Importance of Education

There are quite a few apps you should know about. We went through and compiled dozens of the best apps for teachers who don't have time to do so themselves!

15 YouTube science video channels for kids, explain science phenomenon, answer science questions, demonstrate science experiments. Great Free STEM resource.

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Another printable, just for giggles…8×10 again. Print on white card stock and frame for a fun schoolroom decoration! A couple of the fonts look blurry in this image, but they print out j…

Wat zijn uw rechten

Wat zijn uw rechten

My sister-in-law asked me to paint a few canvases for her to use as door prizes at her customer appreciation party she is having in a few weeks. She's a realtor, so she used verses that were "home" related. Just thought I'd share! **I've had lots of e-mails asking for the fonts I used on this canvas, so here they are: Sweetheart Script, Britannic Bold, and New Yorker (all caps). Hope this helps!

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Use old bottles and pom poms for simple counting and sorting maths games and motor skills fun! With lots of ways to play and learn, these are a great addition to the maths area at home or school. Welcome to another Playful Maths activity, part of a series being co-hosted with Learn with Play at...Read More »

How to use quotation marks and punctuation [infographic]

paper plate crowns - so easy!

Every once and a while, I seem to go through a paper roll collecting stage. I have no idea why, because I truly never have anything planned for them, but it happens none the less. When I noticed a little collection of them today during nap time, I decided we’d put them to use this…

The first thing I want to share with you is something I am teaching in Writing Workshop this week. I have a lesson I teach about the questions How and Why. We talk about how they should always be asking themselves how and why as they write. To make this stick in their mind, I made the "How" and "Why" questions that sit on our shoulders as we write. During writing workshop, I walk around with them on my shoulders. The kids love it! Since there are other questions the kids should be thinking…