Ocean Themed Classroom Decorating Ideas
Decorating in an ocean theme is a great way to engage students in the material and provide them with a fun and interactive classroom environment. Make …
Continue ReadingParents Can Try a Free Online Dyslexia Test for Kids Now
Have you been noticing possible signs of dyslexia in your children? Perhaps you should try out a free online dyslexia test for kids to determine if …
Continue ReadingWriting Prompts for Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
Do you need some writing ideas for the novel Where the Red Fern Grows? This lesson offers writing ideas for three stages: before starting the novel, …
Continue ReadingFun With Frog and Toad: Three Crafts for First Grade Students
Arnold Lobel’s books about the friendship of Frog and Toad are favorites with first grade children. Introduce your students to the adventures of …
Continue ReadingGames Parents Can Use to Reinforce Basic Addition and Subtraction Facts for Third Grade Students
Does your child struggle with learning basic addition and subtraction? It’s important for third grade students to learn these skills before …
Continue ReadingHelping Your Child With Dyslexia: 5 Websites Plus Advice for Parents
Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects 5-10 percent of Americans. If your child has dyslexia, he or she can receive help at school, but it is …
Continue ReadingClassroom Visual Aids for Toddlers that Work
Classroom visual aids for toddlers can include pictures of children participating in daily activities, photos or drawings at the hand washing sink and …
Continue ReadingGet Ideas for Hispanic Heritage Month Lesson Plans, K-5
Foods, biographies of famous Hispanic people, art, music and geography can all become a part of your lesson planning for Hispanic Heritage Month. …
Continue ReadingHealthy Rhyme Time: 7 Poems about Health for Preschoolers
There are so many lessons in the broad topic of health that teachers would like preschoolers to learn, that it may sometimes feel overwhelming for …
Continue ReadingHistory of Communication in the Philippines in Light of Its Cultural Diversity
Tracing the history of linguistic communication in the Philippines involves tracking down the firsts of many settlers of the archipelago during the …
Continue ReadingHow the Family Can Help OCD: Strategies for Coping and Helping
OCD is a disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions. Obsessions may take the form of doubts or disturbing images whereas compulsions tend …
Continue ReadingSummer Games for Children: Fun Ways to Keep Kids Occupied in the Pool or Outside
Summer is the best season of the year to get the kids outside and away from the video games. However, once they’re outside, you probably want them to …
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