Summer 2016 Newsletter

The Drones Are Coming

While drones or quadcopters may not be part of your curriculum this school year, they are coming. Teachers are already using them in STEM education and to interest girls in technology. learn more...

Democracy in America

Election season is upon us. Think of it as a teachable moment for subjects as diverse as science and math. Could you pass the U.S. Citizenship test? The Current Issues for the Classroom resource is especially timely. learn more...

English As A Second Language Certification

In many areas of the United States, particularly in the southern and western portions of the country, a growing number of K-12 teachers are becoming English as a Second Language (ESL) certified. We have an extensive set of guides and resources. learn more...

Assistive Technology

There is a wide range of assistive devices and technologies used in schools. Here's a look at the range of items, how they are funded, and a teacher's perspective. learn more...

Backyard Adventures

The good news is that Summer is not over yet. We've gathered some fun things you can do with kids in your own backyard. Everything from making bouncy balls and rainbows to hosting a backyard science lab. learn more...

New Videos

We are always adding new video resources to the site. Recent additions include

• Best Classroom April Fools Prank Ever,
• Bring Your Own Device For Students,
• Homework Routines/Hacks/Tips,
• What Does Earth Look Like?, and
• Why Salt & Pepper?

Enjoy the rest of your Summer vacation!

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