Why You Should Use Easel & How to Use It – Plus a Freebie to Get Started
Have you heard about the Easel platform? If you have a Teachers Pay Teachers account, chances are you have heard
Category: Technology
No Prep November Literacy & Math
Teachers never have enough time, especially in November! There’s parent teacher conferences, the post-Halloween sugar rush, Thanksgiving, etc. Since planning
Cybersecurity Hygiene Practices for Your Elementary Online Classroom
This is a guest blog post by Dahlia Anderson. As teachers, parents, and guardians, the responsibility of ensuring cybersecurity in
St. Patrick’s Day Coding Activities (Unplugged & Digital) for Digital Learning Day
Technology is playing a much bigger role in education and the world today, especially since the spring of 2020, and
Digital Valentine Cards for Distance Learning
So here we are in late January and a lot of us are still doing some type of digital distance
Winter Digital Activities & Freebies
I don’t know about you, but I always like my learning activities to reflect either the current season or our
Christmas Cards with Student Photos for Distance Learning or the Classroom
With so many of us going back to full virtual learning for the holidays, I needed to create a way
How to Do Science While Social Distanced or During Distance Learning
Science experiments are one of the best ways to keep young students engaged and learning, but you may be wondering
How to Use Boom Cards & Google Slides in Zoom or Google Meet
Since many teachers are starting the year virtually or in a hybrid situation, I have received many questions about how
How to Add Movement, Brain Breaks to Your Lessons and Improve Learning Without Losing Instruction Time
Most young children can not sit still for long periods of time and quite frankly neither can I. Our brains