Pear Start is an AI powered suite within Pear Deck that helps teachers create and deliver engaging lessons.

Pear Deck is one of those tools that transforms a regular Google Slides presentation into a two-way conversation. This post will explore what Pear Deck is, why it’s helpful for middle school classrooms, and how you can start using it right away.

Blooket is a game-based learning platform that transforms traditional classroom review into an engaging, competitive experience. Designed for students from elementary school to high school, Blooket lets teachers create or choose question sets and launch them into a variety of game modes—from tower defense to racing challenges—that keep students hooked while reinforcing academic content.

Canvas is more than just a digital space for assignments—it’s a full learning ecosystem designed to make teaching smarter, feedback faster, and learning more personalized. Once you’ve mastered the basics, it’s time to explore the advanced features that help teachers work more efficiently and create richer learning experiences.

This blog will provide a comprehensive overview of Immersive Reader, explore its significance for educators, and demonstrate how you can implement it effectively to support diverse learners at Sachse High.

One of the best tools for this is Adobe Express, which allows students to design professional-looking infographics without advanced design skills. This post will explore what Adobe Express infographics are, why they’re powerful for middle school learning, and how you can start using them in your classroom.

Interactive tools like Pear Deck make it easier to transform ordinary lessons into active learning experiences. Whether you’re teaching in-person, remotely, or in a hybrid setting, Pear Deck helps ensure every student has a voice.

Every paper-based assignment is clearly labeled in Canvas to align with the unit and order of the curriculum.