At some point in their career, every teacher meets a troublemaker. There’s usually one in every class. Whether they’re loud,
I just had to share this with your company! I reared 2 daughters, who are now 41 and 37. When
Working together is an important lesson children need to learn as they grow and mature. When they’re adults, they may
You may have noticed that you usually have one shy student in your class, a student who almost never speaks
Valentine’s Day will be here before you know it! As you outfit your classroom in pink and red, hang hearts
The Back-to-School season is exciting for everyone, but it can also be a little bit nerve-wracking for new students who
The Jewish religion has a number of interesting holidays that are fun to share. Some are historical and some are
Sending your child back to school is hard on you as a parent. Besides the separation anxiety, you miss their
When fall rolls around, so do pumpkins! And while carving Jack-o-lanterns is fun, there’s so much more you and your
Do your students get a hazy look in their eye when it’s time to learn about American History? Despite being
Everyone has their own definition of art. For children, it can be a key tool for learning about empathy. Bringing art into
Great crafts don’t need to cost a lot of money. Being a teacher means you’re always coming up with creative
Art comes in so many forms, and art history is a deep and varied subject. Neither, however, has to be
‘Tis the season to be outside! Pull your children away from the television and computer screens, get their noses out
The value of a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is known by many but not by all. And that could be
