We always think of people needing food and clothes during emergency situations, but kids receiving the materials they need to complete a cheerful activity is just as important.

Visit Good News Network when you need to read about happy, positive events in the world.

What a great site to promote reading 1000 books before kindergarten!

Students will have their "Touching Safety" lesson this week, but do they really understand? It's situations such as this one that puts kids to the test.

I love using this website to integrate art with Bible stories.

I love the various topics incorporated in these math problems. Different levels of problem solving are also offered within one topic. Great to use as a class warm-up or as individual work.

The autism rates have increased dramatically over the past 20 years. If not vaccines, then what is the cause of autism?

Many children are over-scheduled and don't have  enough time time to have free-play or be creative on their own.

I teach the 5-finger prayer, and love the other suggestions mentioned in this article.

Scholastic has a summer reading program which would reward both students and teachers.

Sometimes we take social skills for granted. Here is a good resource which provides for simple class discussion and role-playing.

We're always looking to improve recess. This document contains some links that might be of use.

Often students need to know that what we are teaching them has real-life purpose. Here is a list of sites which provide good ideas on how we can make math lessons more relevant in the life of a student.