Rising Star Education

05/25/2022

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05/04/2022

Can you spot the difference between these two photos because we can't?? Superheroes and Teachers are one in the same! Tag a teacher in the comments below and share what their superpower is! 🦸‍♂️👩‍🏫

05/02/2022

This week is teacher appreciation week! Be sure to take a few extra minutes throughout this week to show you gratitude for any teachers in your life. They certainly deserve it!

04/28/2022

Day 2 of the ! It has been a great time out here in Palm Springs, CA! We have met some truly amazing and inspiring educators the last few days and are excited to build relationships with them! 🏝

04/27/2022

This week's Word of the Week is perfidious. perfidious is an antonym of trust. To learn how to spot perfidious behavior in yourself and others and better understand the importance of building trust, check out our latest blog below!

What is Perfidious?? This word originates from the 1590s and comes from the Latin word, perfidiosus from perfidy (treachery). In English, perfidious closely resembles the word “treacherous”. Its definition is, or, relating to, or marked by perfidy; treacherous. Treacherous of course is a word we...

04/17/2022

We wish a very Happy Easter to all of you! 🐰 share your best dyed 🥚 below!

04/14/2022

We are just under 2 weeks away from the in Palm Springs, CA April 26th-29th! If you or someone you know is attending, make sure to stop by booth #215 to hear about the Auto-B-Good 9-Virtues SEL program for grades K-6!

04/13/2022

The latest rendition of our Word of the Week comes with "Philomath". A Greek word meaning "lover of learning". Check out the blog post below and be inspired to become a "philomath" yourself!

What is Philomath? Philomath is a word we use in regard to seeking out wisdom. Philomath is of Greek origin. It is a combination of “philo” meaning loving or fond of, and “mathos” meaning learning or to learn. In its full definition, Philomath means a lover of learning, or a scholar. This is...

04/05/2022

This week's Word of the Week comes from the English and French! Aplomb! To learn more about this unique word and its connection to Courageous, check out our blog entry below and begin using Aplomb in your vocab today!

What is Aplomb? Aplomb is a 19th Century word the English borrowed from the French. In its literal definition aplomb simply means “Composure”. Aplomb is complete and confident composure or self-assurance. Another, more commonly used word in place of aplomb is, poise. Let’s break this definitio...

03/31/2022

Counselors! If you are looking for an adaptable, easy to use, and fun SEL resource for your kids, then schedule yourself a 15 minute complementary demonstration with us to learn about the Auto-B-Good 9-Virtues SEL program for grades K-6. Your kids will love it and it will take the stress of planning out lessons off of you. Visit the link below to schedule your demonstration now! Or give us a call at 888.900.4090!

https://www.risingstareducation.com/book-online

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03/10/2022

Beauty goes more than just skin deep! Take a read on the Greek word Kalon and acquire a new appreciation of inside out beauty!

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What is Kalon? Kalon is a Greek word deriving from kalos meaning good, beautiful. The Greek definition of Kalon is the ideal of physical and moral beauty. Kalon suggests that beauty is not just defined by our outer appearance and its value is worth far more than the depth of our skin. Imagine a brig...

03/06/2022

If you are an elementary school Principal or know your Principal is attending the MAESP Conference this weekend be sure to stop by Booth #23 to visit with us from 3:00p-5:30p today and 9a-12p tomorrow!