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Let’s be honest—December in the classroom can feel like running a marathon in a snowstorm. Students are restless, the days are shorter, and the excitement for the holidays is palpable. As teachers, we’re looking for ways to engage, inspire, and yes, survive until Christmas break. One of the most magical—and educational—tools at our disposal? Holiday and winter-themed movies. Showing movies in December isn’t just a way to give everyone a little breathing room; it’s an opportun

As the leaves start to turn and the mornings take on that crisp fall chill, classrooms across the country enter that familiar stretch: the long road to Thanksgiving break . The days feel a little shorter, the students a little wigglier, and the lesson plans… well, they sometimes need a touch of seasonal magic to keep everyone (including us!) hanging on. That’s why this time of year is perfect for weaving in cozy, meaningful, curriculum-friendly movies that bring the spirit of

World Mental Health Day is Friday, October 10th, 2025 Walk into any classroom today, and you’ll see more than just students ready to learn math, science, or history—you’ll see young people carrying big emotions, worries, and life experiences that shape how they show up in school. For some, stress, anxiety, or grief can feel overwhelming, making it harder to concentrate or connect with others. That’s why mental health matters just as much as academics. Schools are in a unique

Frankenstein is an absolutely beautiful novel written by Mary Shelley in 1818. This Novel is still widely revered as a classic and is...

It’s finally that time of year again! The end of the school year is upon us. This time is equally hectic and boring. While some of us are...

As a science teacher, Earth day always holds a special place in my heart. April 22nd every year, my students take a day to celebrate the...

National Standards associated with the movie are located at the bottom of this article. Jurassic Park (the original 1993 film), is a...