
Stepping Up Your Game
It’s easy to see video games as an enemy. They compete viciously for free time, often coexisting on the same computer we powered on with
It’s easy to see video games as an enemy. They compete viciously for free time, often coexisting on the same computer we powered on with
How boring is spelling homework? Well, ask any grade school student to rate spelling homework on a scale of 1-10 and you may see
If you are a teacher or parent, don’t be shy, and be sure to check out all of abcteach’s interactive materials. There are many different
Do you have a child or student with special needs? Are you looking for ways to promote acceptance and understanding in their friends and classmates?
The following article comes to you from abcteach Special Needs creator and veteran, Janie Quinn. In this post, you’ll find tips and tools to help
Our last Teaching Extras blog: Tips for a Memorable Classroom, showcased end of the year activities that will add a personal touch to your last
May’s Eye on Curriculum theme is Teaching Extras, a versatile section of materials, decor, and creatives for your classroom and lesson plans. As we approach
During this Mathematics Awareness Month, we have explored a number of different activities in our Eye on Curriculum series, from general teaching resources to preschool
The following article comes from our friends at The Preschool Toolbox. Co-founder, Darla Hutson, shares the step-by-step process on how to make fun spring math activities
What do you feel when you hear the word ‘read?’ Are you an avid bookworm or an occasional browser? Have you always been this way?
Our last Eye on Curriculum blogs reviewed a few of the domains in the Common Core Standards’ English Language Arts (ELA) Reading section. Our first
Our Eye on Curriculum: Common Core series delves further into the English Language Arts (ELA) standards with Reading: Informational Text (this is a link for