Fun and Creative Music Room Bulletin Board Ideas
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Teaching students about genealogy can be a fun and rewarding experience for everyone involved. Read on to learn how these genealogy lesson plans can …
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Continue ReadingSpecial Education Art Supplies: Ideas and Adaptations for your Classroom
Don’t know where to buy special education art supplies? They’re available in most craft and teaching supply stores. This article provides …
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Cellular respiration and photosynthesis are two important chemical processes that are similar in many ways. However, cellular respiration occurs in …
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Ever have gaps in the day and you’re just not sure what to do? Use story recall activities to help engage students and provide a literature rich …
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Tornado–there’s something fiercely grand about this phenomenon that your students are surely curious about. Deepen and broaden their …
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The blue jay alerts the others. There’s a stranger in the woods! Who or what will it turn out to be? This “photographic fantasy” …
Continue Reading"Freckle Juice": Math, Health & Activity for Grades 3-5
Andrew wanted to have freckles! He wanted them so much that he used his allowance to pay for a freckle juice recipe. Will it work? Explore the book …
Continue ReadingClassroom Game to Teach Prime & Composite Numbers
Play a fun prime number and composite number game to help students learn about primes, composites, and divisibility rules. Practice identifying …
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