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It’s cold outside! February is the perfect month to cuddle up with a good book. Check out this list of 25 February books for kids. Children’s Books for February Groundhog …

Not sure how to teach multiplication to struggling students? We’re discussing methods and giving ideas for helping make multiplication stick.

How do you help kids with dyslexia? For starters, you can start using dyslexia resources. We’ve got a list right here!

Before you can teach, you need to have your class under the control. How do you do that? Try these simple and effective class control tips for teachers.

Break out the rubber chicken! Jokes for kids are a powerful classroom tool that takes only seconds a day. Tap into the magic by telling jokes!

How do you tell the difference between adjacent consonants and consonant digraphs? And by the way, what are they? We’ve got the answers here!

It’s the middle of the school year. Are you and your kids feeling uninspired and unmotivated? Check out these ways to beat the mid-year slump.

Celebrate the February holiday with these fun, teacher- and mom-approved Presidents’ Day Activities for kids!

It’s inevitable…you will have odd times of waiting during the day. We’ve got five fabulous time-fillers that will make your day run seamlessly.

There’s a lot kindergarteners need to learn! Here’s how to teach shapes to kindergarten students in a way that’s fun and makes sense.

Get ready to go back in time and learn all about the 70s with these fun facts about 1974! They’ll make history come alive!

Looking for an empowering picture or chapter book? Try one of these children’s books with strong female characters for the win!

Looking for an easy way to build classroom community? Use a fun fact of the day to get kids excited to learn!

Inspire your elementary students to love poetry and compose their own poems with these simple and fun activities.

Figuring out how to teach math concepts can be challenging! Discover tips for how to teach fractions in a way your students will understand!

Letters come in two varieties: vowels and consonants. Teaching vowels and consonants in a fun and memorable way is easy! Here’s how!

It’s the start of the new year! Why not make a resolution to inspire kids to read? You can make it happen with this list of 25 January books kids will love.

Ready to learn about 90s pop culture? Check out these fun facts about 1993 and learn more about this wild and crazy year!

Not sure which word families to use? Check out this complete list of word families that are perfect for using when teaching elementary!

When you teach word families, you point out the patterns in words, making both reading and spelling easier to learn.