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Hannah Terry

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How to Address Mental Health in Your Classroom

Posted on Mon, May 22, 2023

How to Address Mental Health in Your Classroom

How are you creating a safe environment for your students? Part of creating a comfortable learning environment is addressing the mental health challenges that we all face. We teach core subjects and extracurriculars in our schools daily, yet discussing mental health may be one of the most important conversations we ever have with our students. Mental health affects our classrooms and our students' lives each day, and there is no better time to be prepared to address mental health with our students than now.

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Outdoor Science Project: Measuring Air

Posted on Mon, May 15, 2023

Outdoor Science Project: Anemometer

Take a deep breath–we’ve got another easy science project for your students! We know many of our students are itching to get outside, so take your science lesson outdoors with this easy project about weather science.

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5 Necessities for a Great Summer School Program

Posted on Mon, May 8, 2023

5 Necessities for a Great Summer School Program

We are no strangers to the “summer slide”—the phenomenon that students’ academic levels fall after summer break away from school. Research has proven the positive effects of participating in summer school on academic wellness. Around this time of year, parents are ready to sign their students up for summer school to keep their brains active and academic skills strong these next few months.

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How to Book a Mobile Ed Assembly

Posted on Mon, May 1, 2023

How to Book a Mobile Ed Assembly

What was the last assembly you hosted that students talked about for days? Assemblies are one of the best ways to bring younger and older students together to have an exciting educational experience. Assembly programs are a regular part of education and some of our students' most memorable experiences. 

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Does Game-Based Learning Actually Work?

Posted on Mon, Apr 24, 2023

Does Game-Based Learning Actually Work?

Engagement in our classrooms is crucial for effective learning. We, as educators, are intentional about getting students to pay attention in class and participate and enjoy our lessons actively. There’s no wonder why game-based learning has become widely popular in our schools today. But does it really help our students?

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3 Engaging Field Trip Alternatives

Posted on Mon, Apr 17, 2023

3 Engaging Field Trip Alternatives

 

Students love going on field trips. Why? Because they break up their usual routine and help students experience classroom concepts first-hand. Field trips are often more engaging for students and offer hands-on experiences for students not found inside a traditional classroom. But many field trips aren’t an option when costs are high. They’re a hassle to put together and can even cause safety concerns. We have three alternatives that we believe work even better than a field trip.

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5 Recycled Projects for Earth Day

Posted on Mon, Apr 10, 2023

5 Recycled Projects for Earth Day

There’s no better time than April to bring up conversations about recycling and environmental consciousness in our classroom. As Earth Day approaches this April, we share a few projects we’re excited to work on this month. These easy projects blend the principles of earth conservation with our regular science lessons.

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Nutrition: A Recipe for Student Success

Posted on Mon, Mar 27, 2023

Nutrition: A Recipe for Student Success

Do you need a simple recipe to improve academic performance, behavior, and focus in your classroom? Take a look at nutrition in your classroom. What our students consume inside and outside the school could have a pivotal effect on their academic success. Simple nutrition education could impact your students more than you know.

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Learning the Layers of Earth with LEGO Models

Posted on Mon, Mar 20, 2023

Learning the Layers of Earth with LEGO Models

Lego and relax! Mobile Ed has a new hands-on activity to help students dive into earth science this spring. Students interact with land features, wildlife, climate, and natural resources every day of their lives. We “dig” teaching earth science because it directly informs students about the places they call home and teaches them to think critically, use maps, and make connections between their homes and the world around them.

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What 44 Years in Education Has Taught Us

Posted on Thu, Mar 16, 2023

What 44 Years in Education Has Taught Us

Forty-four years ago, we debuted The Amazing World of Light assembly (pictured below) as our first assembly program. Larry Thompson, a Michigan school teacher, believed that students learned best when they experienced the lesson firsthand, so he created Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. to “bring the field trip to you”. Mobile Ed is now the leading provider of school assemblies across the country and presents educational assemblies for thousands of schools annually.

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