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Five Awesome Themes for Decorating Your Classroom

Posted: August 18, 2016

The new school year will be starting before you’ve even had the chance to perfect your summer tan. You’ve got a long list of things to do to prep for the year ahead, and one of them includes getting your classroom ready. Whether you’re brand new to teaching this year, or you’re a veteran teacher looking for ways to refresh your classroom décor, here are …

Discussing Recent Tragedies With Young Students: Tips for Teachers

Posted: July 13, 2016

When heartbreaking events occur around the world, children are often affected more than they may outwardly show. Although tragedies, like mass shootings or natural disasters, are a difficult topic of discussion, it is important to maintain open communication with young students—to help them navigate their complex emotions, and to create a harmonious environment, where children can feel safe and at ease. How Do You Address …

10 Ways for New Teachers to Prep for the Year Ahead

Posted: June 30, 2016

Summer is (finally) here! Whether you’re teaching through the season, or taking a much-needed breather, there is plenty to do to prep for the next school year (it will be here before you know it, after all). Here are our top 10 tips for new teachers to get ready for the year ahead. Seriously, Relax Yes, you have a lot to do. But you also …

Carlsbad, CA Classroom Makes A Difference

Posted: February 15, 2016

Transitional kindergarten teacher, Nona Loftis, has seen improvements in student behavior starting at just four years old since implementing Harmony into her classroom. Students are not only getting along better and interacting with one another, but are also learning oral communication, and language skills.

Lakeside School District Leads the Way

Posted: February 15, 2016

As the first school district to implement Harmony into classrooms, Lakeside School District gave students the tools to effectively communicate and problem-solve as early as transitional kindergarten.