Seasonal projects make educational concepts relevant and get students excited to learn. One fantastic activity to do this season is the Spooky Ghost Experiment which uses static electricity to make a ghost “fly” in mid-air. This simple experiment can be done with household materials and is an engaging way to spark curiosity about the world of science.

Friendships are a crucial part of a child’s social and emotional development. Positive relationships inside the classroom can help students feel safe and ready to learn. However, when bullying or exclusion occurs, it can create a harsh learning environment for students. Educators have the opportunity to teach life-long SEL skills in our classrooms that can reduce bullying and encourage healthy friendships.

As the crisp fall air rolls in, October becomes a perfect month to celebrate the magic of books, storytelling, and the boundless adventures found within pages. October is the month of TeenTober, a nationwide initiative from the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), which aims to ignite and foster a love for reading, creativity, and lifelong learning among teens. Through a variety of engaging programs, book recommendations, and events, TeenTober is the ultimate celebration of reading, especially for students.

Fall is the perfect time to get crafty with kids! With the leaves changing color, there’s no better season to dive into a fun, nature-inspired activity. One simple and creative project that’s perfect for children of all ages is making Coffee Filter Leaves. This easy craft combines vibrant fall colors, simple materials, and a little creativity to capture the beauty of the season.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time when schools across the country focus on teaching students about empathy, respect, and kindness. One of the most effective ways to inspire lasting change in students is through a school assembly that engages, educates, and motivates students to take positive action. Among the many assembly programs available, Quest for Kindness stands out as an inspiring experience designed for this purpose.

As educators, we know that one of the most effective ways to teach is through hands-on experiences. The Earth Dome assembly, created by Mobile Ed Productions, offers an immersive opportunity for students to explore geography and environmental science. This assembly is a fantastic resource for teachers and administrators looking for a unique way to enhance their curriculum and engage students. Continue reading for a virtual tour of what you can expect when the Earth Dome visits your school.

As educators, we're always on the lookout for ways to streamline our workload and enhance our teaching methods. In today's digital age, numerous tools are available to help us achieve these goals. This blog post will introduce you to three game-changing productivity tools that every teacher should know about. These innovative platforms can revolutionize your lesson planning, content creation, and classroom management so you can have the best school year yet.

Creating a positive culture in your classroom is one of the most important things you can do as a teacher. When students feel safe, respected, and valued, they are more likely to learn, participate, and grow both academically and socially. But what exactly does a positive classroom culture look like, and how can you build it?

School assemblies are more than just a break from the usual classroom routine—they can be powerful tools for student development. When thoughtfully planned and executed, an assembly can play a significant role in enhancing student skills and school communities. Below, we explore how a single assembly can make a lasting impact in these areas.

Make this the best back-to-school season with a Mobile Ed assembly. Assemblies have incredible benefits for students of all ages, and Mobile Ed has some educational and entertaining assemblies lined up that are the perfect way to begin the school year. Continue reading to learn more about the benefits of a school assembly for your students.