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Aug 3, 2016

4 ways teachers can save money on school supplies at Staples

There’s nothing like fresh school supplies for the classroom to get you excited about the new school year. However, a limited budget can sometimes dampen your spirits a little. The good thing is that Staples, one of the largest office supplies chains in the country, understands this dilemma and offers four ways for teachers to...

By Angela Watson

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Jul 20, 2016

Low-cost graduate courses & continuing education credits for teachers

Looking to renew your teaching license but can’t handle the time commitment or cost? Teacher’s Learning Center (TLC) might be the solution for you. Busy teachers can now complete courses for license renewal and pay scale increase at their own pace (and at affordable price). Teacher’s Learning Center (TLC) offers accredited graduate courses that...

By Angela Watson

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Education Trends, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Jun 1, 2016

Kiddom: an easier way to manage standards-based grading

More and more schools are moving toward standards-based grading to get a fuller picture of what students truly know and are able to do. Standards-based grading shows a student’s progress in relation to a set of learning standards, highlighting strengths as well as areas that need improvement. (You can learn more about...

By Angela Watson

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May 11, 2016

A free virtual field trip to teach about renewable energy

Our need for energy is undeniable–we use it to fuel our cars, start our computers and mobile devices, power the lights and other household appliances in our homes, and of course, to power our classrooms! The problem that looms ahead of us is this: How can we supply our growing need...

By Angela Watson

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Apr 21, 2016

Using fiction books to help kids connect creativity with STEM skills

What happens when kids use fun fictional texts that have a basis in science, technology, engineering and math as a springboard to explore the science behind the fiction? This week, I’ve invited Gillian King-Cargile, Director of Northern Illinois University’s STEM Read program, to share her observations with a fifth grade class. This...

By Angela Watson

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Classroom Management, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Dec 23, 2015

9 classroom organization tips for the new year

I’ve invited Calloway House to the blog today to share some ideas for starting the new year by thinking about what works (and what doesn’t) for organization in your classroom. Calloway House is a trusted educational supply resource for teachers and schools with a wide range of classroom supplies and organizational products....

By Angela Watson

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Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Dec 17, 2015

A free financial literacy game that earns students grants + scholarships

Money management is an essential life skill. What better way for kids to learn it than through a game that has actual financial rewards? The H&R Block Budget Challenge is a free financial literacy game that does exactly that! Through the program (which is back again for its third year in a row), students...

By Angela Watson

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Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Oct 14, 2015

Vibby: a FREE tool to share / discuss video clip highlights with students

Videos are great for boosting student engagement and communicating ideas in a powerful way. However, they can be problematic when you only want to show portions of a video, especially if students are watching the video on their own without your guidance. Navigating around and skipping over sections can be time consuming...

By Angela Watson

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Oct 7, 2015

Celebrate National Day on Writing with a free Google Hangout for students

This year’s National Day on Writing is October 20. And what’s a more fitting way for students to celebrate than by talking with a real author about the process of writing a book? Your 3rd-5th grade students are invited to a free Google Hangout with award-winning children’s author Kate Messner! Kate...

By Angela Watson

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Sep 24, 2015

Free teaching resources, videos, + games for fire prevention month

October is National Fire Prevention Month, and I’ve partnered with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to share some wonderful free resources you can use to help you integrate fire safety procedures into your instruction. Sparky’s Brain Busters App (Featuring Multi-Player & Classroom Modes) One of the newest resources from the NFPA is their free mobile app,...

By Angela Watson

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4 ways teachers can save money on school supplies at Staples

Low-cost graduate courses & continuing education credits for teachers

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A free virtual field trip to teach about renewable energy

Using fiction books to help kids connect creativity with STEM skills

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Vibby: a FREE tool to share / discuss video clip highlights with students

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5 ways to make an old lesson feel fresh and interesting again

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5 ways to make an old lesson feel fresh and interesting again

Search results for: sponsors and supporters

4 ways teachers can save money on school supplies at Staples

Low-cost graduate courses & continuing education credits for teachers

Kiddom: an easier way to manage standards-based grading

A free virtual field trip to teach about renewable energy

Using fiction books to help kids connect creativity with STEM skills

9 classroom organization tips for the new year

A free financial literacy game that earns students grants + scholarships

Vibby: a FREE tool to share / discuss video clip highlights with students

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Free teaching resources, videos, + games for fire prevention month

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