Student Goal Setting Tips for Back to School
Goal setting is healthy for all of us, and starting the habit of framing, setting, and following through on goals is an excellent habit to encourage in students of all ages. We improve our character by...
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Classroom Closet Must-Haves for Back to School
Not all classrooms have a “real” closet, but for those that either have a closet or several cabinets for keeping tools and supplies, we are here to help you get your classroom storage sorted out for...
View Article6 Reasons to Have Rugs in Your Classroom
We put rugs in our homes, but they can also be a great way to add style and color to a classroom. On top of the added comfort of walking on carpet, your classroom rugs can serve a variety of purposes;...
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Anchor Chart Inspiration: Borders & Decorations
Anchor charts are a great way to showcase important information for your students. Whether you keep them on an easel or hang them on the walls around the room, the anchor charts can bring color and fun...
View ArticleHow to Restore Dried Playdough
Play Doh is a mixture made from salt, flour and water, and quickly dries out when left outside of a sealed container for very long. Instead of tossing Play Doh when it’s dried out, take some time to...
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6 Ways to Organize Student Cubbies for Back to School
Student cubbies are an important part of every classroom, allowing students to keep their returned papers and sometimes their backpacks and coats in one convenient location. Whether you want small...
View Article12 First-Year Teacher Must-Haves
New teachers have a lot to learn, and a lot to buy. Many new teachers go into the first year trying to make sure they have all the important bases covered, and that might be enough, but why not use...
View ArticleHow to Donate School Supplies for Natural Disaster Relief
When it comes to natural disaster relief, not many think about the schools affected. However, the natural disasters that wipe out homes and leave many without power and supplies also destroy schools...
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Over 150,000 School Supply Items Donated for Students Affected by Hurricane...
Today we announced the delivery of over 150,000 individual supply items to the Texas Parent Teacher Association (PTA) as part of the Operation Texas Strong rebuilding efforts following the devastating...
View ArticleStore Slime in Slime Keeper Globes
Everyone is making and playing with Slime. This project shows you how to make a container to store Slime in or give as a gift. Our acrylic globes make a great storage container for Slime. The outside...
View ArticleSteps for Setting & Following Through on New Year’s Goals
By: BJ Williston, SPARK Trainer and Curriculum Development Consultant Motivation is the general desire or willingness to do something. It is the drive and determination to get something done. That...
View ArticleSecond Semester Classroom Decor Refresh
Getting back into the swing of a new semester can feel a little sad when the walls that were once decorated with fun, winter crafts are now barren and in need of sprucing up. One of the best ways to...
View ArticleSecond Semester Classroom Management Goals
Managing a classroom full of students who have been out of school for a week or more can be overwhelming. The start of a new semester, whether it’s in the fall or after winter break, takes a bit of...
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Healthy Ways to Celebrate the 100th Day of School
The 100th day of school, whose exact day will depend on your school’s specific schedule, is just around the corner. There are lots of fun ways to celebrate with the students in your class while also...
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New Products for Every Learning Space 2018
It’s worth glancing through these all-new products for every classroom in the school. From arts and crafts supplies to early childhood and educational technology, this year’s list of new products has a...
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4 New Bulletin Board Designs to Try in 2018
If you’ve been feeling like your bulletin board decor is a bit tired or worn out, it might be time to try a new set decorations. Whether you want to stick to the classics like polka dots or stripes, or...
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Second Semester Self-Care Tips for Teachers
While you may feel that you have a duty to your students and to other people in your life, it is important to remember this time of year that your mental and physical health should be a priority. See...
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DIY Valentine’s Day Classroom Decor Ideas
A little change in classroom decor can make the sometimes dreary weather in February seem just a little brighter, and students are sure to smile at the addition of cheerful hearts around the room. With...
View Article5 Tips for Better Study Habits and Test Prep Skills
Developing time-management, planning and organization skills is essential for learning and retaining vital information. Combining these skills along with the right tools, such as planners, will help...
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Preparing Your Classroom for Read Across America
March is the month for Read Across America, and many teachers take it as an opportunity to engage in and encourage reading in and out of the classroom. Keep reading to find ideas for a few themed...
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