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Creating Ice Cream in a Bag: A Fun Hands-On Learning Experiment For Kids
Have you ever wanted to combine fun and learning in the kitchen? Making ice cream is a delightful experience, especially when the recipe is as simple as creating ice cream in a bag. This hands-on project is perfect for both kids and adults, bringing science and culinary art together in an exciting way. In this blog, we will explore what ingredients you need, the science behind the process, and how to make this treat easily at home. So, grab your bags and let’s get started!


Uncovering Nature's Secrets: Fun Leaf Activities Inspired by "The Leaf Detective"
In "The Leaf Detective," Heather Lang takes readers on an adventure through the world of leaf exploration and discovery. Her narrative invites children to become leaf detectives themselves, delving into the unique characteristics and stories that different leaves tell. This makes “The Leaf Detective” an excellent companion for various learning activities.


Transforming Lives Through Educator Experiences In the Teaching Journey
Building Connections: The Teacher-Student Relationship
The heart of effective teaching lies in strong teacher-student relationships. These connections foster a sense of belonging and support within the learning environment. According to a report by the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning, students who have strong relationships with their teachers tend to perform better academically and socially.


Reading Aloud: Rekindling the Joy of Books in Families
Reading aloud is more than just a nightly routine; it’s a precious time that brings families closer together while fueling children's imaginations. Sadly, recent studies reveal that only 41% of parents with kids aged 0-4 read aloud regularly—a sharp decline from 64% in 2012. This trend indicates that many parents perceive reading as a chore rather than a source of joy. This post explores why reading aloud is declining & shares effective strategies to rekindle that love for bo


Dive In and Celebrate Children’s Book Week With Activities, Book Recommendations, and More
Children’s Book Week is a fantastic opportunity for parents and teachers alike to engage children in the joys of reading. This special event celebrates the myriad of stories available to young readers and encourages them to delve into the wonderful world of books. In this blog post, we will cover exciting activities that you can incorporate into your celebrations, as well as recommend two delightful books from author R. G. de Rouen that are perfect for sparking the imaginatio


Let's Celebrate World Book and Copyright Day!
This is a class discussion activity to go along with World Book and Copyright Day.


🌍 Celebrating Earth Day 2025: Inspiring Young Minds in the Classroom
Here's a 2000-word blog-style post perfect for Earth Day 2025 that teachers can use in an elementary classroom. It includes Earth Day history, a meaningful read-aloud moment, a book exploration activity, and a creative writing wrap-up that allows children to connect personally with Earth Day.


From Cheetahs to Hippos: Every Picture Tells a Story for School Bonding
How to create class bonding through the sharing of personal photo stories.


Fun Class Team-Building Activity: My Play On "What's in the Bag?"
My play on "What's In The Bag?" as a 1st day of school discussion activity that sets the stage for learning the whole year.


Rebuilding Hope: Restoring Libraries After Devastating Wildfires
After fires in L.A. destroy school libraries, authors donate some of their books to help rebuild classroom libraries.
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