First Grade Presidential Electional Lesson Plan
Much of the news these days is about who will be the next president of the United States. Even young children are noticing it on the news. But what …
Continue ReadingMuch of the news these days is about who will be the next president of the United States. Even young children are noticing it on the news. But what …
Continue ReadingChildren have a natural curiosity about space and traveling to planets. Stimulate interest in learning about the International Space Station by …
Continue ReadingThere’s no better way to spend a summer day than playing in water! Turn the time into a science lesson by talking about things that float and sink. …
Continue ReadingYou probably remember a carefree day when you were a child lying in the grass watching the clouds form different shapes. Time stood still and it was …
Continue ReadingScience can be easily integrated into regular play in the summer time. Gather a few supplies that can include toys like cars, marbles and small balls …
Continue ReadingIt’s summertime, a time for patriotic celebrations to enjoy outdoors. July 4 marks the anniversary of Congress adopting the Declaration of …
Continue ReadingWord problems make math more relevant to students. This lesson uses a book to provide a setting for practicing math word problems.
Continue ReadingAs students study the properties of matter they learn to be more observant of things around them. In this lesson students observe several liquids and …
Continue ReadingAfter students have been introduced to beginning math concepts, it is important to reinforce the concepts using a variety of techniques. Make it fun …
Continue ReadingStudents will practice critical observation techniques by comparing the properties of solids.
Continue ReadingHarness their energy and curiosity as students begin to look beyond their own little worlds. Plan some demonstrations to increase their knowledge …
Continue ReadingAnalyzing simple sentences is an effective way for young students to understand what elements are needed to have a great sentence. Use an easy-reader …
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