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Social learners, gather round. Second grade math games are a great way to study math as well as practice teamwork. Having some group fun is an excellent way to help your child branch out, both mathematically and socially. Why Team Building Activities Can Help With Learning Math During the second grade, your child will be […]

Introduction: GMAS When it comes to standardized testing, many complain about how much time it takes out of classroom instruction. For many, the value is unclear. When a testing period can take 1-2 weeks, many complain about its importance to students. Teachers can feel frustrated with the lack of instructional time available during assessments too. […]

As the end of the school year approaches, it is undeniably springtime. The birds are chirping, the trees are blooming, and millions of high school seniors are all anxiously planning their final weeks as high school students. These plans include prom, a senior ditch day, and of course graduation. For many high schoolers, graduation marks […]

Media Conversion in a Traditional Classroom Let’s talk about media conversion! When I was a student, teachers made learning more fun by using the newest and best aids. Resources like a slide projector, overhead projector, and arguably the best day, typing days were some of the highlights in my elementary. These instructional aids helped increase […]

Introduction Did you know that 8 out of 10 millennial parents agree that their child is one of their best friends? The unique and special relationship between a parent and child is paramount for the social, emotional, and educational development of children. While parents have resources available such as babysitters, grandparents, other trusted adults, teachers, […]

“If at first you don’t succeed, try again” these simple instructions are on motivational posters everywhere. What if it doesn’t feel that easy? What if you try again and still fail? At what point does trying and failing just turn into giving up? This guide will show you the PFMS method of boosting your child’s […]

A review of Math Playground: The Good & The Bad When it comes to student resources, parents, educators, and students alike expect easy and worthwhile practice. With time being one of the scarcest resources on earth, nobody wants to spend extra time making copies, figuring out technology, or motivating children to accomplish supplemental work. When […]

Introduction If you’re anything like me, then when schools across the country were announced as closed for the year, you went through a roller coaster of emotions. As a mom of two, I continue to have a hard time wrapping my mind around fully assuming the reigns of the classroom for my child. Between balancing […]