Halloween means classroom fun and creative celebrations! But, some teachers may need extra help managing their classrooms as they prepare for Halloween. Check out these hacks to keep your classroom all treats and no tricks this Halloween!
Inspire creativity this Halloween with this spooky fun arts and crafts activity. Imaginations will run wild as students create ghosts, zombies, mummies, and more, just in time for Halloween!
Celebrate diversity and support the individuality of your students with a classroom rock garden! Support kindness with this social-emotional showcase that promotes unity through art.
Inspire positive self-esteem and academic success with bulletin board art! These chalk-based word bank wings make a fantastic photo backdrop for the first day of class or a mid-semester showcase.
Showcase a world of colors with this vibrant and easy art project. Using natural materials combined with a lively color pallet, this rainbow wind chime is sure to brighten up your classroom's mood.
Discover six ways ongoing assessments and observations, such as the Learning Accomplishment Profile (LAP): Birth to Kindergarten, can help educators in early learning environments.
Did you know that 25 percent of teacher spend less than one hour per week on professional learning? That's simply not good enough. Professional learning is critical to the success of you, your team, and the children in your program. Learn how to intentionally identify topics and resources where your staff can access meaningful learning opportunities on an ongoing basis.
If you walk into a preschool classroom you'll notice children learning math, sitting in story time and perhaps coloring, but not playing! Play has been de-emphasized in many preschool classrooms, which means lost learning opportunities for kids. Discover five reasons we should support play.
