How to Incorporate Coding Activities into Your Elementary Curriculum
By embracing coding in the elementary classroom, educators foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in students from an early age.
Unleashing Creativity and Logic: Dive into the World of Coding with Pixel Art Lessons
Pixel Art Coding, designed for the curious and innovative minds in your classroom, offers an engaging journey into the world of coding through pixel art lessons and activities. This perfect blend of art and math not only captivates students but also enhances their problem-solving skills, making it an ideal addition to your STEM curriculum.
Unleashing the Power of Digital Storytelling in the Classroom
Digital storytelling is changing the game in education, offering students a dynamic way to engage with content and express what they’ve learned.
The Top Educational Apps for Elementary Students: A Comprehensive List
all the top educational apps for elementary students in one place
Transforming Learning with AR and VR Field Trips
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are revolutionizing how students learn, offering a fresh way to explore and…
PBIS-Friendly Consequences
PBIS stands for Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports. It is an approach that is usually implemented school-wide, and as…
Mastering Canva for the Classroom: Advanced Tips and Tricks
Canva is more than just a design tool—it’s a game-changer for educators looking to enhance their teaching and streamline…
Tech Activities that Develop Fine Motor Skills
There have been several studies that found proficiency with fine motor skills were found to enhance cognitive skills later…
Using EdTech again after distance learning burnout
The COVID-19 pandemic drastically shifted education towards distance learning, making educational technology (EdTech) a lifeline for many teachers and…
Teaching Computer Fundamentals in Elementary and Middle School
By: Katie McKinley While not the most glamorous or exciting topic in technology education, computer basics is a necessary…
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