100 Greatest Books for Kids: What's Missing From This List?
Scholastic has just released a new list of the 100 Greatest Books for Kids. Although many familiar titles make the list, many educators, parents and …
Continue ReadingiPads and the Future of Education: Will Textbooks & Student Assessments Tools Be Available to All?
Will OMR answer sheets and No. 2 sharpened pencils soon be obsolete? How about bulging backpacks overflowing with textbooks? There’s a lot of …
Continue ReadingTeaching Point of View Lesson Plan: Help Students Understand How the Proper Point of View Improves Writing
Don’t just teach students a list of terms to memorize. Teach them how to implement point of view (POV) in their writing.
Continue ReadingA Ramadan Lesson Plan for Middle School: Learn About the Lunar Calendar & Ramadan Traditions
As classrooms become more multicultural, the need to provide students with a holistic view of the world becomes more important. Ramadan, a sacred time …
Continue ReadingLearn How the Brain Gym Technique Works & How to Incorporate Movement Into Your Classroom
Can moving while you learn allow you to better grasp concepts and learn more quickly? The theory behind Grain Gym says movement stimulates brain cells …
Continue ReadingAn Index of Resources For the NCLB Act
The following articles discuss various aspects of the contentious NCLB Act. After nearly a decade, the after effects of this law are now being …
Continue ReadingDylexia Teaching Techniques For Homeschooling: Learning Can Be Fun!
Stressed out trying to come up with the right techniques and resources to teach your dyslexic child? Calm down! We have several tips, curriculum and …
Continue ReadingFun & Interactive Rocks and Mineral Activities for Elementary Students
Students will have a rocking good time while learning about the minerals and rocks our Earth is composed of. Explore chocolate chip cookies, read …
Continue ReadingLesson Plans Using Shel Silverstein's Poetry in the Elementary Classroom: Activities & Ideas to Teach Poetry to Young Learners
Shel Siverstein’s poetry is a favorite with teachers and students alike. Use his poems in your class to teach and explore a variety of concepts.
Continue ReadingLessons & Resources on Teaching Latin America: People, Places and Culture - Middle School Social Studies
Latin America, which includes both Central and South America, is rich in history and culture. Each country within Latin America has something new to …
Continue ReadingOak Meadow Home School Curriculum: Overview & Features
Tired of teaching the same mundane lessons day after day? Looking for an exciting homeschool curriculum that meets the needs of children with …
Continue ReadingTeaching Children With Down Syndrome: Articles and Tips for Teachers
Special education teachers may have a student with Down syndrome in their classroom. Find out here how Down Syndrome may affect a child’s academic …
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