The role of a father has changed over the last 50 years. These days, mothers are the primary or sole earners for 40 percent of households with children under 18, compared with 11 percent in 1960. More and more dads are stepping it up at home when it comes to parenting, and they’re doing it …
It’s hard to believe the month of May is winding down already! Our Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook feeds have been filled with Mother’s Day posts, Star Wars Day content, Cinco De Mayo activities, and more. May also serves as National Teen Self Esteem Month and we have loved seeing photos of teens building up their …
Most mothers—new and seasoned vets alike—are always on the search for answers. We are constantly looking for effective tools and strategies to raise our kids, especially when it comes to baby sleep methods, potty training, or discipline techniques. When we are unsure of what to do, we seek out the advice of others. But what …
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It’s hard to believe that April is already coming to a close. This month has been filled with special days! We’ve celebrated our planet, appreciated the beauty of poetry, had some laughs on April Fools’, got technical for National Robotics Week, and used coding to commemorate Easter. Needless to say, there were a lot of …
It’s getting swarm outside, which means our little yellow friends are becoming more active outside the hive. While they may be seen as a nuisance for some, it is un-bee-lievable what these little insects do for us. Okay, we’re done pollen your leg with all the bee puns, for now. What do bees do for …
Pollen Love With Bees: Why They Are Important To The Environment Read More »
The month of March is already coming to an end. Our Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook feeds have been filled with Dr. Seuss activities, Women’s History Month inspo, and St. Patrick’s Day lessons. The spring season is upon us, symbolizing growth and new beginnings, which we’ve also loved seeing this month! We’re excited to share with you …
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From a young age, girls are trained to be modest, caring, polite, and accommodating. This is not a formal training, but rather one that society subconsciously instills in the mind of a young girl. We tend to see girls as vulnerable and fragile so, as parents and educators, we want to protect them from harm …
We Need To Raise Girls To Embrace Bravery And Forget Perfection Read More »
February was full of creative Ozobot projects and inspiration shared across Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and more. We loved seeing original ideas put together by educators and students alike and we couldn’t wait to share those awesome ideas with all of you! This new series will showcase our favorite photos and videos shared with us each month. We hope you’ll be …
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Mentorship can be beneficial in all areas of life, including career mentors, spiritual advisors, and more. Many schools and educators have been implementing special types of mentoring programs in the classroom: cross-age peer mentoring (aka buddy programs!). Younger kids have always looked up to older kids. While adulthood may seem so far away, a student …
Cross-Age Peer Mentoring: Why You Need It In Your Classroom Read More »
13-year-old dance sensation Merrick Hanna is ON. FIRE. The world fell in love watching him transform into a robot through dance on America’s Got Talent. Although he didn’t win the competition, he stole the hearts of many and inspired kids around the globe to learn to dance. We have been inspired by Merrick’s talent, maturity, …
Dancing Into Our Hearts: Merrick Hanna Buddies Up To Evo Read More »
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