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2022 Invention Contest Winners

The Inventionland Education Inventing Class guides students through an entire course on innovation and invention. It follows the same industry-based 9-step method used at Inventionland headquarters, which is one of the world’s largest invention factories. It culminates with a “pitch” to judges. See the winning products the students came up with.

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The ESSER Funding Guide for K-12 Educators: Everything You Need to Know

If you’re a K-12 educator, you know that funding is always a challenge. Every year, schools have to make tough decisions on how to spend their money. But it doesn’t have to be this way! The ESSER Funding Guide for K-12 Educators provides everything you need to know about getting money for your school. We’ll show you how to navigate ESSER funding and more! So, don’t wait any longer – download your free copy of the ESSER Funding Guide today!

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The Basics of Digital Citizenship

The broad definition of Digital Citizenship is the ability to use technology and the internet in a safe and meaningful way. Whether a student is attempting to do research for a project or they’re engaging in a conversation on social media, they’re either engaging in good or bad digital citizenship practices. This is something that will affect students both academically and personally and, due to the predominantly online nature of school this year, it’s crucial now more than ever that you impart the responsibility of Digital Citizenship on your students.

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The Flipped Classroom Model

A Flipped Classroom Model involves flipping the traditional student roles both in and out of the classroom. The typical learning model involves lecturing & teaching ideas in the classroom and then assigning papers, worksheets, and discussion questions for students to take home. In the Flipped Classroom Model, however, the opposite approach is employed.

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Magic Maker Storage Bins

Magic Maker Storage Bin (def):  a bin or crate (in the classroom or at home) that includes scraps, recycled materials, and craft supplies that can be utilized for Maker projects. Common side effects of including a Magic Maker Storage Bin in your classroom could include increased creativity, a newfound interest in repurposing, and a surge of confidence and collaborative learning.

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