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Transforming Classrooms with Play-based Learning In the second episode of the season, host Nancy Chung sits down with two subject matter experts from School Specialty: Kathy Descamps, an expert in physical education, health, and wellness, and returning guest Jennifer Fernandez...

The demand for scientific literacy grows each year, and educators are tasked with finding engaging ways to spark curiosity and cultivate understanding among young learners. The core science curriculum is at the foundation of this effort, and the implementation of...

This month on It’s Time for Science, it’s time to talk about implementation strategies! Host Tom Racine talks with Nicole Krefting, the Elementary Curriculum Coordinator for Grand Forks Public Schools in North Dakota. Episode Summary Tom and Nicole discuss tips...

For students to succeed academically, they must be invested in their education and stimulated by learning activities. In other words, they must be fully engaged in the learning process. Although educators already understand this, Australian researcher Amy Berry has developed...

This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Please read my disclosure. My chewy dried fruit cookies strike the perfect balance between wholesome and delicious. If you’re like me, you love indulgent treats...

The Schoolyard Podcast is back for another season! In this season’s first episode, host Nancy Chung welcomes back special guests Stephanie Osmondson and Loreal Hemenway from @happilyeverelementary. The episode focuses on preparations for returning back to school, specifically discussing classroom...

When we hear the term “educational readiness,” we typically think about whether students are ready to learn. In other words, do young children have the foundational skills to start school, learn with their peers, and thrive academically, socially, and emotionally?...

As an educator, welcoming students back to school takes preparation. From stocking the science shelves to potential changes in curriculum and lesson plans, getting a head start is helpful. Once the school year starts, trying to squeeze in planning during...

This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Please read my disclosure. My prune puree for baby recipe will quickly become one of your little one’s favorites. With a perfect creamy texture and...

This month on It’s Time for Science, it’s time to talk about going back to school! Host Tom Racine talks with Dr. Anne Farley Schoeffler, the president of the National Middle Level Science Teachers Association, and award-winning outside educator Rachel...