Mobile Ed is thrilled to celebrate 46 years of educating and inspiring students through the power of entertainment! Since launching our very first school assembly in 1979, we have had the privilege of visiting over 100,000 schools across the country, enriching the educational journeys of millions of students. Our mission has always been to make learning fun, engaging, and impactful by delivering high-quality, interactive programs that spark curiosity and encourage a love for discovery.

Over the years, our team has worked to develop assemblies that align with academic standards while bringing subjects to life in ways that captivate students. We are deeply honored to support teachers in their efforts to inspire young minds, and we remain committed to evolving with the ever-changing educational landscape. As we celebrate this milestone, we look forward to continuing our tradition of excellence, innovation, and passion for learning—ensuring that future generations of students have access to engaging, meaningful educational experiences for years to come.

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! 

The SkyDome Planetarium is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that students look forward to seeing all your long. It's become a fan-favorite for many schools and a core memory for many students. The Mobile Ed SkyDome Planetarium is preparing to tour thousands of new and returning schools this fall, and we're giving schools a little behind-the-scenes sneak peek before we tour.

With culture shifting faster and technology advancing more and more quickly, professional development is more important now than ever before. There are a few recent book releases you may want to pick up this summer if you're an educator who's trying to prepare for the fall. Continue reading to find five new books we think every teacher should read this summer. 

Social media has changed the way we live, think, and act. Is it affecting education too? The reality is that it's not just our students who are using social media more and more; educators are too. We can't stop the large cultural shifts that are happening as technology advances to become more accessible, useful, and addictive. Continue reading to learn more about the costs and benefits of how social media culture is impacting our classrooms. 

Get your kids outside this summer with a DIY kite project! This simple craft requires some creativity and minimal materials while encouraging your students to get outdoors. Keep reading for instructions on how to make this easy summer craft for kids of all ages!

Perhaps the best thing we can do for our young learners is to help them become strong readers. Reading is the foundation of learning and communication, making it the number one way we understand new information. The Mobile Ed team has several easy tips for keeping your kids reading (and loving it) over the summer months.  

Swimming. Sunshine. Being Outside. Who isn't excited about summer? Though we can't wait to relax this summer after a long school year, it might also bring stress for many families. Establishing a routine early on in the summer is a great way to keep stress levels low and fun at an all-time high. Mobile Ed has several tips to help families establish the summer routine that's right for them.

Can you believe it's almost June? Students will be out of school any day now if they aren't already, but the learning doesn't have to stop there. Learning can happen in more places than just a classroom, and summer is the perfect time to show students how much fun learning can be. With these ten easy hands-on science projects, students won't even realize they're learning!