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6 Things Firefighters Need to Know About Modern Cars
Emergencies happen daily, and firefighters are the heroes to come to the rescue. As technology is constantly changing, it’s important that firefighters stay updated on the newest vehicles that have lithium-ion batteries and alternative fuel. Here are some...
4 Easy Ways to Stay Healthy After Retirement
Now that the day-to-day job is in the past, you can look forward to a life afterwards. So you maybe asking yourself, what to do now? It's a new chapter in life and the opportunities are endless. Here are ideas to consider for your new life in retirement. Staying...
17 Innocent April Fool’s Jokes Teachers Can Play on Students
Looking for some harmless jokes to play on your students in observance of April Fool’s Day? Look no further! I’ve compiled a list of innocent tricks teachers of all grade levels can pull off, because sometimes a good prank is just necessary. List all the...
4 Reasons Why Staying Hydrated Should Be a Top Priority in Law Enforcement
Coffee and donuts are a cliché associated with cops. But much like surgeons and pilots, officers are needed for their immediate detailed focus and alertness. The lack of either can make a difference between success and failure, life and death. Along with physical...
8 Teacher Resources for Read Across America Day
The National Education Association’s Read Across America Day is celebrated annually on March 2, Dr. Seuss’s Birthday. Schools, libraries, and communities encourage students to read using children’s author Dr. Seuss as inspiration. Each year, my elementary school...
5 Ways to Prevent an Officer from Burnout
As a police officer, physical and mental stresses are encountered daily, which can eventually take a toll. All of these stressors can lead to a hectic life. Burnout doesn’t happen overnight; it’s developed gradually and is different for each person. But the most...
7 Things to Keep in Your Car to Make Your Life Easier
Have you ever thought about what exactly you have in your car as far as essentials? Your idea of emergency kits and necessities may need a refresh and some new additions. Tissues and Wipes: Even if you don’t have kids, having wipes ready can help quickly clean...
21 Store Discounts for Educators and Their Classroom
According to Money magazine, teachers spend an average of $500 per year on school supplies for their classrooms. Teachers are also spending their hard-earned money on other items for students like clothing, food, bus fare, etc. If this rings true for you, then you...
Getting to the Heart of Valentine’s Day
What’s more romantic than Valentine’s Day? It’s the day of love, and no other day has as much meaning for those true to the heart. Don’t make the mistake of forgetting your special person on February 14; 53% of women said they would end their relationship if they...
Random Acts of Kindness Resources for Educators
What is Random Acts of Kindness Week? Random Acts of Kindness Week is a time when people are challenged to be kind to another for no reason other than to be thoughtful. The hope is that a person on the receiving end of an act of kindness will turn around and be the...