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6 X 7 is…a fun story
6 X 7 is equal to 42! But wait! Here’s a little story about that that you’ll want to read. Especially if you’re new to multiplication. Before we get to the story…a bit about multiplication Multiplication is like adding, but instead of adding one apple at a time, we...
Is YouTube Safe for Kids? You Need to Read This!
YouTube has become an integral part of modern education, providing access to a vast library of quality educational videos for students of all ages. However, as the use of YouTube becomes more prevalent in elementary schools, there are growing concerns about the...
What’s the Common Core Curriculum and is it mandatory?
The Common Core Curriculum, which is better known as the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) is a set of educational standards that outline what students should know and be able to do in reading and mathematics at each grade level. These standards were developed by a...
Is Amplify Science the Science curriculum for me?
Amplify Science is a science curriculum developed by Amplify Education, Inc., a leading educational technology and curriculum company. The curriculum was designed to be engaging, interactive, and hands-on, with a strong focus on inquiry-based learning. It has been...
Learning Methods and the Benefits of Learning Videos
There are many different methods of learning, and what works best for one person may not work as well for another. We'll start off by going through some common learning methods and then present some benefits of learning videos. Here are ten common methods of...
Benefits of using video for learning elementary curriculum
There are many potential benefits of using video for learning elementary curriculum. First and foremost, videos can help to engage and motivate students. Many young learners are visual learners, meaning they are more likely to understand and retain information when it...
