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Heart Health- 6 Foods You Need To Be Eating

Food is life. It's something we think about all day, we scroll through pictures of it, we even host social gatherings with it front and center; but if we aren’t consistently putting the right food into our bodies, it can cut our lives short. Obesity and heart disease...

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10 Kindness Week Ideas for Schools

Random Acts of Kindness Week is the third full week of February, with February 17 designated as Random Acts of Kindness Day. Here are 10 ideas for teachers and students that are not only fun but help students learn to spread kindness: Create a kindness wall or...

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Valentine’s Day Printables

Want to have cute Valentines to pass out to your class, but don't want to pay out-of-pocket? Download our free Valentine's Day Educator Printables! California Casualty has been insuring educators for over half a century, so we know the amount of stress you are under...

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What You Need to Know About Classroom Quiet Zones

Have you ever heard of a classroom quiet zone?  Want to learn more?  Read on... We’ve outlined some important elements about using quiet zones in the classroom.   What is a Quiet Zone? This is an area in the classroom dedicated to providing a calming, quiet,...

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How Nurses Can Reduce and Relieve Stress

Stress is something every person has to deal with. Some professions and fields entail greater levels of tension anxiety than others, however. Nurses, in particular, are prone to high levels of stress and some of them aren’t skilled or conscientious about managing...

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A Teacher’s Wishlist

Teaching is a tough job. If you have school-age children, you probably imagine. It's easy to admire the men and women who educate and inspire our children, but there are some parts of teaching you just can't fully understand unless you are a teacher. Like: How much...

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Freezing Out Broken Pipes

The plumbing in your home could be in danger when temperatures dip below zero, and the last thing you want to deal with when it thaws is a burst pipe, which can lead to substantial damage in your home. All that water can eat through drywall, destroy carpets and fry...

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