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In a world where even seemingly gender-neutral toys like building blocks and sports equipment are divided and sold in separate bold blue and soft pink versions, it’s increasingly difficult for parents and teachers to help kids learn about gender equality and the harms of
Personal development isn’t just for adults and self-help gurus—it can also be an incredibly powerful practice to share with kids. People of all ages can benefit from understanding how to improve themselves, and your students are no exception. Having the ability to assess, reflect,
It’s not hard to get young kids into art—but as students get older and develop more inhibitions about expressing themselves creatively, many of them stop enjoying art and the diverse opportunities it can bring. Whether you have students who are reluctant to create their
Eighth Grade Writing Prompts When students finally reach eighth grade, they’re ready and eager to move on to the next big challenge that lies ahead: high school. That makes your job as an eighth-grade teacher especially tough! You have to strike the right balance
Seventh grade… what a fun time full of changes, transition, and growth! For many students, seventh grade is an incredibly significant transitional year. Your students are becoming teenagers for the first time and officially leaving childhood behind, and they’re also beginning to think very
Writing Ideas for Sixth Graders— As they enter middle school and prepare to become teenagers, many sixth graders find themselves struggling to understand their emotions and to express their changing, unique personalities. It’s a tough time, for sure, but journaling can help students make
The Presidential election is nearing—and for students who are just getting old enough to pay attention to the candidates and issues, the election provides a fantastic opportunity for learning and discussion. Whether your students lean Democrat, Republican, or Independent, it’s incredibly valuable for them
Journaling is a powerful activity for students and adults of all ages, but it is especially effective for young students who are still learning how to write and clearly articulate their thoughts and feelings on the page. When students write and reflect daily, they
Informational Writing Prompts to Help Students Learn About the World Around Us A journal isn’t just a safe place for a student to reflect on his or her thoughts and feelings—it can also be a powerful tool that enables the student to learn more
When the leaves begin to change and the nights begin to get a little cooler, it’s clear that autumn is on the way! Fall may not always seem like the most exciting season to kids—especially when compared with summer’s time away from school and
