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How to make your zoom calls more fun

Whether you’re in pre-k -12, college, someone in the working world or just participating in a family/friend gathering, Zoom has become accepted by almost everyone. Zoom is super easy to use but the only thing offered to spice up the call is a variety of unique backgrounds . Once that is set up, all that’s left to do is sit ...

Sticky Note Kindness

I’m just going to come out and say it– sticky notes are best invention ever. Period. My life would spiral out of control without the help of colorful little pieces of paper decorating my office space at home. Believe it or not, sticky notes can be used to create a culture change right in the classroom. I preface this blog …

2 Teacher Kindness Ideas

Kindness Name Pencils This is a great idea to let your student know that you truly care about them. Yes, it is time consuming, but will be sure to create smiles. If you don’t have time to do this yourselves, this can easily be turned into a classroom project where students make them for one another. Kindness Shout Outs Ask …

Bucket of Kindness – Teacher Kindness

Many schools have taken part in the ‘Bucket Filling’ school campaign. The goal of which is to encourage people to use actions or words that show that you care about someone. Saying or doing something kind. Giving someone a heartfelt smile. Using names with respect. Helping without being asked. Giving sincere compliments. Showing respect to others. Your bucket will be …