06/05/2026
It's Friday Map Day, and this week, we're branching out!
Meet the Tree Map: one of the 8 Thinking Maps used in classrooms every day to help students classify information, organize main ideas, and break down details with clarity.
Whether you're sorting types of quadrilaterals in math or building reading comprehension, the Tree Map gives learners a visual structure to think not just memorize facts.
Ready to explore all 8 maps and the tools that bring them to life?
Visit www.thinkingmaps.com to learn more
05/29/2026
It's Friday, and that means it's time for The Friday Map!
This week, we're spotlighting the Circle Map-one of the eight Thinking Maps.
Whether students are exploring a new concept, activating prior knowledge, or diving into a science lesson on spiders, the Circle Map gives learners a visual space to gather everything they know about a topic and connect it to the bigger picture.
See how TMLC's Map Gallery and AI tool bring the Circle Map to life in the classroom. Ready to try it yourself? Visit www.thinkingmaps.com
05/25/2026
This Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who gave everything in service to our country.
History is best understood when students can see it and that's exactly what Thinking Maps make possible. The Tree Map above organizes the full history of Memorial Day into meaningful categories: its Civil War origins, key milestones in its development, and what the holiday looks like today.
With the Thinking Maps AI Tool on Learning Cloud, educators can generate complete, standards-aligned lesson plans, including ready-to-use Thinking Maps, in minutes. Whether you're exploring the significance of the National Moment of Remembrance or tracing the holiday from Decoration Day to Memorial Day, TMLC's AI helps teachers bring history to life through structured visual thinking.
This week, give your students a lesson worth remembering.