Educator Spotlight: Kenya Teacher Helps Students RiseFeb 12, 2022 • Studies Weekly As Dorcas Kimutia looks around at the tin walls, glass-less windows, and open doors of Lolongbei Primary School,…
The Abolitionist and the SuffragistNov 16, 2021 • By Studies Weekly When studied as isolated events, history may seem a bit boring. But Studies Weekly helps you bring history to…
School districts that adopt Studies Weekly district-wide can now schedule one-on-one or group consultations for their teachers with Studies Weekly’s new teacher advocate, Debbie Bagley. Teachers will receive additional personalized…
Enhance Guided Reading Sessions with K-2 Leveled ReadersAug. 4, 2021 • Studies Weekly The K-2 Leveled Readers are a great addition to any classroom and are perfect for guided reading…
Teaching the Civil Rights MovementJul 14, 2021 • By Studies Weekly The Civil Rights Movement is a significant part of American History. What began in the late 1940s and ended…
Top 5 Science Experiments with Discovery DanMay 27, 2021 • Studies Weekly Coming up with science experiments for the whole class can be challenging. That’s why we created Project Time…
American Indian vs Native American: Which Should You Use?May 25, 2021 • Studies Weekly There is a lot of debate and strong feelings within our nation connected to how to…
Using Inquiry-Based Learning in Four Easy StepsApril 14, 2021 • Studies Weekly Students learn at a deeper level when they ask lots of questions, according to John Nabors, Studies Weekly…
10 Female Painters Who Shaped Art HistoryMarch 23, 2021 • Studies Weekly Many female painters have made significant contributions to art history. Not only did they create masterpieces, but they…
3 Ways to Keep Students Engaged When Summer Is CallingMar. 22, 2021 • By Studies Weekly As the school year comes to a close, students are eager to leave classwork…