Classroom Craft: Holiday Tissue Paper Wreath
Classroom Craft: Tissue Paper WreathDec. 12, 2025 • Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER This tissue paper wreath craft is a festive way to celebrate the holiday season and make learning fun! Crafts…
Classroom Craft: Tissue Paper WreathDec. 12, 2025 • Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER This tissue paper wreath craft is a festive way to celebrate the holiday season and make learning fun! Crafts…
Thankful for You: A Heartfelt Message to Our Amazing TeachersOct. 30, 2025 • By Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER As the seasons change and we focus on gratitude, we love reflecting on…
Tips for Creating an Inclusive Classroom EnvironmentNov 16, 2021 • Studies Weekly An inclusive classroom environment means every child, no matter what their individual needs or barriers to learning, has…
The McKeachie Method: Bringing Student-Centered Learning into the Elementary ClassroomSep. 30, 2025 • By Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER As teachers, we always look for ways to keep our students engaged, motivated,…
5 Engaging Ways to Celebrate Constitution Day with StudentsSep 12, 2025 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Constitution Day commemorates the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787. This…
Bringing “I Do, We Do, You Do” to Life in Social StudiesAug. 26, 2025 • By Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER If you’ve ever taught social studies to elementary students, you know…
Studies Weekly – What’s in the Box?Aug. 19, 2025 • By Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER There is something so exciting about the first shipment of the school year! When you see…
Didn’t Get a Renewal? Here’s How to Fund Studies Weekly for Your ClassroomAug. 15, 2025 • By Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER In education, budgets shift, restructure, and shrink all the time.…
Here’s What You Missed at the 2025 Learning LabAug. 14, 2025 • By Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Every year, Studies Weekly users from all over the country gather together for the…
5 Ways to Partner with Parents to Encourage Homework Help at HomeJul 23, 2025 • By Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER As elementary teachers, we always desire for learning to go on…