Here are some themes that caught our eye at this year’s Elementary Technology Conference, and some useful resources for further exploration.

Check out games, texts, videos, and more for learning about the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and China.

It’s all about the GIFs and the games in this month’s edition of extensions and sites you may not know.

Learn all about these exciting tools to leave useful voice notes in the Google realm and do much, much more.

Here’s a quick breakdown of why sleep is such a critical part of the learning process and tips for you to help encourage your students to embrace their slumber.

Ways of communicating with guardians have changed. Nadia Tamez-Robledo of EdSurge explains how for some, it was a change for the better.

Explore a variety of teaching resources for Juneteenth, including a Wakelet collection and a Fliphunt.

Learn what the latest research on instructional coaching says and how you can make it more impactful in your school or district.

Are you a first-timer when it comes to iPhone? As a recent convert from Android, I’m thrilled to share some of my favorite apps and tips.

Let’s explore the history of the summer break and see how it really came to be. Hint: It has less to do with farming than you might think.