Teaching With Digital Games in Elementary School

Apps like Kahoot, Blooket, and Quizizz offer valuable feedback about what students are learning while teaching them useful skills.

When elementary students contribute their ideas for setting up the learning space it helps build community and cultivates emotional and social development.

The most common way to define evolution can be misleading for students—an experienced educator offers an alternative.

Beginning the day with intriguing facts can draw students in and make it easier to teach them core skills like writing later on.

Teachers can resolve challenges that come up over and over by using data to keep testing strategies until they find what works.

These 15 engaging fiction series—middle school students love series—help them build literacy skills because they want to keep reading.

Creating a welcoming experience for students, setting high expectations, and celebrating success can transform school culture.

A teacher’s discernment is the most critical component of using generative AI tools to assist with developing lessons.

By knowing what to look for, teachers can work with parents and create supports to help girls with ADHD succeed in school.

Creating structured opportunities for students to engage in conversation promotes literacy skills in preschool and early elementary classrooms.