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Letters form the foundation of words, language, and, ultimately, the skills needed to read and write. Learning activities involving the…

Planning to visit Washington, D.C., and need field trip ideas? This city is packed with world-class museums, historic landmarks, and…

Teachers’ summer break may be for recharging, but somehow everyone still needs to eat three meals a day. So whether…

Want to see your students’ eyes light up? Tell them they’re going to do an experiment! These 3rd grade science…

There’s something so fascinating about hands-on science experiments and projects. They make learning so meaningful and so much fun! These…

Learning new names can be daunting for both students and teachers. Beyond simply matching names to faces, there’s also the…

It’s the start of a new school year, which means many of us are stocking our classroom library shelves. Lucky…

Every year, one of our favorite parts of attending ISTELive + ASCD Annual Conference is exploring the exhibit hall to…

If there is one thing teachers are all familiar with—regardless of the ages of subjects they teach—it’s the organized chaos…

Book reports can be a yawn, or they can be an opportunity to inspire students’ creativity and get students excited…