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No matter what you teach, having the right materials is key to student engagement. In a special education classroom, having the best resources to engage each student is doubly important. Find inspiration in this list of special education resources that covers social skills, vocational life skills, academic foundations, and occupational therapy activities to meet students wher...
Facts and figures can be a lot for students to swallow. Thankfully, social studies is more than just dates and names: It’s about discovering the story behind geography, civics, government, and history. Bring the past to the present with interactive games that turn your classroom into a hands-on adventure.
The most valuable experiences in a student’s life involve teamwork and collaboration. Whether it’s playing on a winning soccer team, preparing a musical performance with an orchestra or choir, or working on a group project to present to the class, being able to depend on peers — and being dependable themselves — is a skill that students will use throughout their educational, ...
By the time middle schoolers get to PE class, they’re ready to work off some stress or expend their excess energy. While some gym classes are dedicated to skill-building and assessments (we see you, Mile Mondays), other PE periods offer opportunities to use those skills to enjoy being physical and strong with collaborative games.
Celebrate not being at a desk with a...
Winter carries a special spark that awakens curiosity and wonder in students. Use this seasonal energy to design lessons that are fun and meaningful, celebrating holidays, the magic of snow, and influential figures like Martin Luther King Jr., while seamlessly connecting to your curriculum.
