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Teachers deserve all the appreciation in the world, and Teacher Appreciation Week is the perfect time to make sure they know it. Help your child go beyond a simple thank you with our collection of new printable writing prompts and gift tags for grades in kindergarten through 8th. From sharing a favorite memory reflecting on a teacher’s impact, or adding a personal touch to a special gift, these resources make it easy to create a meaningful framed memento. Writing prompts … Continue reading “Teacher appreciation week resources for kids to say thanks!”

The end of the school year is in sight, and we want to make sure you and your students cross the finish line feeling proud. We turned to our very own team of former educators to share their best tips and favorite Education.com resources for making every last day of school count. From classroom routines and student choice to movement breaks, their advice covers everything you need to make those final weeks as meaningful and memorable as the first. Katelan … Continue reading “Ask Education.com teachers: Tips for ending the school year on a high note”

With state testing season underway in many schools, some families may be noticing a little extra stress at home. While nerves before a big test are completely normal, some children experience something more intense.  Test anxiety can affect sleep, mood, and academic performance, but parents can play a powerful role in helping their children manage stress in healthy ways. In this blog, you’ll learn what test anxiety is, how to spot the signs, and practical ways to support your child … Continue reading “Test anxiety in kids: Signs to watch for and how parents can help”

Some holidays are just for fun. Pi Day is for fun and math. Every March 14th, teachers across the country turn one extraordinary number into an unforgettable classroom experience. This year, we asked our own team of former educators to share the Pi Day tips and Education.com resources they swear by. From cookie measurements to pie-baking at home, here’s how to make March 14th a day your students or kids will never forget. Heather Stokes Curriculum Designer Pi Day tip: … Continue reading “Ask Education.com teachers: Top tips and resources for Pi Day”

Celebrate Women’s History Month with our newest classroom resources! From early learners to middle school students, these worksheets highlight trailblazing women like Shirley Chisholm, Malala Yousafzai, Jane Goodall, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Students can research historical figures, analyze inspiring quotes, explore timelines, and reflect on the lasting impact of women who changed the world. People Who Changed the World: Women’s History Empower second and third graders to learn about women changemakers with this research worksheet. By investigating a historical figure … Continue reading “March resource spotlight: New Women’s History Month activities”