Looking for an End-of-Year Solution? Announcing our New Classroom Store for Teachers
Teachers, are you looking for an effective supplemental curriculum to support your end-of-year reteaching instruction and get ready for summer school? Check out our new Classroom Store. Now you can purchase Learning.com's award-winning solutions online for classroom use with individual students or with your whole class. You'll have immediate access to EasyTech, our K-8 technology literacy curriculum, and Aha!Math, our K-5 supplemental math curriculum.

The new online store makes it simple for teachers, principals, technology coordinators and other educators to use classroom funds to purchase Learning.com's products, providing an excellent resource for classroom use, summer school programs, extended day programs and your computer lab curriculum.

"We heard from educators that they have long wanted to use their discretionary classroom funds to buy our products," says William Kelly, CEO of Learning.com. "With these focused, Web-delivered solutions, teachers can deliver individualized instruction to exactly the students who need it, right when they need it."

The Learning.com Classroom Store is designed to let teachers make purchases with just a credit card, rather than using a school purchase order. Because Learning.com's solutions are Web-delivered, teachers get same-day access to the products, and can immediately incorporate their purchases into their instructional day. A "Starter Kit" is as little as $48 and can be used with as many as 10 students for 90 days, with additional subscriptions for more students available. Check out the store here.

Learn More about Aha!Math and How to Fund it
Do you have a need for an effective supplemental math curriculum but concerned about how to fund its purchase? Attend our complimentary Web seminar that will give you an understanding of Aha!Math, our K-5, Web-delivered supplemental math curriculum. You'll also hear from Mona McCoy, an education consultant with extensive experience in funding programs. The Web seminar is April 15 at 10:30 a.m. Pacific Time (1:30 p.m. East Coast). All you need is a Web browser, a telephone and an interest in learning more. Register here. Register here.

Case Study:
One District's Story on Making Best Use of its Technology Investment
North Penn School District had the classic challenges: an influx of technology tools, a district-wide commitment to help students get the technology skills they need, but no cohesive plan to get there. Read this case study to learn how the district, located just outside Philadelphia, provided their teachers with effective strategies to use technology in their instructional days, including using. This case study also discusses how the district demonstrated with data that 88 percent of the district's sixth graders were "technology proficient."

May Classroom Project Ideas for Grades K-8
We've created projects appropriate for grades K-2, 3-5 and 6-8. Each of these activities meets a variety of state and national standards for technology and core subject areas.

Bike Month Projects
May is National Bike Month so get students geared up with these fun activities.

Photography Month Projects
Focus your students on Photography Month this May by discovering the fun and function of picture-taking.

Funding Source — Verizon Foundation Grants
The Verizon Foundation is in the business of improving lives in literacy, knowledge, and a readiness for the 21st Century. One of the Foundation's primary objectives is to increase literacy and educational achievement. Click to learn more.