Even if your students are still learning to form letters, there are still ways to participate! Check out these tips on how to celebrate National Letter Writing Day with Pre-K and kindergarten students.

Last month, the Learning Without Tears team, along with our beloved classroom character Mat Man®, embarked on a cross-country trip to Nashville, Tennessee.

Do you find yourself wishing you could give back more to those in need despite your routine service activities? Well, today was created just for you! It’s Giving Tuesday, a day dedicated solely to finally crossing that community service activity you’ve been wanting to do off your list.

For the first time ever, we’re hosting a warehouse sale that runs now through Cyber Monday December 2nd!

The homemade pies are ready, the floats are ready to dance down the New York City streets, and the football game is about to begin because tomorrow is Thanksgiving!

Universal Children’s Day was created by the United Nations in 1954 to shed light on children’s rights, welfare, and impact.

Building social emotional intelligence is a critical skill your students need to be successful in school and in life.

A change in season is always exciting, and for children it can also be educational. Here are a few ways to use the great outdoors to plan your next lesson!

Webinars are a fantastic way to get professional development conveniently from your home or office. Learning Without Tears webinars offer effective and engaging strategies from our experts for teachers, occupational therapists, homeschoolers, and administrators. So, kick up your feet and watch a kindergarten readiness, K–5 handwriting, or K–5 keyboarding webinar. Here's a quick guide you can use to find the best webinar for you based on your needs!

Is there anything better than curling up on a crisp autumn day with a good book and a hot drink?