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Tired of teaching prepositions with worksheets? Your students probably are fed up too. Look at using small preposition lessons to add spice into your …
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Habitat can be taught year round with the use of educational movies, field trips and creative writing. Students will be able to view the pond habitat …
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Literature is a broad term that encompasses almost everything we read, see, and hear. It helps to be able to break it down into categories, for ease …
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If you’re like me (and let’s hope not) then you might be struggling with geography–just where is Timbuktu anyway? Luckily, this list …
Continue ReadingElementary School Valentine Activities: Books Plus 5 Games For February 14
Try these interactive Valentine activities to capitalize on the natural enthusiasm for this day, and to implement language and number skills. Have …
Continue ReadingFive Key Areas to Consider Before Homeschooling: Is This the Right Choice for Your Family?
Even the most dedicated homeschooling advocate will admit that homeschooling has it’s challenges. Before deciding whether or not to homeschool, …
Continue ReadingFun English Activities for High School Students
Students who read well have a higher chance of success at life than those who struggle. Make a positive difference with these ninth grade reading …
Continue ReadingOthello Jealousy Quotes - A Study Guide for Students
The dangers of jealousy is a strong theme that runs throughout the play ‘Othello’. The following quotes serve as examples of the theme. …
Continue ReadingPreschool Thematic Unit: Communication
Communication is a very broad preschool thematic unit. Communication can be broken into two basic types: verbal and non-verbal. Use the ideas in …
Continue ReadingUse Differentiated Instruction in Mathematics to Reach All Learners
When you teach math to an elementary class, you’ll have students at all different levels–especially with a skill like long division or …
Continue Reading“I Am Sam” Movie Lesson Plan: Teaching Film Interpretation for Middle School
Whether in conjunction with another story or as a solo effort in an advanced film class, “I Am Sam” is a great movie to share with your class. Get …
Continue ReadingBeginning Concepts About Consonants: Five Interactive Activities For Kids
Young children need to be actively engaged to learn. Young learners will have a firmer grasp on consonants when you use tactile, visual and auditory …
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