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You’ve seen what happens to the paint brushes in your classroom when they aren’t properly cared for. The key to the longevity of a brush is how well you take care of it, and you can help your students learn the right ...

Since 1964, February has been officially recognized as American Heart Month. For the entire month, efforts are made everywhere to raise awareness of heart health.

For teachers, it’s the perfect time to intertwine concepts in cardiac science and health in accessible ways that will help students understand the organ that beats inside all of them and how important it ...

Exploring the inventions and accomplishments of scientists introduces students to the limitless possibilities of our world. New ideas, fresh discoveries, and scientific breakthroughs have altered students’ lives whether they’ve noticed it or not. 

So much has been achieved in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for generations, but very l...

Self-management doesn’t come easy to many children, especially those with behavioral and emotional issues. And for some students, the noise levels, social interaction, and sensory input they experience during the school day can feel overwhelming. Like adults, students sometimes need some space to calm themselves. You can offer your students this respite when they need it and ...

Goal setting is an important part of character education for teenagers. It teaches students how to take responsibility for their own learning, develop a plan to reach their goal...