We all know that active students are more engaged in school and that activity can help our students academically. October sees another event that encourages our school community to be more active. International Walk to School Day is held every October in most countries*. It is a global event that involves communities from more than 40 countries …
This weeks post shares an update of a food label game that I created and blogged about in 2014. It's a game that was very successful in my classroom at the time and I think many teachers will like it. I played a game as a child called Top Trumps, a card game that was …
One of the joys of teaching #HealthEd is that it is such a dynamic topic. I don't think any one year has been the same as another, in fact every semester has been different for me. As society ebbs and flows, health topics become du jour and the media jump on the latest headline grabbing …
With the return to school completed, some of us will be still be running on the adrenaline rush from the start of the school year - new faces, implementing new ideas, and the chance to grow as an educator. However, as the night get shorter, the temperature drops and we get more school weeks under our belts it's inevitable that stress will creep into our lives. For that reason I'm delighted to welcome Caroline Black back for another guest blog.
I'm not sure if kindness ever went away, but we are witnessing a resurgence in kindness-related initiatives that I think provide an antidote to the current behavior of politicians and certain world leaders. It's been around forever, it transcends religions, anyone can do it and it doesn't have to cost any money. Aristotle defines kindness …
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