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Making Weather Visible: 3 Engaging Activities for Air Masses and Weather Fronts
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
Teaching weather is one of those units that can either be incredibly exciting or… surprisingly abstract. We talk about “invisible...
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Blow Them Away! 3 Engaging Strategies to Teach Global and Local Winds
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
Let’s talk about teaching weather. Some topics are a breeze (pun intended!), like the water cycle. But when it comes...
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Unwrapping Ancient Egypt: 3 Engaging Activities to Teach the Mummification Process
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
Let’s be honest: Is there any topic in social studies that grabs a student’s attention quite like mummification? The moment...
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Going for Gold: 3 Winning Strategies to Bring the Winter Olympics into Your Classroom
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
Every four years, a special kind of magic takes over. The world pauses, we all suddenly become experts in curling,...
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Athens vs. Sparta: 3 Engaging Activities to Bring Ancient Greece to Life
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
If there is one unit that students seem to consistently love, it’s Ancient Greece. Maybe it’s the mythology, maybe it’s...
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4 Engaging Valentine’s Day Activities for Upper Elementary (That Aren’t “Cringe”)
January 13, 2026 | by Trey
Let’s be real for a second: Valentine’s Day in upper elementary and middle school is a wild ride. You’re balancing...
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