Short vowel sounds are often the first phonics patterns kids learn. Whether you teach the vowels in alphabetical order or in another order, you’ll come to short ‘i’ pretty quickly. Having lots of examples of short ‘i’ words will help...
Lots of teachers in the elementary grades like using chair storage sacks, especially if desk space is limited. That’s why we were thrilled to see this highly-rated version from Lakeshore Learning on sale for only $7.49 each. Teachers say they...
“No, don’t open that closet!” my students would warn any unsuspecting newcomer. Despite being organized in other ways, the abundance of school supplies generously provided by my students’ guardians each year always ended up haphazardly stuffed into an ancient closet....
Navigating Change Within Your Organization Change: It is indeed a constant and, for most people, a constant source of pain. But with the right learning approach, we can ensure that our learning enables change and help our people adapt more...
Designing An Onboarding Learner Experience Journey Effective onboarding training is becoming more critical to the bottom line. Correspondingly, what was previously treated as a transactional, one-time event, is increasingly designed as a progressive, multistep journey that begins at preboarding and...
Exploring AI, Localization Testing, And Mindfulness Techniques How is AI impacting the Instructional Design field? What are the key factors every organization should consider when choosing a new Learning Management System? How can you use humor in eLearning to achieve...
Every teacher understands that the intricate interactions within a classroom can often mask the silent battles some students face with bullying. Despite our efforts, we deeply hope that bullying victims feel safe enough to seek our support when they need...
Skills-Based Learning Guide For L&D Pros A recent study by McKinsey & Company revealed that 87% of companies worldwide are already experiencing skill gaps, or expect to within the next five years. Leading companies are leaving job-based operations behind and...
Have a group of reluctant readers? Not sure which 5th grade books to recommend? Fifth graders can be tricky to please as they’re slowly moving away from their elementary school selves and beginning to see the world in a more...
We often talk about the importance of community building in the classroom at the beginning of the school year. You may play “get to know you” games, assign “all about me” activities, or do show-and-tell to learn more about your...
