So you’ve received your Studies Weekly blue box and you’re thinking, “Now what?” Starting a whole new curriculum can be intimidating at first, but there’s no need to fear! Getting started with Studies Weekly is easy. So first things first, let’s open the box. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hdXAbSFoao Though this video shows an instructions page, we no longer…
We are excited to announce three new Studies Weekly Online features that will make things easier. These features were inspired by feedback we’ve received from teachers, so we hope these changes improve your user experience. Monitor Article Question Reports from Your Teacher Account Now you can access and monitor Article Question Reports without having to…
Teaching is hard. Fun. Joyful. Stressful. Exciting. All of the above. That’s why Studies Weekly’s goal is to make curriculum that is enjoyable to use and helps teachers successfully realize learning outcomes. To help you do this, we’ve launched completely new 2020-2021 Professional Development training offerings. These PD programs can be done digitally or face-to-face.…
At Studies Weekly, we are continually looking to help our customers utilize our curriculum and provide you with the resources you need to teach students more effectively. Our goal is to make using Studies Weekly learning materials easy so you can plan less and teach more. Our online learning platform, Studies Weekly Online, not only…
https://cdn.studiesweekly.com/marketing/Wordpress/Tutorials/Google+Classroom+Article+Level.mp4 Studies Weekly Online is integrated with Google Classroom! With just a few clicks, you can assign articles, images or videos to the entire classroom. The Google Classroom integration works with our entire platform, making your job smoother. David Bagley, Studies Weekly vice president of sales, explained that many teachers across the nation use Google…
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, remote learning is now the norm for most students across the nation. Teachers and students, although separated by distance, are learning together how to make this work, and parents are more involved in their children’s daily learning than ever before. Many are now using the newly free access to Studies…
If you are new to using Studies Weekly Online, you’ve come to the right place. If you haven’t registered or logged in yet, read this article for instructions, or check out our Tutorial Page. This platform can be a great asset for you and your students as you navigate remote learning, so we want to…
It’s time to toggle! In response to numerous teacher requests, we’ve added the ability to toggle games on and off on Studies Weekly Online. We’re thrilled that students are engaged and excited about learning through the online games, but sometimes a few students get off task by playing the games rather than learning the content.…
Do you use interactive notebooks in your classroom? Interactive notebooks are not new in education circles, but they are uniquely suited to engage and excite students. And when you pair the Studies Weekly curriculum with interactive notebooks, you create a deeper level of learning. Interactive notebooks are based on a composition or spiral-bound notebook, but…
Mathematics is a straightforward subject. Students know the expectations they must meet to get a good grade: show their work, and make sure their numbers add up to the right answer. Social studies and language arts are not as cut and dry, though. History, especially, is open to debate and opinion. Students often show their…