The holiday season is the perfect time to mix festive cheer with hands-on science, and nothing brings the two together quite like this science project. When you hear the word physics, it might sound like something very tricky or the kind of thing only people with giant chalkboards understand, but this simple STEAM activity proves that physics can be just as fun as making hot cocoa and holiday cookies. This balloon rocket sends a paper sleigh zipping across the room using the same scientific principles that power real rockets. It is an engaging and fun way to get kids excited about science. And since Santa is already used to flying, it only seems fair that we give him another vehicle to try out. Not to worry, though, reindeer remain his preferred method of travel on Christmas Eve.

Every student remembers their favorite school assembly. And what's so important about these assemblies is that they have the ability to turn curiosity into passion. When learning comes alive, students begin to imagine themselves as creators, explorers, and innovators. With the right experiences, an ordinary school day can plant the seed for a lifelong love of learning. At Mobile Ed Productions, we believe in that kind of magic. Our assemblies help bring learning to life, inspiring students to dream big and see the world in new ways.

When it comes to student enrichment, PTAs (Parent-Teacher Associations) play a crucial role. These associations help provide students with experiential learning opportunities such as field trips, community events, and school assemblies. Educational activities that take students outside of the classroom help punctuate their learning as well as their overall motivation.

Ever notice how students can recite every line from their favorite movie but can’t quite remember the periodic table? That’s the power of engagement at work! When kids are involved, interested, and excited, learning doesn’t just happen… it sticks. At Mobile Ed Productions, we’ve built our programs around a key idea: when students touch, move, question, and laugh, they remember. Let’s dive into the science of why hands-on learning really works and why interactive assemblies might just be the secret ingredient to unforgettable education.

In the developmental grades (K–8), music education offers something rare and precious: a living laboratory for learning core values such as respect, responsibility, empathy, perseverance, and community. When music becomes a cooperative effort, students do far more than make sound together—they practice how to live together. And when a dynamic program like Mobile Ed's DrumPerks enters the mix, those lessons become tangible, memorable, and deeply felt.

It’s that time of year when pumpkins glow, ghosts giggle, and classrooms fill with the spirit of discovery. Halloween is the perfect opportunity to mix spooky fun with hands-on learning, and nothing captures that magic quite like this Halloween Balloon Experiment. Imagine a balloon inflating all by itself, no hocus pocus required. It’s the perfect trick AND treat rolled into one. This simple, bubbling experiment demonstrates that what looks like magic is actually just science in disguise.

The Mobile Ed STEAM Museum brings the magic of science, technology, engineering, art, and math right to your school’s doorstep. Imagine walking into your gym one seemingly ordinary day and suddenly finding yourself surrounded by hands-on exhibits, exciting games, and creative challenges that make learning come alive for your students. From building a giant arch and exploring robotics to testing out your hand-eye coordination and designing structures, this traveling museum turns what would be an average school day into an unforgettable adventure in discovery.

One of the most impactful ways for teachers to reinforce their lessons is with a school assembly. These exciting events take students out of their class and bring learning to life in fresh and engaging ways. By selecting an assembly that pairs well with the required curricula, teachers can bolster and strengthen what they’ve already taught in the classroom. These immersive experiences help impart essential knowledge by demonstrating concepts in ways that students are more likely to remember and retain.

Every student brings a unique blend of strengths, interests, and challenges into the classroom. Some light up during a class discussion, while others grasp concepts best when they see them visually or build something with their hands. As educators, our job is to create learning experiences that engage all learners—not just those who thrive with one method of instruction.

Every October, schools across the country recognize National Bullying Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, fostering empathy, and taking a stand against bullying in all its forms. While important conversations about respect and safety take place in many classrooms, one critical lesson often gets overlooked: how to empower students not just not to bully, but to actively take positive action when they witness bullying.