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Regardless of your artistic abilities, you can still help your students improve their own artistry thanks to directed drawing activities. These activities walk you through the process step-by-step so anyone can create their very own masterpiece. Teachers often lead the session by drawing on the whiteboard or chart paper while students follow along. Here are some of our favorite free directed drawing activities for kids. Grab your favorite art supplies and get creative! Jump to: FREE PRINTABLES Free Step-by-Step Directed Drawing Printables Grab our bundle of directed drawing printables with step-by-step directions for 12 of our favorite tutorials. Just fill…

Janalyn Tuazon-King has followed in her dad’s footsteps in more ways than one. Now teaching the same grade he does, the father‑daughter duo has found a joyful way to celebrate their bond by twinning in matching outfits at school! When we spotted them in matching outfits in their videos on social media, we wanted to know more. Here’s our Q&A with Janalyn. Plus, be sure to check out her Instagram for more outfit inspiration. Q: How long have you and your dad been teachers, and what grades and subjects do you teach? My dad is in his 34th year of…

In order to take good care of their bodies, kids need to know how they work. These activities will help make teaching the circulatory system for kids fun engaging. It won’t be long until they know it by heart! Jump to: We Are Teachers FREE PRINTABLE Experiment Recording Worksheet Grab this free printable science experiment worksheet to help kids sharpen their observation skills during science experiments and demos. Just click the link below to get yours! Simple Ways To Teach the Circulatory System for Kids These activities introduce the circulatory system as a whole, showing kids how the heart and…

The longer the semester wears on, the harder it can be to focus on grading, planning, or other admin-centric tasks that don’t directly deal with students. And if your phone is your favorite procrastination go-to, you might be interested in something that blocks all of the distracting apps for a set amount of time. Enter: the Brick. Teachers can save 20% on Brick Most screen-limiting apps have easy workarounds. Some people might click the “skip” button before the timer is up, while others might just delete the app altogether. But Brick makes it harder to use loopholes thanks to physical…

An “I Am” poem is a way for students to introduce themselves, explore poetry writing, or reflect on a unit or experience. Use this printable “I Am” poem template bundle in homeroom, English language arts class, or anywhere else you want students to engage in reflection. Download the worksheets to have them on hand, and get inspiration from our ideas for using them in the classroom.  FREE PRINTABLES “I Am” Poem Templates This two-page bundle helps students brainstorm lines to include in their poem, then craft and illustrate the final version. Just enter your email info in the form on…

Financial literacy is no longer a niche skill. It is a core life competency that shapes how individuals navigate adulthood, make decisions, and build long-term stability. Yet many students leave school without understanding how money works beyond simple budgeting. Project-based learning (PBL) offers a practical solution. Instead of memorizing definitions, students actively explore financial concepts through hands-on experiences. They analyze real scenarios, make decisions, and observe outcomes over time. This approach mirrors real life. Personal finance is not theoretical, it is applied. By integrating finance into project-based activities, educators help students develop habits and decision-making frameworks that will influence their…

General health and well-being are among the most widely discussed topics in the world. Whether we are talking about physical or mental health, nearly everyone makes some effort to care for their overall well-being. If you’re wondering what well-being actually means and how you can improve it, here is a breakdown of why it matters and what you can do to strengthen your own sense of balance. What Is Well-Being? Well-being is one of those terms that can mean different things to different people. At its core, it refers to how you feel within yourself—both physically and mentally. It includes…

Choosing the right connectivity solution before heading abroad can set the tone for a smooth, stress-free journey. The wrong decision might mean sluggish internet, unexpected costs, or scrambling for local SIM options at crowded airport kiosks. Planning ahead gives peace of mind and keeps essential tools like maps, translation apps, and booking confirmations readily accessible. By selecting the correct travel eSIM option early, travelers can avoid common pitfalls and tailor data access to their specific itinerary. This article offers practical pointers that guide you through evaluating coverage, duration, and costs to match your trip’s needs. Start with Your Destination’s Connectivity…

Research-Based Classroom Management Strategies Classroom management is most effective when it is understood not as control, but as the design of conditions that support attention, trust, participation, and learning. Research on classroom climate, routines, student engagement, and restorative practice suggests that many behavior problems can be reduced before they escalate when teachers focus on relationships, clear structures, meaningful work, and measured responses. At a glance Relationships influence student engagement and behavior Routines reduce uncertainty and transition loss Engagement design prevents boredom and avoidance Responses to behavior shape long-term classroom climate Relationships Students are more likely to engage and regulate behavior…

Research-Based Classroom Management Strategies Classroom management is most effective when it is understood not as control, but as the design of conditions that support attention, trust, participation, and learning. Research on classroom climate, routines, student engagement, and restorative practice suggests that many behavior problems can be reduced before they escalate when teachers focus on relationships, clear structures, meaningful work, and measured responses. At a glance Relationships influence student engagement and behavior Routines reduce uncertainty and transition loss Engagement design prevents boredom and avoidance Responses to behavior shape long-term classroom climate Relationships Students are more likely to engage and regulate behavior…