Go BIG this Earth Day with the Earth Dome

Earth Day is right around the corner, and the educators at Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. are getting excited for spring! Our educators love teaching about our environment in spring when plants begin to grow again and animals come out of hiding. Students and teachers alike can’t help but be amazed by the wonders of our home planet when they experience the Earth Dome. Dive into geography this Earth Day with the Mobile Ed Productions Earth Dome!

JAM out with Mobile Ed Productions this April!

Jazz Appreciation Month is coming up in April, and Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. is ready to celebrate! Jazz History Month, also called “JAM” for short, was officially created in 2001 by the National Museum of American History. This month intentionally celebrates the heritage and history of the jazz genre and encourages individuals to listen, appreciate, and study this fascinating genre.

Science Experiment: DIY Bouncy Balls 

(Image from Babble Dabble Do)

Celebrating 43 Years of Educational Entertainment!

The team at Mobile Ed Productions has just celebrated 43 years of serving schools and educators through “educational entertainment.” What started out as a way to make kids smile and engage while learning tough subjects has turned into an organization that allies with teachers of all subjects, all grade levels, and all locations to transform lesson plans into wildly fun adventures and mind-blowing presentations. 

Have a Pi Day Party! Easy Activities for Your Classroom this Pi Day

10 Tips for Managing Focus in Your Classroom

With school breaks coming up, your students might be excited to begin their days of little homework and longer sleep-ins. Our educators at Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. have a few tips to keep your students focused before their upcoming breaks (or any time of the school year).

8 Activities to Help You Celebrate Reading this March

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” - Dr. Seuss

March is designated as National Reading Month after Dr. Seuss’s March-2nd birthday. The well-known author and illustrator has more than 60 books published, and honoring the writer encourages Americans of all ages to read every day during March. Though our classrooms incorporate reading and writing all year long, our educators at Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. have a few activities we like to do when March comes around to mix up our regular reading routines.

Thank you for everything, Joanne. Your immeasurable contributions to Mobile Ed over the many years have positively affected millions of students across our great nation, and have been critical to the improvement, growth, and success of the company. We will honor your memory by upholding the 'Aloha Friday' tradition you began years ago. You will be missed and remembered with love. Rest in Peace.

15 Books to Read with your Students During Women’s History Month 

(Image of Margaret Mead, an American Anthropologist, from Library of Congress)

For decades, the United States has been celebrating and honoring the women who have contributed to our history, society, and culture during the month of March. Milestones of women can often be overlooked, so this time of year is dedicated to noticing, appreciating, and understanding the important women who may be left out of the classroom and social discussions. As educators, we have the important opportunity to encourage the study of these women, inside and outside of our classrooms. 

George Washington’s life story is also the story of the beginning of our nation. At the convention to revise the Articles of Confederation, George Washington was unanimously voted to be the convention’s President. His quiet presence at the convention encouraged compromise, healthy debate, and unity between delegates. His part in the creation of the United States constitution still has an immense influence on us today. We’ve honored George Washington with an incredible monument and a federal holiday, but Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. invites you to bring the celebrations of George Washington into your classroom this year.