Last Friday an Antimatter teacher invited us to visit her AP Computer Science classroom at Comp Sci High in the Bronx. Her class does an annual meme-a-thon after the AP exams, and this year did it for the first time on Antimatter. The team at Antimatter always derives endless joy

I’ve been teaching middle school Social Studies for 6 years. As a Social Studies teacher, I have always tried to engage students in topics that they care about and in ways that they will respond to, even if those means of engagement might be considered untraditional. One of the

As you're wrapping up classrooms before holidays, we wanted to express our gratitude for making this a very special first year for Antimatter. To all the teachers out there who have brought Antimatter into their classrooms or celebrated their kids' creations, THANK YOU. However, our celebration for 2022 is as

We think of Antimatter as a Win / Win / Win: * It's a win for teachers because you're challenging your students to scale Bloom's Taxonomy and produce novel stories/works * It's a win for students because it's an engaging activity that spurs them to grapple with the subject matter * It's a win

It's almost that time of the year! 🎃 To celebrate our favorite day of the year, we're offering a 100-pcs Teacher Meme sticker pack to any teacher who joins Antimatter or refers a teacher to Antimatter from today through Halloween. Here's how it works: * If you're a teacher who hasn't already

Teachers often use memes as bell ringers, but that's just scratching the surface. The reason that almost every subject matter has a meme community on the internet with membership in the tens to hundreds of thousands of people isn't because they're merely funny internet gags. It's because they're social puzzles.