Have you been to the coolest virtual faculty room? It’s #TeacherTikTok. Read on for some fun and informative teachers to follow on TikTok!

Keep your littlest learners engaged with Read Aloud Videos, now available within Kiddom as a supplement to the K-2 EL Education curriculum.

Some teachers may be waving a white flag in October, while others decorate it with Sharpie! Find out which one you’ll be with this back to school quiz.

Check out these newly curated resources for grades 6–8. Explore each playlist by subject, or access the entire collection of 6-8th grade resources here. Social Studies: Outbreak!   Welcome to the dark side of the Silk Road. Examine how interregional interactions led to the spread of the Black Death. Science: A Lap Around the Gene Pool     Your genes hold the code to […]

From earthquakes to conversion tables, we’ve put together these teaching resources specifically for 3rd-5th grade classrooms. Instructional Playlists to Shake Things Up is a collection of themed teaching resources for all grades. You can explore each playlist by subject below, or access the entire collection here. Social Studies: Breaking the Border This playlist provides a comprehensive look at a […]

All too familiar with standard review packets, full of busywork that seldom prioritizes student needs? Here are 3 ways Kiddom helps with targeted test prep.

To support our pilot schools’ desires to build student ownership, we’ve expanded assignments and the ability to trace a student’s journey to mastery.

We believe students deserve strong literacy instruction in all classes, so we’ve added teaching resources from Quill.org and RocketLit in Kiddom’s library.

Well-designed, differentiated curriculum lets students meaningfully connect with content, but designing it can take hours. Introducing curated playlists!

Today, we released a redesigned student experience on Kiddom to help 21st century learners access and submit work, track their own progress, and solicit feedback from teachers in real-time, from one place. Over the past century, education technology has often left students out of the equation. That’s unfortunate, because students today move fast and are […]