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Earth Month (April) is the perfect time to help students explore environmental topics, learn about sustainability, and reflect on their role in caring for the planet. Whether you’re looking to transform your classroom with inspiring decor, teach the history of Earth Day, or engage students with hands-on activities, this guide has everything you need to […]

What is Neurodiversity Acceptance Month? Neurodiversity Acceptance Month (also called Neurodiversity Awareness Month), observed in April, is a time to recognize and celebrate the wide range of ways that people think, learn, and experience the world. The term neurodiversity acknowledges that neurological differences—such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive variations—are natural and valuable aspects […]

Every March 21st, people around the world come together to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness, promoting inclusion, and celebrating the amazing individuals with Down syndrome. As someone with an older brother with Down syndrome, this day holds a special place in my heart. It’s a chance to share the joy, […]

Teaching Greek and Egyptian mythology has fascinated humanity for centuries, offering a glimpse into how ancient civilizations explained the world around them. From the thunderous power of Zeus to the mysterious wisdom of Thoth, Greek and Egyptian mythology is filled with epic tales, legendary figures, and timeless themes that continue to shape literature, art, and […]

March is Women’s History Month—a time to reflect on the resilience, brilliance, and impact of women throughout history. The 2025 theme, “Moving Forward Together,” highlights women educating and inspiring generations. From teachers and mentors to leaders, this theme celebrates those who have shaped minds and lead the way for future women. As an educator, creating […]

Teachers, let’s be real. Keeping kids engaged is like trying to explain why taxes exist—no one really wants to deal with it, but it has to be done. And if you’ve been around upper elementary or middle schoolers lately, you know that their vocabulary is basically an ever-evolving enigma. One day, something is “fire,” and […]

As winter fades away, spring is the perfect time to refresh your classroom displays with engaging and educational bulletin boards! Whether you want to celebrate Earth Day, explore cultural holidays, or bring science to life, updating your classroom decor can inspire students and make learning fun. If you’re looking for an Spring bulletin boards for […]

Lent is here, and for Catholic school teachers, Sunday school leaders, and parish educators, it’s time to bring Lent activities for Catholic classrooms to life. But let’s be honest—explaining the significance of Lent to kids (without losing their attention by the second sentence) can be a challenge. How can you make Lent meaningful for young […]

Women’s History Month is about honoring the contributions of women throughout history, across all fields, and in every part of the world. Too often, women’s accomplishments have been overlooked, minimized, or left out of history books altogether. But in reality, women have shaped the world we live in today—from science to literature, politics to art, […]

Every February, we celebrate Presidents Day, but how often do we really stop to think about why? For teachers, it’s an opportunity to bring U.S. history to life with engaging Presidents Day classroom activities that go beyond just names and dates. Whether you’re teaching about the Founding Fathers, the impact of presidential leadership, or just […]