The Mitten by Jan Brett is a favorite winter story for young children. It can easily be used to teach many language arts lessons or as an addition to …
Continue ReadingJon Agee wrote and illustrated, “The Incredible Painting of Felix Clousseau”, a charming story full of surprises. This lesson plan offers …
Continue ReadingWhy is the island cave filling with water? Will they get out in time? Who found the Indian skeleton? Why does stranger Joe know so many things? The …
Continue ReadingWhere will the four children hide? Will Benny be sent to an orphans home? How will they survive in the woods? The Boxcar Children series remains a …
Continue ReadingThe Paper Bag Princess is a fun read aloud story that empowers children to think through conflict situations. Use as a springboard for classroom …
Continue ReadingUsing lesson plans based on Beatrix Potter characters, like Peter Rabbit, is a fun way to engage kids while teaching them math skills. As a bonus, …
Continue ReadingTry this multisensory learning activity, where kids use their fingers to trace letters in pudding while you recite vocabulary words, and see how much …
Continue ReadingJoin Tommy in “The Art Lesson” as he learns about his own artistic abilities in kindergarten and first grade. This lesson will help your …
Continue ReadingWhy does the Grinch try to steal Christmas? Does he succeed? Why does the Grinch hate Christmas? Children of all ages enjoy answering these and …
Continue ReadingWill Horton keep his word and hatch the egg? Find out about keeping promises and faithfulness. Try this in your classroom today.
Continue ReadingLaura Numeroff’’s book titled, ‘If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" introduces students to economical theories such as goods and …
Continue ReadingCoffee, ginger, chocolate, bananas, medicines… and so much more comes from the rainforest, which is a lesson that students can relate to.
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