I’ve been wanting to do this for the longest time. Whenever I’m teaching a class there never seems to be enough time in a day. I need more time to create lesson plans, more time to make videos or PowerPoints to explain concepts. I often found myself thinking: “Teachers need a 25-hour day!”

Well, that, a glass of Chardonnay, an unlimited number of pencils (what do kids do with all those pencils?) and a lifetime supply of chocolate.

You’re on your own for the wine and chocolate, but I can help you save time. We have hundreds of videos, PowerPoint presentations and lesson plans ready for you, for free.

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We get it. It’s not enough to have that presentation on long division or how to use a timeline with dates before the year 0. Sometimes you need it 10 minutes before the bell rings and your next class starts trooping in. That’s what our teacher resources are for.

Every day, we will be publishing new classroom resources. Lots of these are examples of math problems because I have found that students learn best when they have tangible examples.

We also will have a lot of resources for history, particular Native American history, because there just isn’t enough accurate information available for elementary and middle school. We are rolling out more ELA resources as we speak. Check out Making Camp Premium with its new ELA section!

Are you that teacher who did all your lessons back in May?

Then you’re a fictitious creature like a mermaid or a unicorn. Perhaps you have a meticulous filing system with every student’s name on a printed label. You have all of your learning tools for math in a set of hanging drawers and all your supplies for posters in another. Everything is color-coded and organized by the week. Check out our educational video games. As we focus on improving knowledge and test scores, we make math fun!