Martin Luther King Junior stood for understanding and equality. As an added bonus to this week’s Material Mix Monday, we’ve also created a new activity for MLK Day that asks students what they can do to change the world for the better. Students will brainstorm two ways, one for school and one for home, how they can make their own positive change in the world with their own two hands.
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Introducing our newest release: Tic-Tac-Moji -- a short and sweet mini-game that intends to create more play-based learning inside our ES curriculum. Tic-Tac-Moji offers students and teachers an opportunity to engage in a ‘bite-sized’ game experience. This new type of...
Hey, Brittany from Everyday Speech here! Today I wanted to share one of my favorite online games with you, Will of the Wheel! My students absolutely love this game, and it is a perfect way to keep them engaged. Today, I'll be talking about the Basic Conversation...
My PlayHome app is one of my favorite apps and is a go to activity for me. The app is basically an interactive doll house. You might recognize the look of the characters and house because there was a popular paper version of this before the app. It includes five...
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