It is often a scary time when your child is ready to start preschool and you want them in a nurturing and educationally sound environment. Knowing …
Continue ReadingIt’s never too early to acquaint toddlers to colors. Begin with several crafts for toddlers that focus on the color yellow. They are sure to …
Continue ReadingSpring is when the world seems to come alive! Use this list of preschool and toddler spring book titles for read-alouds at home or in the classroom. …
Continue ReadingStudents arrive in your classroom at different levels of learning readiness. When you determine how to differentiate instruction for your students, …
Continue ReadingA children’s favorite, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, is a great way to reinforce the reading comprehension skills of first and second graders.
Continue ReadingDo you think that having a specific learning disability only affects students’ performance in academic areas? That is not true at all. …
Continue ReadingBilingual children tend to learn new languages faster than children with only one native language. If you have bilingual children in your class who …
Continue ReadingEnglish has it’s own specific terminology to describe plots, themes, forms and structures, whether it be a novel, short story, poem or play. …
Continue ReadingIn this preschool Bible lesson, children learn that Jesus has power over disease, and how to show gratitude for spiritual blessings.
Continue ReadingAfter learning about differentiation and being introduced to integration as a complex way of doing sums, it is crucial to bring these two concepts …
Continue ReadingRead an analysis of the characters from “The Kite Runner” to gain a better understanding of their reactions to certain environments and …
Continue Reading“The Indian in the Cupboard” by Lynne Reid Banks is a popular novel for elementary school classrooms. Many teachers will read it out loud …
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