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It’s time to add some fun and life into your school yearbook!

Self-care goals you can actually achieve!

Encourage kids to consider a wide variety of careers for the future.

It's not the ideal situation, but you can make it work!

Honest advice, straight from your peers!

This article is the second in our blog series Close Reading Isn’t Just for Novels: Teaching Students to Read Nonfiction. Click here to read the first post. Thanks to our blog series sponsor, Renaissance Learning. Finding text evidence seems easy enough. Technically, any sentence is text evidence. The trick is to get students to find[…]Continue Reading

Storypath units promote children as active participants in their own learning. Students learn about topics through cross-curricular connections woven into an imaginative real-world scenario. They role-play and make critical decisions independently and collaboratively. Invite your students on a rock band adventure! This unit integrates Common Core standards with project-based learning. Students discover that what they[…]Continue Reading

By guest blogger Joann Wasik at TheGateway.org With the U.S. presidential election less than a month away, the presidential campaigns are in full swing. Each candidate is busy raising campaign funds and vying with each other to promote their messages and views. It’s a fortuitous time to show students how the campaign process works, and[…]Continue Reading

Turn up the volume.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a super classroom!

Stop the insanity.

Our students are more stressed than ever ...but you can help!

How to recognize them and ways to help

Using technology in the classroom allows you to take educated risks and get instant feedback.

We can't wait to use these in our classrooms.

Create the perfect space for teachers to relax and recharge.