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I'm a hardcore bookie - and for me, they have to be real books. None of these digital books (OK, I do use e-books when I travel!). I've always been an avid continue reading...
These last few months of Summer are the perfect time to square away your continuing education classes! Preschool is a fun group to plan activities for. In continue reading...
Virtual Reality, also abbreviated as VR, explores a whole new world of possibilities. Although there are both many pros and cons into diving into the VR continue reading...
As many of you may know, my oldest son has autism, and when he was a toddler and preschool aged it was not only difficult to even find weight sensory continue reading...
Do you teach 3rd grade? Check out Bonnie's (FREE!) Cabbage Program for 3rd graders! We have participated in this free program in past years and all the continue reading...
I'm proud to be partnering with SONIC on their Limeades for Learning® campaign. It is a national award-winning initiative to support U.S. public school continue reading...
I partnered with ChildCare Education Institute to share with you the free resources below. The end of the school year is a busy time of year for both continue reading...
The below graduation gift ideas are separated out by graduate level so you can easily scroll through practical ideas no matter what grade level your continue reading...
CONGRATULATIONS to all the GRADS out there! Whether your child is graduating preschool or college it's a special day for them and these quotes for continue reading...
This post sponsored by CCEI. Every year I say that it's the busiest year ever, but guess what? This has been my busiest year ever! We are all very busy, continue reading...
If you have younger elementary age students that is the perfect age to lay a foundation for and reinforce respect for others, differences, self-worth, continue reading...
FREE Dinosaurs: The American Museum of Natural History Collections App for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It has great reviews and is another free option continue reading...
This post is sponsored by T. Rowe Price. All opinions are my own. I am very passionate about putting financial literacy resources in the hands continue reading...
I’m excited to be partnering with ChildCare Education Institute. As always, all opinions are my own. There's no denying that kids learn best when they are continue reading...
I’m excited to be partnering with ChildCare Education Institute. As always, all opinions are my own. Recently I took an online course on Exploring Visual continue reading...
I've partnered with Google for Education to embrace our role in teaching responsibility and safety in a digital space. Below are some free resources and continue reading...
October is Sensory Awareness Month so I am featuring this inclusive playground at Butterfield Park in Elmhurst, Illinois. Inclusive playgrounds personally continue reading...
Finding free educational resources is exciting but the tips below will help you learn how to share those resources with others. I've partnered with Google continue reading...
The TypeTastic School Edition typing program has several membership options including a free trial and student analytics for teachers. It's a fantastic continue reading...
October is National Bullying Prevention Month which is why I've partnered with Google and Forward Influence Network for this sponsored post about the Be continue reading...
This is a post sponsored by the National Fire Protection Association and SparkySchoolhouse.org. Every year I spend time putting together a post for continue reading...
I have partnered together with Project Pals for this post. All opinions are my own. Sign up for a FREE Project Pals account here! Working as a team is continue reading...
These 3 math hacks will make learning the number 9 so much easier! If you're a teacher I invite you to join our Classroom Management & Engagement continue reading...
This post brought to you in collaboration with TestingMom.com - the test prep success for pre-K to 8th grade. All opinions are my own. I've been continue reading...
