Slavery continued to be an issue even during the Civil War. It impacted the south in a variety of ways. During the four years of the war the south …
Continue ReadingThe iPad engages learners of all kinds while targeting specific learning needs. Students remain so captivated by the device that they stay excited and …
Continue ReadingGone are the days of physically moving your classroom furniture in order to decide the best layout for your room. Use these online sites to play with …
Continue ReadingThis August hop on the bus and let your preschoolers take a ride down discovery lane where they will learn prepositions, new lyrics to the popular …
Continue ReadingAll of these science projects are easy enough for the third grader to do at home, with items you probably already have! Get started performing these …
Continue ReadingStory sequencing is a concept that may seem easy to you, but can be a challenge for some preschoolers to grasp. Before teaching important sequence …
Continue ReadingThe activities suggested here encourage students to interact by moving around freely in the classroom and talking to one another, so that learning …
Continue ReadingThis latest quartet of long stories/novellas is grim even by the standards of Stephen King. “1922,” “Big Driver,” “Fair Extension” and “A Good …
Continue ReadingScience fiction is the youngest of all literary genres. While the appreciation of stories based on science or about the future was birthed only in the …
Continue ReadingRed, yellow, orange and brown. Young children are always fascinated by the colorful leaves of autumn. Take advantage of this interest by planning …
Continue ReadingThere are a few holiday games that can be beneficial for preschool children. For example, preschool games with a Thanksgiving theme are a fun way to …
Continue ReadingThere’s no place like home! But in the picture book “Grandfather’s Journey” a man is at home in two different places with very …
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