Kids need a variety of practice when learning skills. It may take multiple months for kids to become secure in their understanding of a new skill. By using seasonal resources we can keep the lessons exciting and engaging. Although the skills remain the same, by using seasonal themes the lessons feel different.
If you are creating for your own students, following this guide will help you choose the right tool for the task. If you are creating for others, this will help you decide what tools to use for each piece of your overall project.
Creating a blue ocean will increase your chances of long-term success as a teacher-author.
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Boom Learning Welcomes Our New CEO, Stuart Moulder
The ability to make sense of incomplete pictures is why algorithms will never replace teachers. Data can support, but it won't supplant.
Celebrate the life of Stephen Hawking by incorporating his books into your classroom. Recommendations for elementary and secondary.
The discovery of Boom Cards™ has really been a game changer for me and my small group sessions. My students are so eager and excited by Boom Cards that they have requested them for homework. What I appreciate most about Boom Cards is that they are small, digestible bites, they have visual cues built in, and they incorporate technology, which is motivating to my students.
A core part of our mission at Boom Learning is to listen to teachers. We trust that you know what you need better than we do. You are in the trenches every day. You have insight and perspective that is not available to the casual or occasional observer. For too long (well at least since... Continue Reading →
