Browse by resource
Classful
Student Resources
Child
Kids Bowl Free (Yes!)
Most kids enjoy bowling. The sights, sounds, and activities in a bowling alley are engaging and fun. Have you heard about the Kids Bowl Free (KBF) program? It delivers just what the name says — Kids Bowl Free (Yes!), and it's offered all over the country in both the United States and Canada. What could […]
Child
What is the Best Reward System for Students?
If you're a teacher who likes inspiring and motivating your students through a classroom reward system, then you probably know all the benefits of positive reinforcement. Implementing rewards for good behavior is an excellent way to ensure that being 'good' is just as acknowledged as being 'bad' " which is especially vital for younger students […]
Behavior
What to Do if Your Child Gets Suspended
No one ever wants their child to have discipline problems at school. And the last thing you want is a call from the school administrator informing you that your youngster has been suspended from school. When this call comes through, do not panic. Rather, act swiftly to ensure that your child's suspension becomes an important […]
College
Early Action Vs Early Decision (College Planning)
Early action (EA) and early decision (ED) plans can benefit students. However, only to those students who have considered their college options carefully and have a clear preference in mind. What are the pros and cons of applying early? Parents, teachers, and students should use this information to ensure they know all the required steps […]
Child
Transition Your Child into Middle School (4 Tips)
Transferring from primary school to middle school is a big step that can intimidate your child. When my child made this move, he had many questions about the process. I didn’t have the answers for him… Transition Your Child into Middle School This is a transition you will have to prepare in advance, so you’ll […]
Behavior
Students with Down Syndrome in the Classroom
Disabled children require special provisions to have a productive learning environment. To help students with Down syndrome succeed in the classroom, teachers must have the right skills and proper teaching resources to achieve positive results. Students with Down Syndrome in the classroom They can learn and excel in the classroom with the right conditions and […]
Child
Student Centered Learning
In recent years, student-centered learning has become an ever more popular buzzword. However, most teachers still fail to realize what it means exactly and what benefits it can offer their students. Even then, it cannot be very clear knowing how to properly implement it in their classroom environment. Well, the first thing you need to […]
Child
5 Reasons You Should Make Interactive Notebooks a Part of Your Classroom
Are you wondering whether to introduce interactive notebooks into your classroom? Below we’ve listed five reasons why you should! 1. Interactive notebooks teach organization Every interactive notebook should begin with a table of contents that establishes a timeline and chronology for the semester or quarter. Teaching students about the table of contents is a valuable […]
College
Dropping Out of College (Should I?)
Contrary to popular belief, college isn't for everyone, and many people consider dropping out of college or declining their college enrollment offers. It's estimated that approximately 30% of students drop out of college in their freshman year, with around 56% dropping out by their sixth year. Dropping out of college For many students, college is […]

Join Our Community Today

And find out why 100k people have already joined.

Sign up