Preschool Activity with "Book Peek-a Who?" By Nina Laden
Peek-a Who? Peek-a boo! This adorable board book can be used for preschoolers to practice rhyming words and thinking skills.
Continue ReadingProviding Communication Devices for Special Needs Kids: Recognizing Behavior as Communication
Students display various behaviors throughout the school day. When those behaviors prevent the student from learning, distract others from learning or …
Continue ReadingSeven Unique End-of-Year Teacher Gift Ideas for Parents & Students
Finding the right gift for your child’s teacher does not have to be difficult. In fact, there are many creative and inexpensive ideas that go …
Continue ReadingStrategies to Promote a Multicultural Environment in the Classroom
Classrooms today have a diverse blend of many different cultures. Educators need to keep informed on the current trends and methodology regarding …
Continue ReadingSummer Learning Loss: How to Stop Summer Brain Drain
Summer brain drain is a real concern for teachers and parents. Students who are not actively engaged in some form of academic activity during the …
Continue ReadingSummer Reading Ideas for At-Risk Students
Many parents struggle with their at risk students, motivating them, as well as engaging in reading activities together. Here are some hints and tips …
Continue ReadingTeaching Surveys as an End of the School Year Class Activity
One activity to keep students engaged at the end of the year is survey other students, analyze the data and to present their findings. This activity …
Continue ReadingThree Summer Theme Ideas for Preschoolers: Fun in the Sun for Everyone!
Are you having trouble finding Summer learning ideas? Well, look no more! Here are three terrific ideas sure to enhance any summer educational …
Continue ReadingTips For English As Second Language: For Beginners
Do you want to help your beginner students learn English successfully? Use this guide for teaching English as Second Language for beginners. Basics …
Continue ReadingWhere the Wild Things Are: Lessons for Young Readers
Pump up the excitement in your kindergarten class with Max and the monsters from Where the Wild Things Are! Kindergarten lessons like these are ones …
Continue ReadingWrite an End-of-the-School-Year Poem: Middle School Activity
An end-of-the-year poem is a great way to close the middle school year. The poems should be reflective and humorous. The poem will have four …
Continue ReadingWriting a Pre Kindergarten Parent Newsletter: What Should Be Included?
A pre kindergarten parent newsletter should be created not only for the parents but also the students. Here we will look at a creative way to keep …
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