Recommended First Homeschooling Books
How do you homeschool? How long will it take each day? How can I balance it all? The resources in this article are written by educators, …
Continue ReadingSummary and Book Review of "Brisingr" by Christopher Paolini
The darkest of the Inheritance books by far, “Brisingr” opens three days after the grim ending of Eldest. Swordless and facing his brother …
Continue ReadingTeach Daily Living Skills to Children With Autism: Diet and Nutrition, Hygiene, and Safety
There are long-term skills autistic children need to learn like how to dress and groom, hold a job, or go to the grocery store. How well each child …
Continue ReadingTraditions and Customs of the Nenets
The people of the Nenet tribe have survived an arctic environment for thousands of years. Learn how the traditions and customs of the Nenets have been …
Continue Reading3 Science Experiments on How Things Melt: Ice Cubes and Ice Cream
If you love ice cream, here are three science projects you will not want to pass up. Ice cubes are going to challenge ice cream; two flavors will …
Continue Reading5 Minute Activities for the Middle School Classroom to Fill in Some Time
You have finished your lesson and there are five minutes left on the clock. What do you do? Don’t waste an opportunity for engaged learning (and …
Continue ReadingADHD Daydreaming: Can Daydreaming Possibly Be Good For the Child With ADHD?
ADHD daydreaming is a common occurrence that often gives parents cause for concern. However, it is not always a bad thing. So what are its pros and …
Continue ReadingAnimal Farm High School Lesson Plan: Use a Socratic Seminar as Your Final Animal Farm Test
Alleviate the stress that comes with a standard written test and encourage your students to reach a deeper understanding of the concepts in Animal …
Continue ReadingAnxiety in Teens: Helping Your Anxious Child at Home
An anxiety disorder is categorized by an unusual amount of fear and worry. Many teens that suffer with anxiety also have physical symptoms, such as …
Continue ReadingAre Parental Involvement and School Performance Linked?
Parents are a child’s first teacher. Oftentimes when children enter school, parents pass this baton over to the education system. Don’t make this …
Continue ReadingArt Classroom Design Layout Plan: Tips for Younger or Older Students
Art rooms can either be a joy or a headache. Here are some great ideas to help you get started in the right direction. Whether you are looking for a …
Continue ReadingEngage Students in Preschool Games About Comparing Size, Shape and Color
Sorting and comparing objects helps preschoolers discover how items are different and alike, and is crucial for developing math skills such as …
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