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A No-Prep Halloween Game for Kids: Play "Who Am I?"
Looking for an easy Halloween activity with no supplies or preparation? Learn how to play Halloween “Who Am I?”—a fun guessing game for elementary-aged kids at home, at school, or on the go.
Jodi Rabitoy
3 days ago3 min read
Kids Can Enjoy Math - When They Feel Safe Enough to Try
A child happily counts game pieces, builds a symmetrical tower, or figures out how to divide snacks among friends. Then a math worksheet appears, and suddenly that same child says, "I'm bath at math." What changed? Sometimes the difference is the fear of being wrong. Many children enjoy mathematical thinking and show real strengths when they play, explore, and solve everyday problems. But when math feels like a public test of how smart they are, they may hesitate, shut dow
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 206 min read
When Parents Rescue Students from Consequences: What Teachers Can Do
When parents rescue students from consequences, what can teachers do?
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 137 min read
Daily Spark, Day 51: Daily Writing Prompts for Students
writing prompts, jokes, and incredible facts for kids.
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 120 min read
Daily Spark, Day 50: Daily Writing Prompts for Students
Free daily writing prompts for elementary school students.
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 90 min read
Daily Spark, Day 48: Daily Writing Prompts for Students
Free daily writing prompts for elementary students.
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 70 min read
Daily Spark, Day 47: Daily Writing Prompts for Students
free daily writing prompts for students
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 60 min read
When Teachers See the Problem but Aren't Asked About the Solution
Teachers are raising concerns because they want students to succeed. Give them time to explain what they see. Include them while solutions are being developed. Then give them resources to act on what the school has learned.
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 64 min read
Daily Spark, Day 46: Daily Writing Prompts for Students
Free Daily writing prompts for students!
Jodi Rabitoy
Oct 50 min read
When Politics Enters the Classroom: Practical Guidance for Teachers Navigating a Changing Landscape
As politics increasingly influences classroom policies, curriculum decisions, and everyday conversations, teachers may find themselves caught between competing expectations. This post offers practical guidance for navigating sensitive issues professionally, communicating clearly, and keeping students and learning at the center.
Jodi Rabitoy
Sep 298 min read
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