Engaging light play activities for kids. Ideas for light tables, black light, and natural light learning activities & games for toddlers & preschoolers.

Thinking of doing Glow Games in your classroom but don’t know where to start? Let me walk you through my activities. I do lots of room transformations and I’ll be honest with you, Glow Games is the m

Want to know how to host a GLOW DAY in your classroom? On the blog, I'm sharing my favorite classroom transformation!

Upper elementary blog with practical, rigorous, classroom tested ideas to implement with your students.

Glow Day 2.0! Glow Day 2019 was a blast! We kept a couple of activities that we have done in previous glow days and added some new ones! We definitely had as much fun as the kids did! It was a great way to practice some of the concepts and skills we have been learning ... Read More about Glow Day in TK/K!

One of the best and easiest classroom transformation ideas for elementary, middle and even high school is Glow Day. It is easy to include lessons for math, reading, science, social studies and writing into a fun filled and exciting day under the blacklight. All you need to do is print on paper that glows. Here are some ideas for making games, activities, centers, stations, rotations and assessments glow for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th graders.

Turn your classroom into a radiant wonderland with Glow Day! 🌟 Ignite excitement and engagement as students learn in a glow-in-the-dark environment. Discover transformative ideas that captivate and inspire, creating unforgettable memories. Illuminate learning like never before with this magical classroom experience.

Games in the classroom are such a powerful way to get our students excited about learning. It makes the buy-in so easy which is super important! However, games can easily become just that...excitement without any academic content and mastery actually happening. The bottom line is this...if the excitement isn't matched with rigorous content, then fun = check....learning = not so much! So how do we use games to enhance our instruction without losing powerful learning opportunities? Two rules…