A Guide on How to Calculate Acceleration: Average and Instantaneous
This guide defines acceleration in terms of its physical sense and goes in detail into the two types of acceleration, average and instantaneous. Also …
Continue ReadingActivity to Teach First Grade Students Analogies: Tips for Building Thinking Skills
Teacher:Student :: Instructor:Learner. This is an analogy! Are you ready to learn tips to include analogies in your daily lessons for young students? …
Continue ReadingAntonym Activities for the First Grade: For Opposite Day or Anytime
Youngsters already know what opposites are but do they know what antonyms are? Through playing a game and listening to two interactive books, first …
Continue ReadingFor Kids: Definition of a Chemical Change
Take a peek into your kitchen. Did you know it’s a hot bed of chemical and physical changes? This definition of chemical change will help …
Continue ReadingHomeschool Extracurricular Records Guide: Reasons, Types, and Methods
If you’re already keeping records of your child’s grades you may wonder why bother to keep record of extracurricular activities. Keeping …
Continue ReadingOutline and Lesson Plan for High School Oceanography Project
This Oceanography project provides an outline for students to organize their research on underwater engineering, plant and animal studies, ocean …
Continue ReadingPreschool Teaching: The Letter "A" - At Least Eight Ways!
Preschoolers are usually enthusiastic about the letters of the alphabet. You can build on this enthusiasm by presenting an array of different …
Continue ReadingScience Experiments that Show Quick Chemical Change Using Sugar
This experiment has some sweet results that will teach you a little about sugar and a lot about chemical change. Be sure to read the notes and brush …
Continue ReadingSkip-Counting Math Lessons That Make Learning Fun!
Skip-counting is fun and entertaining if you tell a story as you count! Try counting pairs of friends in the park, freckle clusters on a face or even …
Continue ReadingTeaching Pre-Kindergarteners to Move to Centers: Terrific Transitions
Say goodbye to harrowing transition time experiences! Use these tips, tricks, and techniques to get your pre-K class moving to centers without …
Continue ReadingTeaching the Possessive Proper Noun: Grammar, Spelling Rules & Pronunciation
Possessive proper nouns are proper nouns that indicate possession of or some other relationship to another noun. This article takes you through the …
Continue ReadingWhat Does it Take to Override a Presidential Veto?
To fully understand how the system of checks and balances work in the United States federal government, one must know what it takes to override a …
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