Asking kids to “quick write” for 3- to 10-minutes gives students a low-stakes space to put pen to paper in response to a ...

Instead of just telling students to ‘be respectful,’ these activities help them explore what that looks like in their ...

Flexibility: LitBoxes have so many uses! They’re great for enhancing monthly reading challenges, classroom assignments, and ...

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A school librarian’s recommendations for middle-grade books that represent kids who sometimes feel like they stand out from ...

Play is a brain-friendly strategy—even for teens. These games get students up, moving, and learning as they review for exams.

This May the Fourth activity has students create their own ‘Star Wars’ character based on their research about real-world ...

This strategy helps upper elementary students decipher nonfiction by identifying key structures and vocabulary in the text.

When students record themselves reading aloud using an app—and then listen back to reflect on their own pacing and expression ...

Every failed attempt is another opportunity to gain new insights into improving their design. When students encounter ...