The Many Levels Reading Comprehension: The Experts Weigh In
Do you know the basics of reading comprehension? If so, your appetite is probably whetted for more. If you want to help your students improve their …
Continue ReadingTips for Home Schooling the High School Level Student
Parents with high school level homeschoolers face unique challenges. What do you do when you don’t know the material covered? What should the …
Continue ReadingTraditional Korean Musical Instruments
Traditional Korean musical instruments are known for haunting winds, pensive strings and pounding drums. Today, musicians still preserve the heritage …
Continue ReadingA Light Color Theory Worksheet to Illuminate Your Students' Painting Smarts
Learn what’s meaningful when studying colors. This light color theory worksheet and quiz on color theory will arm your students with valuable …
Continue ReadingA Study Guide to How Germs and Viruses Work in the Body
When fall and winter starts rolling in, we hear those all too common sounds — coughing, sneezing and sniffling from a runny nose. Those may be signs …
Continue ReadingAn Overview of Speech and Language Characteristics in Tourette Syndrome Children
Students with Tourette syndrome have tics, which can be involuntary movements or vocalizations. Special education teachers may notice students with …
Continue ReadingFour ESL Communication Games for Teaching English
Are you in need of a good communication game for your classroom? Learn how to play four easily manageable and creative games with your ESL students …
Continue ReadingFree Homeschool Phonics Games Requiring Little or no Preparation
Phonics is the keystone to reading success for any young student. These games will entice your homeschooler and help him learn at the same time. The …
Continue ReadingGreat Roman Architecture Projects: Make an Aqueduct, Build a Roman Road, Columns & More
Studying Roman architecture can be fun, especially when you create projects for your class. Make wonders of the ancient world with common household …
Continue ReadingHow Life Works: An Introduction to Cell Theory
What are you made of? Skin cells, blood cells, ear and eye and nose cells…how do they all work? Learn about the “little rooms” that …
Continue ReadingImportance of Transition Words: Three Writing Activities for Students on Making Connections
Help students understand the importance of transition words and phrases such as: also, and then, next, etc. These activities will have students …
Continue ReadingManaging a Special Education Resource Room in Schools in the Primary Grades
Managing special education resource rooms in schools can be a challenge. Whether you are teaching pre or early elementary education, this guide will …
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