we will discuss Project Based Learning and share 10 real world PBL project ideas that can be used at home or in the classroom as a jumping off point for your PBL lessons. Project-based learning (PBL) is an instructional approach that involves students working on a project or solving a real-world problem…
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Kids and teens with ADHD, Autism, and other diagnoses often need time management activities to help them succeed in school and at home.
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As the mom of a 2-year-old, I’m constantly on the lookout for new fine motor activities for toddlers. (Bonus points if they can keep my daughter entertained for more than ten minutes.) I’ve been amassing a list on my notepad for months now, and figured it was high time I shared my wisdom with everyone…
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If you wanted to regularly be working with special needs children, you could be a pediatrician, therapist, or even a specialized lawyer. But in our societies, it’s teachers who spend the most time helping these special kiddos. In schools, special education teachers are often the most patient, warm, creative, and predictable people in the building.…
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There are many different types of learning disabilities out there. There are also a lot of other disorders that aren’t learning disorders but do make learning difficult. How can you tell the difference? A learning disorder is when someone has a hard time learning over a longer-than-normal period of time. To be a true learning…
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Today, I’d like to share an excerpt from a play I’m writing titled: “Independent Work in the Homeschool.” Enter CHILDREN CHILD #1: MOM! Mommy! Mom-mom-mom-mooooooom! FRAZZLED MOTHER: What is it? I’m trying to teach your brother about decimals. CHILD #2: I need to ask you a question. CHILD #1: I was here first! FRAZZLED MOTHER:…
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Easy and FUN homeschool Spanish curriculum in a surprise box! Check out our review of this unique alternative to foreign language instruction at home.
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A writing prompt journal can be a great way to encourage your kids to write every day – regardless of whether your kid struggles with writing or loves it. Why are writing journals so effective? A journal allows kids to be creative and have fun without the pressure that goes along with more formal writing.…
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Getting kids to write can be stressful, but if you have some fun writing activities to help you and get your kids excited, it can be a fun part of learning. We have a list of 10 fun writing activities (plus a bonus!) to that can be a perfect supplement to your writing instruction. 1.…
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If you’re struggling with getting a kiddo out of bed, into a seat, and/or doing work once in their seat, try a few of my best motivational activities. Some will help motivate your child to trudge through work they hate. Some will engage students so they start enjoying their subjects. And some are so easy, you can start using them tomorrow!
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