Learn fun and engaging ways to implement developmentally appropriate keyboarding instruction in your classroom.

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 When teaching handwriting and writing, assessments are a powerful tool for educators that provide insight into their students’ baseline, progress, and areas that need remediation.

Are your students struggling with reversals? Help them turn their letters and numbers around – line by line, curve by curve!

Get ready! Get set! Get a Grip! Learning Without Tears is getting "hands on" in this webinar designed to teach instructors how to ensure proper pencil grip in the classroom.

During this free webinar you will learn, why handwriting is still important, how multisensory instruction supports different learning styles, and strategies that make handwriting fun and easy to teach and to learn.

In this interactive webinar, we will demo hands-on activities along with music and movement to boost children’s skills for Pre-K–K success!

Internal company meetings are informational update or check in sessions amongst company employees. They can involve the entire staff or select teams. Topics range from weekly check-ins to project work groups.

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Internal company meetings are informational update or check in sessions amongst company employees. They can involve the entire staff or select teams. Topics range from weekly check-ins to project work groups.

Internal Company Meeting

Internal company meetings are informational update or check in sessions amongst company employees. They can involve the entire staff or select teams. Topics range from weekly check-ins to project work groups.

In keeping with their child-friendly branding, Plum Organics inspires the kid in all of their employees by encouraging them to color with crayons and markers during their internal company meetings. During these creative brainstorming sessions, staff members get a chance to color, talk, and decompress. This example proves that company meetings can be entertaining just by adding a simple activity to mix things up.