Art Ideas for the Kindergarten Classroom: Learning the Colors of the Rainbow
Teach students the colors of the rainbow and make it fun! Here you’ll find an easy-to-follow lesson plan for teaching this to your students.
Continue ReadingBox Ideas and Middle School Projects
The box projects in this lesson are for the middle school language arts classroom. One box activity is to be used with independent novels or …
Continue ReadingColumbus Day Crafts For Toddlers
Columbus Day crafts for toddlers do not have to be complicated, they just have to be fun for the little ones. Here we will look at two simple crafts …
Continue ReadingExamples of Accommodations and Modifications in Science and Math for Students With Disabilities
All students should be encouraged to take rigorous science and math courses. These subjects, however, can prove difficult in providing access to …
Continue ReadingExciting Preschool Back to School Activities to Use This Year
Preschoolers’ love to role play about school activities, such as: role playing as a teacher, a school bus driver, writing with pencils, carrying …
Continue ReadingHow to Teach to All Learning Styles: Engage All of Your Learners
Children’s learning styles are varying and diverse. As a teacher, this is both a welcoming and fearful realization. If you need activities to …
Continue ReadingLearning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences have been a buzzword in education for some time. If you are not familiar, you can learn the basics about …
Continue ReadingLesson Plans & Games for Root Words
Vocabulary acquisition can be aided with lessons plans on root words. Games and hands-on activities can help students memorize and learn them. The …
Continue ReadingManiac Magee Games
Maniac astonished John McNab, the little league strike-out pitcher, by hitting every pitch. He even hit a frogball! Play baseball with your students …
Continue ReadingPerson-Centered Planning: Transitioning Students With Disabilities to an Adult Setting
So your students have finally reached the end of their high school years and are ready to move on. For some students with disabilities, the choices …
Continue ReadingPotential Effects of Summer Break On Students With Disabilities
Summer break may have both positive and negative effects on children with disabilities. Some students with special needs adjust well to the …
Continue ReadingPre-assessment Ideas for the Language Arts Classroom: Reading and Writing Activities
To not bore middle school students to tears with new reading and writing lessons, try these pre-assessment activities. These pre-assessments will …
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