Overview In our quest to make Boom Cards compliant with new accessibility requirements across the United States, Boom has introduced a number of new tools to make optimizing your decks easier than ever. This article outlines the evolving recommendations...

In today’s diverse classrooms, a one-size-fits-all approach is no longer effective. Differentiation is central to what most teachers do. With that in mind, here are our top 5 differentiation and customization tools . . .

Interactive and real-time learning tools are essential in today’s educational landscape. We are thrilled to showcase one of our amazing features, Boom Live, a real-time learning tool that makes education more dynamic and engaging.

What Is Universal Design? Ronald Mace, an architect and polio survivor, first introduced the term Universal Design in the 1970’s. He built on the prior concept of handicap-accessible design, making it more inclusive. He argued all people would benefit...

What’s your background, and how did you get started in education?  I have always been a teacher. As the oldest sibling, I remember teaching my brothers when I got home from school. I spent my free time playing school. As a child, I would make books,...

Introducing Presentation Mode Educators now have a new way to launch a play experience from the action menu in the Library tab! This new mode allows you to hide cards and review cards with or without randomization. With Presentation Mode, you see what...

How did you first discover Boom Cards? Many educators raved about Boom Cards in a private online group in 2017. As a tutor for students with learning disabilities, I always sought engaging and practical tools to make practice fun and interesting. Their...

As a seasoned homeschooler, I understand the challenge of adhering to state-specific guidelines for tracking and reporting educational data. Each state has its own set of requirements that can make managing the educational journey of my three kids in...

This past Teacher Appreciation Week, I was reflecting on the appreciation I have for my role as an educator. In my last post, I discussed a few of the challenges of a career in education. Now, I want to point out some benefits.

Can you describe your unique approach to curriculum design? As a passionate reading intervention teacher, I design research-based materials for my students and share them with others working with struggling readers. I am celebrating my 20th year in...