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31 Epic Elementary Science Fair Projects

Students start to bring science to life with tri-fold displays and simple experiments in elementary school science fairs. Help your class investigate by giving them a list of unique and interesting assigned topics tailored to their grade level. Unique ideas turn any science fair project into a fun, hands-on way to explore questions, test hypotheses, showcase discoveries, and ...


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18 Truly Thankful Teacher Appreciation Week Messages

Every year, for the first full week of May, families celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. Teachers deserve our appreciation every day of the year, but having a dedicated time to share thank-you notes really drives this message home. Teachers make education so meaningful for students, families, and each other. In celebration of all that teachers do, find inspiration to write y...


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Teacher Tips for Creating a High School Student Resume

Whether they’re applying for college or a job after graduation, knowing how to create a resume and a cover letter is an important skill for every high schooler. These documents highlight their abilities, interests, educational background, and future goals, all while showcasing their professionalism.

But how can high school students craft a resume when they have litt...


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Tried and True Test-Taking Strategies for Middle School

Whether it’s a unit test at the end of the month or state testing next semester, there’s always a test on the horizon for middle schoolers. That’s not such a big deal when they feel confident and prepared for test day, but it can cause real issues if they don’t know how to navigate the test format itself.

We’ve talked to expert teachers for their best test-taking st...


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Team Building Activities for Teens: 15+ Teacher and Student Approved Ideas

From football practice to rehearsing for the school play, students work better as a team. They begin to trust each other, develop collaboration skills, and even create lasting friendships as they work toward a common goal. And nothing’s more indicative of success than happy students working toward a goal! Foster this collective learning attitude with a list of original classr...


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