Teaching Middle School Kids How to Write Checks
If you are a Home Economics teacher and are looking for a lesson plan on check writing, you’ve come to the right place. This lesson goes into …
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Ideas for Fun Activities on Prime and Composite Numbers
Stuck with the usual written drills during your Math class? There are exciting ways to cement your lesson with these prime and composite number …
Continue ReadingThree Fun Ideas for Teaching Surface Area in Geometry Class
Looking for ideas for teaching surface area? Read on for some fun, hands-on activities that you can use in your geometry classroom.
Continue ReadingTeaching Mental Math Word Problems, Estimation and Number Sense
You don’t need to be Isaac Newton to understand these basic mathematical concepts. Students who understand the four basic strategies for solving …
Continue ReadingWhy Geometry Is Important in Our World: Help for Teachers
Students lack the ability to comprehend the importance of a topic if it has no value to them. If your students are complaining of a lack of real-world …
Continue ReadingTeaching Math: Fractions and Order of Operations
Teaching the order of operations can be hard enough, but throw in fractions and it becomes even harder. Here is a lesson you can do that will make …
Continue ReadingCheck Writing Lesson for Middle School Students: Writing Checks and Listening to Numbers
This lesson will enhance middle school life skills. Check writing is an important ability to master. Banking, shopping and understanding budgets are …
Continue ReadingA Free iTunes Educational App for Mobile Learning with Fraction Factory
Fractions are often the bane of a student’s existence. Various strategies have been put to use over the years to address the need for often …
Continue ReadingDistributive Property Lesson Plan: Lessons on Distributive Property
Looking for a fun way to teach the distributive property to your math students? Try this distributive lesson plan.
Continue ReadingMath and Art: The Golden Triangle and More!
The use of math and art for Leonardo Da Vinci was the cornerstone of one of his most recognized paintings. In these lesson plans, students learn …
Continue ReadingSixth Grade Math Lesson: Converting Military Time
Use this sixth grade math lesson on converting military time to teach your students how to turn standard time into military time.The method provided …
Continue ReadingGreat 6th Grade Math Activities Your Students Will Enjoy
Learning about fractions, perimeter and area, and percentages might seem fascinating to you, but your students may think otherwise. Catch their …
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