6 Secrets to Successful Research with Kids
Research, the very word, can draw shudders from teachers and audible sighs from students. If you are one of those shuddering educators dreading that next
Research, the very word, can draw shudders from teachers and audible sighs from students. If you are one of those shuddering educators dreading that next
Why Art Matters Integrating arts in the classroom can be a challenge! If you are a teacher, chances are you’ve said it: “We have no
SVG Image Map Example The Challenge of Teaching Comprehension to Dual Language Learners Teaching dual language learners to effectively use comprehension skills to understand what
Your students already love task cards, so why not have them create some of their own (if you don’t know what a task card is,
SVG Image Map Example Innovation Presentation Ideas (Projects for High School or Elementary Students) As we all know, students already get plenty of tests, so
If you happen to be teaching literary genres this year, then I have two great resources that can really help. Use these genre task cards to
Minds in Bloom is so very pleased to welcome Heidi Raki, of Raki’s Rad Resources, who will share some terrific ideas for using hands-on projects to promote
Journal Prompts Write journal prompts on small slips of paper, and put each one in an egg. Have each student pick an egg and
So, maybe in the old days kids made dreidels out of clay (I think there’s a song about that…), but not only is that difficult
Creative Questions to Ask Kids Asking open-ended, engaging questions is a great way to get to know your students and for them to get to
A class Memory Wall is essentially a way to work as a group to remember the highlights of the school year. While individual projects like
Here is a fun math scavenger hunt to try with your students! How many zeroes are in one million? What is an object that is
