Pre-K

Teachers can help students develop data literacy by asking them to collect, organize, and make sense of information about the world.

New research shows play-based learning can be more effective than direct instruction at improving outcomes for early learners—particularly in the development of mathematical and spatial skills.

How early-grade teachers tackled a chaotic year and helped the youngest learners acclimate to life in (actual) school. It’s work that's likely to continue this school year.

To boost creativity and productivity, take time out for movement, calming exercises, and a healthy dose of fun.

The possibilities for creating a sensory path to give students a movement break are endless. Here’s what schools across the country are doing.

Dismantling tenacious myths about dyslexia—and drawing on evidence-based practices when teaching—can make a powerful difference for students with the condition.

These engaging books and guided questions can help young learners manage back-to-school anxiety, as well as worries in general.

Teachers can help young students learn how to focus during class meetings by taking a multisensory approach that addresses their developmental needs.

Preschool and kindergarten teachers in non-Montessori schools can take advantage of Montessori strategies and learning materials.

In a year full of uncertainty and stress, teachers in the early grades can create a safe and even joyful learning environment.