Use Rocket, Fire, and Makeup Projects to Teach Middle School Chemistry
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Certain states require specific assessments of a homeschooled student on a regular schedule. Regardless of requirements, for parents’ own peace of …
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Three ideas present preschool teachers with ideas for combining rhyming with cutting using pictures and social activities. All three activities …
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The article explores the basics of how to write a counselor progress note as well as an incident report. This piece provides an in-depth example of …
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Do you need assistance in figuring out how to make inferences in poems? You can learn the step by step process of drawing inferences by learning how …
Continue ReadingA Busybody Nora Literature Unit for the Classroom
Nora is a little girl who lives in a huge apartment building, and through her efforts she helps build community spirit. Students will examine …
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Paul Revere and the Revolutionary War helped to create a great American recognized legend in his own time. A Patriot, Craftsman, and a Politician, he …
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A bored child can often spell T-R-O-U-B-L-E for you as a teacher. Learn how to avoid the typical times boredom can take hold and turn your …
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