Slaughterhouse Five Discussion Questions & Five Sample Essay Topics
Billy Pilgrim can’t make sense of the war, but we can make sense of Slaughterhouse Five with these thoughtful discussion questions.
Continue ReadingSlaughterhouse Five Literary Analysis: Slaughterhouse Five Themes
A Slaughterhouse Five literary analysis produces the following themes throughout the novel.
Continue ReadingSpanish SMARTBoard Activities for Each Stage of Fluency
The areas crucial to learning Spanish need to be addressed at each stage of fluency. Continue reading for listings of Spanish SMARTBoard Activities …
Continue ReadingUse Beginning Chapter Books for Predicting Outcomes
Where is the new schoolhouse? How can a building be missing? Is magic involved? As Flatfoot Fox says, “What we have here is not a ‘who-did-it?’ …
Continue ReadingGreat Suggestions for Preschool Letter J Activities & Books
It is such fun introducing a new letter to your young learners and the time spent reinforcing recognition and sound of the letter J is no exception. …
Continue ReadingMay Day Crafts: Preschool Fun for May Day
Wondering what types of craft projects your preschoolers can do to prepare for and learn about May Day? Try out some of these May Day crafts preschool …
Continue ReadingA Tuck Everlasting Study Guide: Questions and Answers with Downloadable Version
Students ace quizzes and tests by learning the answers to these key questions from the novel Tuck Everlasting. Teachers, parents, and homeschoolers …
Continue ReadingCounting to 100 Activities
Learning to count to 100 can be a challenge for many young children. It takes lots of practice and lots of exposure to numbers in different ways. …
Continue ReadingLesson Ideas for Teaching Time to First Graders
Telling time can be a tricky concept for first graders to learn. These teaching ideas for telling time will help young children learn to tell time …
Continue ReadingTeach Preschoolers About Big/Small Concepts And More With "The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear"
“The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear” by Don and Audrey Wood is a favorite story for young children. Try …
Continue ReadingThe Rough Draft: How To Get Started Writing an Academic Paper
So, now that you’ve read your text, taken some great notes and written an outline, it’s time for the rough draft. Don’t worry if …
Continue ReadingThree Daniel in the Lion's Den Activities for a Preschool Class
Use these age appropriate activities to make the story of Daniel come alive for preschoolers. They sing a song, pretend to be lions, and make a craft …
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