We Are Teachers

6 days ago | weareteachers.com | Stacy Tornio

At We Are Teachers, we’re always looking for new ways to make learning more fun, interactive, and just a little bit magical. Whether it’s a clever hands-on activity or a silly game to get brains buzzing, we believe play has a powerful place in education. We know game-based learning works. Research shows that learning through play leads to deeper understanding, more enthusiastic participation, and stronger skill development.

1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Samantha Chaney

You work everyday to foster a safe environment for students, but having a child of your own necessitates a different type of consideration. Whether you’re currently expecting or already have a little one, now is a good time to invest in their safety.

1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Samantha Cleaver

When it’s time to send students off for summer break, completing a bucket list can help them focus on what’s important to them this summer. It can also provide a way for parents to fill summer days as well as support students with some academic and enrichment activities. After all, summer learning loss is real, so it’s important for kids to have a range of experiences during the summer months. Reading is important, as are experiences that build background knowledge.

1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Samantha Chaney

As summer approaches and the school year winds down, there’s one style rule we’re sure a lot of teachers are choosing to abide by: comfort above all else. Time is short, your energy is depleted, and your feet can only take so much after running around attending to every last responsibility before the final bell rings. Crocs, at least, can help carry you more comfortably (physically and financially) with its 15% teacher discount.

1 week ago | weareteachers.com | Jill Staake

Skilled trade jobs are perfect for people who love working with their hands, solving problems in real-world situations on a daily basis. A career in plumbing offers good pay and strong job security, without the need to attend a four-year college. Here’s how to become a plumber, plus insights and advice from a real worker in the trade.