"Arthur and the Lost Diary": Lesson Plan for Grades Three to Five
Sue Ellen lost her diary. When her friends find it, will they sneak a peek at her private thoughts? Discuss the issue of privacy and what makes a good …
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Lesson Plans & Worksheets for Grades 3 to 5
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Lesson Plan on Nebraska State Symbols for Elementary Students
This lesson plan can work as a review lesson for a unit on Nebraska’s state symbols. You can also use it to introduce the students to an overall …
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A Simple Lesson Plan on Teaching Students to Read a Metric Ruler
Here’s a lesson idea for elementary grades that practices estimation and measuring with a metric ruler. Kids will like the game aspect.
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Tornado Thematic Unit Guide
Tornado–there’s something fiercely grand about this phenomenon that your students are surely curious about. Deepen and broaden their …
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"Freckle Juice": Math, Health & Activity for Grades 3-5
Andrew wanted to have freckles! He wanted them so much that he used his allowance to pay for a freckle juice recipe. Will it work? Explore the book …
Continue ReadingLearn How Oliver Twist Reading Lessons for Elementary Students Teaches Empathy and Compassion
Oliver Twist reading lessons for elementary students can reveal a treasure trove of emotions in your class. Charles Dickens’ fascinating novel, …
Continue ReadingCivic Involvement Through Community Service: 3rd Grade Lesson Plan
Get your students involved in community action and service with this lesson. Students will learn how to become active participants in their society, …
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Microsoft Word Lesson Plans: Editing Tools
Your students are using Microsoft Word to type their final copies of essays and stories from writing workshop. If you have them type their rough …
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African American Culture Lesson Plan on Richard Wright for Fourth Graders
An ordinary person overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds has long been an important part of African American culture. Notable writer Richard Wright …
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Learning Activities for Good Health In the Classroom and Out
Lead your students to a healthier lifestyle by these learning activities for teaching good health. Help them integrate good health practices into …
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