March is Reading Month, making it the perfect time to spark a love for books in young students! A strong reading habit not only helps with academic success but also promotes creativity, curiosity, and a lifelong love for learning. As teachers, we can support young readers by making books fun, accessible, and a natural part of everyday life. Here are five engaging ways to encourage a strong reading habit in your students this March and beyond.

As classrooms evolve to meet the diverse needs of 21st-century learners, student-led learning has emerged as a popular pedagogical approach. Advocates celebrate its ability to foster critical thinking, independence, and collaboration, while skeptics question its efficacy in ensuring academic rigor and meeting curriculum standards. If you’re a teacher curious about incorporating student-led learning in your classroom, this blog post will help you weigh the pros and cons and consider actionable strategies for success, focusing on how authentic assessment can play a key role in this approach.

As President’s Day approaches, what better time to inspire students to delve into the lives of influential historical figures, particularly those who shaped our nation? Our “Passports from the Past” project combines creativity and research, allowing students to explore history in a hands-on way. Let’s dive into how you can implement this project, use President’s Day as a theme, and create meaningful connections with America’s most iconic leaders. Click the button below to download the Mobile Ed "Passport from the Past" activity sheet. 

In today’s technology-driven world, coding is an essential skill that opens doors to creativity, critical thinking, and innovation. Beyond preparing students for future careers in tech, coding fosters computational thinking—a problem-solving approach that equips students to tackle challenges logically and efficiently. By introducing coding in schools, educators can provide students with the tools to navigate an increasingly digital world while building foundational skills applicable across disciplines.

A lunar eclipse is happening right above us in just a few months—are you ready? Events like a lunar eclipse can bring classroom lessons to life while inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, and space enthusiasts. This approaching celestial event promises to bring the wonder of the cosmos right to your backyard. Mobile Ed has put together a resource for educators with all the information you need to transform this event into a teaching moment.

History isn’t just about dates and events—it’s about the incredible people who shaped our world through courage, vision, and perseverance. For students, learning about these historical figures can be a motivational and transformative experience. At Mobile Ed Productions, we’re passionate about bringing history to life through engaging assemblies that captivate young minds and connect them to the past.

Here are three historical assemblies to inspire your students, each offering a unique perspective on the figures and events that continue to influence our world today.

Nothing gets students more ready to learn than a school assembly. School assemblies are one of the best ways to get students engaged in curriculum and inspired to learn. Mobile Ed Productions travels around the country to bring educational entertainment that gets students excited about their school subjects and motivated to learn more. An assembly may just be what you need to get students ready to learn after the long break. Kick off this next semester with an educational assembly! 

As we head into 2025, Mobile Ed Productions is more excited than ever to continue bringing high-quality educational entertainment to schools across the country. From interactive assemblies to enriching resources, we’re committed to helping educators inspire their students through engaging, hands-on learning. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s on the horizon this year!

The holiday season is upon us, and at Mobile Ed Productions, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude and appreciation for the incredible educators, administrators, and school communities we’ve had the privilege to work with this year.

As the school bells wind down for winter break, we know how much effort and heart you’ve poured into the classroom over these past months. From creating engaging lessons to fostering a welcoming environment for your students, your dedication inspires us. It’s no small feat to balance the needs of a room full of eager learners, and we see the passion you bring to shaping young minds.

Now, it’s your time!

Winter is the perfect season to explore the wonders of science, and what better way to do it than with a fun, hands-on experiment about melting ice? This simple yet fascinating project captivates students with its blend of observation, experimentation, and discovery. Hands-on experiments are a fantastic way to engage young minds during the chilly months while sneaking in lessons about science concepts like temperature, states of matter, and chemical reactions. Continue reading to learn how you can make this easy science experiment right in your classroom or home!