Free Access for Teachers from Boom Learning
Boom Learning offers free access to new customers. Each teacher can add 17 classrooms and 150 students.
Advice for New Publishers? Fiona Gonzales Says, “Don’t Reinvent the Wheel.”
The Boom Learning team interviews Fiona Gonzales, the publisher behind Adulting Made Easy.
IEP Progress Monitoring with Boom
We reached out to Kimberly Jacobs to bring you guidance on how to support Individualized Education Programs (IEP) with Boom Card activities and track progress. She shares why she relies on Boom to make the most of her sessions with students in this webinar on IEP Progress Monitor with Boom. DID YOU KNOW: Boom’s Reports …
For the Love of Français: Languages of the Americas
Prior to Boom Learning, students were merely just going to through the motions of learning another language.
ELA Test Prep (or Teaching) for Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade Standards
Last-minute, paperless teaching and test prep resources that grade themselves. Aligned to standards for third, fourth, and fifth graders meet standards, you can use these materials to practice and teach, evaluate progress and/or pre-test.
ELA Test Prep for Middle School
A selection of self-grading, paperless interactive teaching resources to prepare your middle school students for English Language Arts testing. Less grading, more fun. Assign as homework, for screen time, in class practice, or present on the Activboard for remediation or teaching.
Engage Students with Visual Resources for World Language Mastery
Prior to Boom Learning, students were merely just going to through the motions of learning another language.
Speaking Scientifically with Boom Cards
Meet Kristin Lee and her Boom Cards for science instruction. Light your students on fire (metaphorically of course).
Mathematics without Restrictions
Mathematics mini-apps created by teachers for parents and teachers. Practice skills from counting to calculus.
Boom Learning
New this fall, Boom Learning enables teachers to make, share, and sell interactive teaching resources. You’ll find familiar authors you may know from Teachers Pay Teachers and Teacher’s Notebook who are responding to the pressure schools are placing on teachers to print and copy less and use devices more.
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