Students start writing personal narratives at a young age, learning to use descriptive language to tell a story about their own experiences. Try…
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Our country has had many presidents, all with their own trials and contributions. Some of them stand out more than others, and our…
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If you teach middle or elementary school science and you’re not already following @moonshotkidz on TikTok or Instagram, this is your sign to…
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A Venn diagram (originally created by John Venn, English logician) is a way to represent and organize sets using overlapping circles. Where the…
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Climate change is on our students’ minds. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics has warned that climate change “poses real threats to…
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What makes children’s books famous is probably less about the awards they win and more about how many times children want to read…
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The scientific method not only teaches students how to conduct experiments, but it also enables them to think critically about processes that extend…
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March is right around the corner, and that means National Reading Month is almost here! Are you ready? Not to worry: VAI Education’s…
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As students learn math, it’s important for them to know that mathematics is more than just numbers and shapes. It’s also about famous…
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Dear We Are Teachers, My 3rd-grade partner teacher is out on maternity leave for the rest of the year. Her maternity leave sub…