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A book to teach children how to be grateful for what they have

Want to help your child with their learning? If you’re looking for tips and ideas to help you nurture your child’s potential, you’ve come to the right place. Learning Potential has hundreds of articles on all aspects of your child’s learning and development, from the early years to the end of high school, with more articles added all the time!

Know what you teach aims to provide teacher educators with ideas for content when teaching about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. While specific events and examples are used in Know what you teach, teacher educators are encouraged to work with their local communities to draw upon further examples and model appropriate approaches to consultation, Read More ->

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Everyone Can Create is a new curriculum that helps teachers bring the power of drawing, filmmaking, photography, and music to every subject.

The most important conversations are often also the most difficult to have! Learn how to start a constructive dialogue about race in your classroom with these tips and tricks.

Tynker’s free coding courses, lesson plans, easy-to-use tools, comprehensive coding and STEAM curriculum, and educator resources make it easy to implement a CS program for K-12 students.

Retell the story of the Three Little pigs using a light sensing robot such as Ozobot.

Just adding the paint does not make this a STEAM challenge. So how do you know if something is STEAM or STEM? Use this helpful chart to find out.

This is the largest collection of resources for STEAM you'll find in one spot! We're talking about websites, apps, multimedia and books! Find the list here!

Paper and scissors can be used to combine and collage images, and there are a myriad of apps that allow you to cut and paste digital pictures together too. Here’s a spin on these familiar techniques in the form of a creative challenge for students. During a lesson that focused on composition and camera control, we took a variety of selfies using different angles, and cropping into some interesting portraits. One we had some starting points, it was time to mash it up! Students were given some…

We are so glad you are here! We have been homeschooling for years now, so we have a lot of resources tucked away here at our blog. If you’re new to homeschooling, you might want to start with the tab above, Starting to Homeschool. Be sure to check out the Science Units and History Units as well. Those pages give you a visual overview of many of the units we’ve...

What Do You Do With a Problem? — New York Times best seller [Kobi Yamada, Mae Besom] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. What Do You Do With a Problem? — New York Times best seller

What Do You Do With a Problem? — New York Times best seller [Kobi Yamada, Mae Besom] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. What Do You Do With a Problem? — New York Times best seller