Getting to Know You Activities for Middle or High School Homeroom
Try these getting to know you activities on the first day of school or halfway through the year. It’s never too late to learn more about the people …
Continue ReadingTry these getting to know you activities on the first day of school or halfway through the year. It’s never too late to learn more about the people …
Continue ReadingThis interactive activity “Make Your Own Recipe” article is meant for junior high or middle school children. I’ve used a simple and …
Continue ReadingRalph Waldo Emerson once said, “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Social skills are some of the most important building blocks …
Continue ReadingThis lesson plan for teachers on wants and needs provides a series of activities to help students learn the difference between basic needs for humans …
Continue ReadingBullying in middle school is a large problem. “For every 25 middle school kids, an average of 2 kids are harassed daily and another 2 to 3 are …
Continue ReadingAre you looking for a great way to help students internalize math concepts? Teaching mental math is just the thing! Find out why mental math is so …
Continue ReadingA creative way students can showcase information about a selected profession is to make a career brochure. This lesson will give teachers various …
Continue ReadingMotivate your students to write with a variety of games, creative writing activities, and fun assignments. Check out these ideas for your middle …
Continue ReadingThinking a bit outside of the box when getting middle school students to participate in PE. These two activities will hold the students interest and …
Continue ReadingA career exploration field trip is a great addition to career lesson plans. It will allow students to see the possible careers in their town or city.
Continue ReadingMiddle school students are often highly susceptible to having a negative body image due to the many physical and psychological changes they are going …
Continue ReadingGuidance counselors work with students at an academic and social level. The academic focus of a guidance counselor’s job is educational support, …
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