Amy Paige has been teaching for the last 12 years. She’s a late tech convert who loves to utilize technology in her classroom to motivate students and prepare them for the 21st century.
Many parents and teachers struggle to get kids interested in reading, often feeling frustrated when it becomes a daily battle. But what if reading could be something kids actually look forward to? This blog...
Did you know that teaching spelling explicitly can boost kids' literacy skills by as much as 50%? Research shows that children who receive structured spelling lessons spell better and become stronger readers! A well-organized...
Did you know that sight words account for nearly 75% of the words in beginner-level books? For kindergarteners, mastering these words is essential for smoother reading and better comprehension. Teaching sight words early can...
‘The dog is in the fog, chasing a log.’ Your child proudly announces they’ve written a poem. While cute, it’s just the beginning of what they can do with a little guidance. In this...
As the summer break wraps up and the school halls come alive again, everyone—teachers and students alike—start feeling excitement and nerves. It's a time of new beginnings, fresh notebooks, and setting educational goals for...
Learning new words can help with a child’s cognitive development. Learning new vocabulary impacts different brain areas, leading to a sharp memory. But simple dictation or word cramming will not help kids. It’s beneficial...
Have you ever wondered how to keep your classroom calm and focused? Effective behavior management techniques are key to fostering a positive learning environment where all students can thrive. In this blog, we'll explore...
As we approach the end of the school year, it's a great opportunity to reflect on the achievements and challenges overcome by both teachers and students.
Here are some inspiring end of the school year...