An Engaging Lesson Plan for The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer
What does it mean to be a F-child (foster child)? Disappointment can become the norm. In this lesson plan on The Lost Boy, learn how Dave Pelzer coped …
Continue ReadingBug Out Over These Three Preschool Bug Crafts
Stop and read this article if you are looking for some buggy fun in your classroom. Whether used as a supplement to an insect lesson plan, or as …
Continue ReadingCrafts and Activities: Have an Ice Cream Day in Kindergarten
All kids love Ice cream and any day is great time to have a party with kindergarteners and slip in some learning as well. This is a great time for all …
Continue ReadingCreate a Homeschool Cooking Curriculum for Your Students
Cooking is a skill that any grade, age or gender can participate in and enjoy. A crucial part of your homeschool curriculum should be cooking classes …
Continue ReadingFind Time to Do it All with a Time Management Homeschool Plan
As a homeschooling parent do you find it hard to structure your day? Here you will be introduced to some time saving tips that will turn your …
Continue ReadingForgiveness and Reconciliation Classroom Activities for Young Learners
Forgiveness and reconciliation are two difficult concepts to teach elementary students, yet they are important for children to understand and use in …
Continue ReadingFun Facts on Morocco For Kids
Experience the rich history and culture of the northern African country of Morocco by learning about the food, history, religion and customs of this …
Continue ReadingHelping Kids Express Their Anger Appropriately
Everyone feels angry sometimes. Help your child learn to channel anger in appropriate ways. Put an end to temper tantrums and physical violence and …
Continue ReadingHomeschool Consumer Math Curriculum for High School Students: Roundup of Top Math Programs Providing Real Life Skills
One of the advantages to home schooling is being able to apply the skills your student is learning to real life. A Consumer Math class is the perfect …
Continue ReadingHow to Make a Cat in the Hat Felt Hat With Your Preschooler
Rainy days or hot, steamy ones – either way, you are likely to hear, “Mom, I’m bo-o-ored!” Let Dr. Seuss and his infamous Cat …
Continue ReadingHow to Teach Your Teenager Money Management Skills
It is important for your teenage children to learn how to handle money. Spending patterns set in the teen years will tend to influence them when they …
Continue ReadingPreschool Desert Themed Activities: The Heat is On!
Bring a little bit of the American Southwest to your preschool classroom with these desert themed activities. Prickly pear cactus, coyotes and …
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