The groundhog may have been right, but Spring is coming! Thursday, March 20 marks the first official day of spring. For teachers, this means the end of the school year is just in sight. However, the rise in outside temperatures can sometimes correlate with a rise in student energy levels and a dip in classroom productivity. Help direct and channel that spring energy into something fun and educational with a spring science experiment: Growing Crystal Flowers. 

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Pi Day (March 14) is the perfect opportunity to celebrate math in a fun and engaging way! Mathematics can sometimes feel abstract to students, but Pi Day activities make math tangible and interactive. Whether you’re teaching elementary, middle, or high school students, there are countless creative ways to make pi (π) come to life. By integrating pi-related lessons into your classroom, you can show students the real-world applications of math while fostering a love for problem-solving.

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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.

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