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Continue ReadingFour Free Preschool Daffodil Craft Ideas
Four free preschool craft ideas allow teachers to use daffodils to teach counting, planting, teamwork, cutting, painting and pasting.
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Here is a collection of activities, games and ideas for teaching developmentally disabled directions. Use these at home or in your classroom to teach …
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Learning the letters of the alphabet is a prerequisite to reading. Young children will love these fun activities to help them identify the letter …
Continue ReadingLearn About Chinese New Year With Two Activities For Students in the Elementary Classroom
One of the most exciting holidays in China is their New Year. Read on for a lesson and two activities you can do in your elementary classroom to …
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A math vocabulary word wall is a powerful tool to have in your classroom. Use games and other techniques to facilitate the mastery of math terms that …
Continue ReadingPreschool Nutrition Information: Games That Teach Awareness
Young children are certainly very much able to learn about nutrition. Preschool nutrition information games and activities will teach the four food …
Continue ReadingThe Collaborative Writing Approach in Teaching
Can you envision a group of students working collectively to collaborate on a class assignment with success? That is what the idea of collaborative …
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In this article you will learn how to create a basic table of contents as well as how to adapt it for APA and MLA styles. Examples of each style are …
Continue ReadingHomeschoolers and the GED: Is it Necessary?
The word GED is a sticky subject in homeschooling circles. Homeschoolers tend to frown upon the GED as it gives the impression that the student is a …
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Why are preschoolers so fascinated with ramps? Why not take advantage of their interest in zooming cars by creating some simple science lesson plans …
Continue ReadingTeaching All About Chinese New Year Celebrations For Middle School Students
Celebrate New Year the second time around with Chinese New Year! Attract good luck with with these authentic Chinese practices.
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