Farmer's markets, for me, are one of the highlights of the summer season. There’s nothing that compares to eating as you shop, gathering your fresh fruits, veggies, and proteins for the week! Even better, you get the opportunity to have real conversations with the local farmers and vendors who set up booths for their produce or locally handcrafted products.
With so much going on in our world right now, especially here in the United States, we are at a time where we must focus on what we can do in our daily lives to better the communities around us and continue to build our global perspective.
The 4th of July is upon us! Holidays are always a wonderful way to bring together friends and family to catch up and make new memories. Plus, the 4th of July is a day off from work which gives you extra time to soak up the sun and community celebrations.
Summer has officially begun and is one of the best times of the year to star-gaze and explore the magnificence of our solar system. In fact, the month of June is the ideal opportunity to see all five planets aligned together in the night sky in what is referred to as the “Planet Parade”.
The Internet along with online programs and apps can be wonderful tools for kids. They can use these tools to research people or topics, communicate with experts or their peers, and continue sharpening their skills… especially while away from school during these summer months.
Summer vacation is long anticipated by most people, but especially for those in a school setting, like students and educators. Summertime brings about the promise of warmth and relaxation. However, for some, it has the potential to bring about feelings of being overwhelmed or losing control.
It can be tough keeping students engaged at the end of the school year.
Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride.
From the team here at ClassOrbit, we want to take a moment to remind each and every one of you that you are exceptional!
Today is "International Dance Day" and is celebrated every year on April 29th in honor of famous dancer Jean-Georges Noverre. The International Dance Day message aims to celebrate the artform and bring people together with a common language — dance.
Student leaders are an important element to the classroom community. Inspire students to become leaders by sharing How Leaders and Events Shape Communities, featuring well-known leaders, such as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
This can be the time of year when students begin to feel antsy, especially after a 3-day weekend. Encourage your students to get back on track and maintain focus, while channeling their energy into learning, with ClassOrbit’s Mental Energizer video.
Do you plan anything around the national "Random Acts of Kindness Day" on Thursday, February 17th? Join us during this special day dedicated to keep kindness growing by planning to share random acts of kindness all throughout the day.
As we move into February and begin to enjoy all of the delicious Valentine’s Day treats that come our way, let’s teach our students how to care for their teeth.
Every February, the U.S. honors the contributions and sacrifices of African Americans who helped shape the nation. Black History is American History.
We all know this is the time of year everyone sets resolutions, but do you understand the reasoning behind WHY goal setting should become a priority for not only yourself but for the students in your life?
This video will grab your students' attention as they learn about Dr. King's contributions to the people of the United States and those living throughout the world. They will learn about King's childhood experiences with prejudice, his ability to speak in front of others, his commitment to nonviolence, and finally why it is so important to follow his message of hope and peace.
...Winter! I don't know about you, but I had to grab my warmest jacket this morning before heading outside. Brrrrrr!!!!
Knowing there's only 3-4 weeks until winter break, sparking passion for reading and keeping that fire lit is crucial. Encouraging kids to read during the holidays and winter break can be an even bigger challenge...
This time of year always helps me to realize how grateful I am for educators like you. It is also a great time for YOU to reflect on all the amazing things you have done and continue to do for the students in your life.
Did you know Monday, November 8th is National STEM/STEAM Day? This is a day you'll want to celebrate with your students!