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Library bulletin board decorations ideas and door decoration ideas are something I'm always looking for as a school librarian. Kids love coming into a school library that has a fun-looking door decorated around a learning or seasonal theme. Ditto View Post
Making an edible plant cell project might sound like a time consuming project to take on at first, but they are easy to make. It's also a fun way to learn the parts of a plant. My son had to make this edible plant cell for a classroom project in View Post
A couple of days ago my son and I made a trip to our local library to see if we could hunt down a couple of books for his summer reading assignment from school. One book has to be about the Revolutionary War, and the other a grade-appropriate View Post
Every parent wants their child to do better in school and with that comes the need to complete homework in a timely fashion. There are many households across the globe that struggle with the hassle of homework; whether your child consistently strikes View Post
Kids learn in many different ways. Singing and repetition both help kids learn and retain information, as well as hands on activities. Some of the greatest hands on activities are games - and what kid doesn't love playing games? I searched on Amazon View Post
Thank you to <http://www.leapfrog.com/en/leapfrog_parents/summer/sign_up.html?utm_source=CG&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=signuppage&utm_campaign=SummerCamp">LeapFrog for sponsoring my post about Leapfrog Summer Camp. To sign up View Post
Robert And The Robot by Eva Schwab Last week I chose Robert and the Robot by Eva Schwab to read to my second grade class. The kids are getting mighty restless here at the end of the year and so I chose this book because the View Post
On Friday, E.B.’s class went on a field trip to the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science in Jackson. Our son has been so excited about this field trip, and not because he was going somewhere cool. He was much more thrilled that there was NO SCHOOL View Post
Last Thursday my students put on the reading fair at our school. Participation was optional and we ended up with around 50 reading fair projects, which was great. Their enthusiasm was amazing and they were so proud of their storyboards. I was View Post
