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Here you’ll find stories, research, strategies, and reflections written by educators and school leaders. Each article is designed to inspire your growth, spark new ideas, and support your work in today’s classrooms. Together, we’re building the future of education with optimism and the strength of a community of over 150,000 educators, students, and leaders.

Two Schools. Two Stories.

Check out Edtomorrow's Approach in Action! Ever wondered what it looks like when a whole school embraces the First Five and Circles into their...

How Do You Approach a Student Who Was Extremely Disruptive During a Previous First Five Activity?

It’s easy to hold on to frustration when a student has been disruptive. Whether they were rude, off-task, or intentionally derailed an activity,...

In a Pinch Activity – Line it Up

"Line it Up!" is a great team-building activity that allows the group to focus on nonverbal communication, concentration, and accepting mistakes....

From Small Seeds, Big Things Grow

Today is Arbor Day, a reminder that big things often start small. A tree begins with a seed, just like a moment of connection can grow into something...

What Can I Do If Students Aren’t Participating Seriously or Behaving Appropriately?

When students aren’t engaging seriously or behavior is getting in the way of participation, it’s easy to feel frustrated. But instead of jumping...

Happy Earth Day!

Today is a great reminder that even the smallest actions can make a big difference. Whether it’s recycling in the classroom, planting something with...

Registration is Open! Join Us This July 😎

Join educators from across the country for Edtomorrow’s live virtual professional learning sessions this July. These interactive trainings provide...

In a Pinch Activity: The Five-Word Challenge

Looking for a fast-paced, creative activity to spark engagement in your classroom? The Five-Word Challenge is a fun and flexible way to get students...

Revitalizing Questions

Let’s take a fresh look at how we use the Question section of the First Five. If your classroom has fallen into a routine of simple...