Plan and Write 8th Grade Language Arts Advanced Curriculum Maps
For the eighth grade, a curriculum map should cover all of the state benchmarks and indicators for the grade. To plan and write a map, teachers need …
Continue ReadingTeaching Strategies for Hearing Impaired Students
If you need information about how to teach hearing impaired students, you’ve come to the right place. Providing classroom adaptations and …
Continue ReadingThree Goodnight Moon Games and Activities for Children
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown is a popular bedtime book with children and parents. Try playing one of these three games with children, so they …
Continue ReadingCreative Lesson Ideas for Middle School
Being creative means taking state indicators and standards and teaching them in new and innovative ways. It means looking at teaching core concepts …
Continue ReadingGod made Me Special Lesson Plan: How to Use My Talents
Do you need ideas to teach kids about their talents and how to use those talents for the greater good? If you say yes, keep reading for some great …
Continue ReadingGreat Ideas for Kids' Games in German
Games for kids in German provide practical applications for the vocabulary and grammar drills that frequently accompany the study of the language. …
Continue ReadingHugo, Lamartine, and Baudeldaire: Read Works by these French Poets to Enhance Your French Studies Class
An introduction to French poetry should include some of the great poets of the romantic and symbolist periods of the 19th century. This is a must to …
Continue ReadingIt Looked Like Spilt Milk Preschool Activities for the Classroom
Are you planning a spring, wind or cloud theme in your preschool classroom? If you are, don’t forget about the classic story, “It Looked …
Continue ReadingOld Mother Hubbard Craft for Preschool: 3 Ideas
Preschoolers love nursery rhyme. Take the learning even further with a craft to accompany a class favorite: Old Mother Hubbard. Read on for three …
Continue ReadingStrega Nona Activities for the Primary Classroom on Literacy, Math and Social Studies
First graders love Tomie de Paola’s series of books about Strega Nona and her slightly incompetent assistant, Big Anthony. Your students will …
Continue ReadingTeaching About Culture in Spain and Exploring Cultural Differences>
Spain’s cultural diversity is one of its greatest assets. Each region offers unique foods, languages and entertainment. Locals take pride in …
Continue ReadingThe Mitten Lesson Plans: Teach Strong Verbs and Inference in Writing to First Grade
This lesson is a great addition to a unit based on Jan Brett’s, ‘The Mitten’. First graders will learn about using context to infer …
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