From historic school bags to botanical boxes, museum objects can spark curiosity and open up new opportunities for learning.
From historic school bags to botanical boxes, museum objects can spark curiosity and open up new opportunities for learning.
The children in this picture are all holding a book, but none of them seems to be reading... 👀
Try it with your learners: choose one child and ask them to come up with three words to describe how that child might be feeling or what they might be thinking.
The children in this picture are all holding a book, but none of them seems to be reading... 👀
Try it with your learners: choose one child and ask them to come up with three words to describe how that child might be feeling or what they might be thinking.
It can be revealing to see how other people in your field go about their work.
It can be revealing to see how other people in your field go about their work.
That impulse is useful. The more often we meet a word — in something we read, hear, say or write — the more familiar it can become.
That impulse is useful. The more often we meet a word — in something we read, hear, say or write — the more familiar it can become.
For International Literacy Day, our curators picked a few favorites for young readers:
📖 stories about girls creating change
💬 reading and listening in nine languages
🌍 a free digital library with books from around the world
For International Literacy Day, our curators picked a few favorites for young readers:
📖 stories about girls creating change
💬 reading and listening in nine languages
🌍 a free digital library with books from around the world
Every new word we hear, read, say or write helps build connections in the brain. And the more ways we experience a word, the easier it can be to remember.
Every new word we hear, read, say or write helps build connections in the brain. And the more ways we experience a word, the easier it can be to remember.
It can be a great opportunity to help learners think about the difference between needs and wants, recognize the marketing strategies advertisers use, compare prices, and consider more sustainable shopping choices.
It can be a great opportunity to help learners think about the difference between needs and wants, recognize the marketing strategies advertisers use, compare prices, and consider more sustainable shopping choices.
Maybe a sandwich you forgot to eat. A folded note asking “Do you like me? Yes / No.” Something you carried around for weeks for no obvious reason.
These three bags belong to children in our colleagues’ families and give us a glimpse of the school day today.
Maybe a sandwich you forgot to eat. A folded note asking “Do you like me? Yes / No.” Something you carried around for weeks for no obvious reason.
These three bags belong to children in our colleagues’ families and give us a glimpse of the school day today.
Nearly 200 years ago, Londoners were drinking "Monster Soup" – polluted Thames water depicted in a caricature by William Heath.
Today, the global water crisis looks different, but the need for solutions is just as urgent.
Nearly 200 years ago, Londoners were drinking "Monster Soup" – polluted Thames water depicted in a caricature by William Heath.
Today, the global water crisis looks different, but the need for solutions is just as urgent.
With the Bayeux Tapestry soon on display at the British Museum, it is a good moment to revisit one of the world’s most famous textile stories.
With the Bayeux Tapestry soon on display at the British Museum, it is a good moment to revisit one of the world’s most famous textile stories.
In our online story, “What is a perfect globe?”, young learners can discover how people throughout history charted, studied, and taught the world’s geography.
In our online story, “What is a perfect globe?”, young learners can discover how people throughout history charted, studied, and taught the world’s geography.
School sports are full of small learning moments: taking turns, following rules, noticing who is left out, and finding a fair way to keep playing.
School sports are full of small learning moments: taking turns, following rules, noticing who is left out, and finding a fair way to keep playing.
On the surface, a child might seem distracted, tired, or hard to reach.
But what we see first may only be the visible part.
On the surface, a child might seem distracted, tired, or hard to reach.
But what we see first may only be the visible part.
Our lesson plan, “What can I learn from sounds?”, invites students to explore the power of listening and discover how sounds can influence their learning, imagination, and well-being.
Our lesson plan, “What can I learn from sounds?”, invites students to explore the power of listening and discover how sounds can influence their learning, imagination, and well-being.
We showcase this artwork in our story, “Design a robot that learns like you!”, which invites children to explore how they learn best.
We showcase this artwork in our story, “Design a robot that learns like you!”, which invites children to explore how they learn best.
In BOLD’s Teachers’ Voices podcast, Michelle Blanchet uses this metaphor to talk about futures literacy: helping young people see that the future is not simply something that happens to them.
In BOLD’s Teachers’ Voices podcast, Michelle Blanchet uses this metaphor to talk about futures literacy: helping young people see that the future is not simply something that happens to them.
A robot that learns like you. 🤖
A time machine full of old ideas about the future. 🚀
In Teaming up with Technology for Learning, children explore how technology can help them test ideas, solve problems, notice how they learn, and imagine the future.
A robot that learns like you. 🤖
A time machine full of old ideas about the future. 🚀
In Teaming up with Technology for Learning, children explore how technology can help them test ideas, solve problems, notice how they learn, and imagine the future.
In The Theater of Plants, learners begin with a nearly 400-year-old book full of plant descriptions and illustrations.
#TeacherResources #ScienceEducation #Botany #ClassroomIdeas
In The Theater of Plants, learners begin with a nearly 400-year-old book full of plant descriptions and illustrations.
#TeacherResources #ScienceEducation #Botany #ClassroomIdeas
For Alison Spence Montillet, an English language and CLIL educator in Switzerland, that question became a way to build clothing vocabulary.
For Alison Spence Montillet, an English language and CLIL educator in Switzerland, that question became a way to build clothing vocabulary.
In our "What if? Learn how to imagine the future!" story, learners explore visions of tomorrow through children's artworks, historical objects, classical paintings, and contemporary illustrations.
In our "What if? Learn how to imagine the future!" story, learners explore visions of tomorrow through children's artworks, historical objects, classical paintings, and contemporary illustrations.
According to research insights from @boldinsights.bsky.social, "memories of real-world experiences are shaped by personal meaning, emotion, a child’s own sense of agency, and social interaction."
According to research insights from @boldinsights.bsky.social, "memories of real-world experiences are shaped by personal meaning, emotion, a child’s own sense of agency, and social interaction."