Current events

7 best (and FREE) news websites for students to find

Hear ye! Hear ye! Teaching current events doesn’t have to be boring. Engage and challenge your students in local and world events by using choice boards, which are perfect for the classroom because they allow for creativity and differentiation.

Need a current events worksheet for your classroom? Use this free Current Events Report handout!

The work matching current events to content is not as difficult as it used to be. Here are eight ways to help bring current events to life for students.

One thing I remember about Elementary School is having to bring in a Current Event article from the newspaper and present it to the class. While I remember that to be a truly nerve-racking experience

Teaching Current Events is so important for the secondary classroom, but finding content-strong, student-appropriate sites can be such a challenge. To make it easier on you, I’ve compiled these Top 15 Websites for Teaching Current Events! I hope they will help you take your students out of the classroom so they can be more knowledgeable […]

Find engaging resources for teaching current events to middle school students.

Printable crossword puzzles are many times the simplest way to keep your mind engaged in this long and often taxing activity. There is a world of online free

It is a coooolllld Saturday here in Connecticut, as we wait for more snow. I agree with my friends though, if it is going to be this cold, it mind as well snow. I am excited to link up with the sweetest and most stylish teacher I know, Joanne, over at Head Over Heels for Teaching. As soon as I thought of this idea, I knew today would be the perfect way to blog about it **I am not advertising for the company, I just wanted to share my excited find with my teacher friends!** I was inspired…

Looking for ideas for current events for kids? Teaching kids about current events is so important! Here are some resources to get you started.