Illustrative Mathematics by Kendall Hunt Now Available in Kiddom
Everything you need to know about the new Kiddom + Illustrative Mathematics by Kendall Hunt K-12 digital curriculum partnership.
Everything you need to know about the new Kiddom + Illustrative Mathematics by Kendall Hunt K-12 digital curriculum partnership.
Is digital curriculum part of the new normal? We think yes. That’s why we’re excited to announce a forthcoming online event from Kiddom.
Our free Kiddom Classroom app has what it takes to improve and streamline the process of learning—but only if teachers know how to use it.
What’s at stake for schools in the COVID-19 era? Explore some helpful and new features in the Kiddom + Open Up Resources distance learning bundle.
Announcing new distance learning webinars to help educators feel prepared for whatever comes this fall.
Learn an equity framework, then explore features that can help you implement equitable practices in your digital or blended classroom.
Team members from Kiddom share the books that caught their eye this summer. These reading recommendations will satisfy every educator’s busy and curious mind.
Do your students have access to technology at home and/or school? Find out how to implement one of 3 blended learning models that can transform classrooms.
The first place a teacher will look for support is down the hall. Benefit your team by introducing a collaborative tool that brings your goals within reach.
Going to ISTE Philly this year? Use these 3 tips to ensure you get the most out of your trip! Also included: Philly recs from the Kiddom team who will be attending.
In the second of our 4-part blended learning series, we cover two models that are best for a limited technology classroom: station rotation and lab rotation
In the first of our 4-part blended learning blog series, use this infographic to determine the right model for you and get a brief overview of each model.
We think about about professional development (PD) a lot at Kiddom. We believe PD should be innovative, exploratory, and tied to teacher goals.
Teachers develop positive learning cultures via the growth mindset, pushing students to try, fail, & try again in the name of learning. What about teachers?