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100+ new middle school math worksheets

Over the past six months, Education.com has added more than 100 new math worksheets for grades 6 to 8! Our Learning Library now has a total of over 600 middle school math worksheets. This recent expansion in middle school content allows Education.com families…

Host the March Madness Tournament of Books for your class

March is finally here, and that means it’s time for March Madness – but not the basketball kind! Since March is Reading Month, Education.com has designed a March Madness Tournament of Books activity that encourages kids to get their rosters out and…

10+ novel studies on Education.com

Refresh your language arts curriculum with novel studies from Education.com! We have recently added 3 new novel study sets based on the most popular books read in middle and high school. Check out our updated novel studies collection and get…

5 creative writing activities that inspire students to tell their stories

It’s March, and Reading Month is in full swing! At Education.com, we have created a Reading Month Story Challenge to inspire young people to tell their stories. Your students and kids can submit a creative writing piece for a chance to win…

Winter break resource round-up: Keep the learning going!

As school lets out for winter break, kids can cozy up with winter Math and English worksheets, coloring sheets, and puzzles. They’ll have fun and keep their brains sharp over the holidays! Click through each section to see our newest PreK-8th grade worksheets (available digitally or to print) for making the…

Promoting Social and Emotional Learning at Home

Close your eyes for a moment and think about a young person that you care for deeply. Now take a few deep breaths and really reflect on what you ultimately want for this young person. Chances are that when you…

Just dropped: 16 quote response worksheets based on popular books for kids

Education.com has added a set of 16 quote response worksheets to our Learning Library! These reflective writing prompts are based on quotes from popular children’s and young adult books and are ideal for grades sixth, seventh, and eighth. If you’re a teacher or parent, you can share…

What’s the difference between food allergy and intolerance — and other health concepts?

Ever wondered why psychiatrists and psychologists are different? Did you know that prebiotics and probiotics are not the same thing? Do you understand what your doctor is talking about when they refer to viral or bacterial infections? The health space sometimes brims…

How do I know if I’m immune to measles?

Measles is dominating news headlines worldwide — with good reason. Australia has seen an unfortunate increase in cases of the highly infectious disease, while a measles emergency has been declared in New York. A measles epidemic in Madagascar has killed…

You could have Parkinson’s disease symptoms in your 30s or 40s and not know it

You’d be forgiven for thinking that Parkinson’s is only an older person’s disease. Many people with Parkinson’s, a progressive disease of the nervous system, are indeed at retirement age. So the world was shocked when Back to The Future actor Michael J. Fox revealed he was…