by Elizabeth Peterson | SEAL: Social-Emotional Artistic Learning
Here’s a great tool for every SEAL teacher! For the full lesson plan, go to our SEAL Lessons & Tools page. Asking students to finish this simple sentence can get a lot of information. This kind of info is really helpful if you want to break that barrier...
by guest blogger | General Education Topics
How can you encourage your students to learn better, boost creativity and improve essay writing skills? There might be a universal answer for all…and it is journaling: a 20-minute practice that helps your students to become more efficient and productive. A...
by guest blogger | STEAM and Technology in the Classroom
Any writing is art, and it requires thinking outside the box. A good teacher involves kids in the world of creation and keeps them excited about what they do. Today, with technology development ahead of the curve you can inspire and engage your students easy as pie....
by Elizabeth Peterson | Arts Education and Integration
Onomatopoeia, it is such a freaky word, But on Halloween, to not use it would simply be absurd. There are so many sounds that we hear around this spooky time. You should use it in your writing, or while slurping up some slime. 😉 You could think...
by Elizabeth Peterson | General Education Topics
With Thanksgiving around the corner, of course we need to stop and think about all the things we are thankful for. Having students create crafts and pictures of turkeys makes for fun activities and there’s always the wonderful writing prompt: “What are you thankful...
