We used to rely upon the observations of parents, teachers, and psychologists to explain what was happening inside the brains of children.

By now you’ve likely seen a post from a friend or teacher than contains a reference to HR 610 (House of Representatives Bill 610).

Free Appropriate Public Education Equal Access to Opportunity The Supreme Court first interpreted the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) thirty-five years ago. At that time, it ruled that Congress meant the words “free appropriate public...

To get you prepared for testing we have featured in our store right now a variety of ELA materials. Not sure where to start? Try this freebie from Indy’s Idea on syllables.

As we enter this test season, we find ourselves in the midst of uncertainty. Nonetheless, schools across the country will be testing their children in third grade and above this spring.

I tested my students after lunch.

Do you need a last minute enrichment activity for President’s Day week? Check out K-8 bundles and decks in our featured items.

“A great piece of literature does not try to coerce you. … A great piece of literature simply is.” Madeleine L’Engle Rebecca Reid is one of the early adopters of Boom Cards. Given her background, it is not a surprise that she has been an invaluable...

We are wrapping up 2016 with a spotlight on one of our early adopters: Jamie Knefely. Jamie always wanted to be a teacher. She majored in education without ever second guessing her choice. Jamie has been teaching in public school for 16 years at the...

“Prior to Boom Learning, students were merely just going through the motions of learning another language.” -Najda Zada of Garden Full of Knowledge Like all instructors, Najda has her share of reluctant learners. I recall struggling to learn world...