Teachers, today, struggle to find ways to manage their classrooms without taking precious time away from their curriculum. Contemplative practices are …
Continue ReadingTake advantage of all the great things about Winter–by engaging your preschool students! Using “It’s Winter” by Susan Swan and Linda Glaser, …
Continue ReadingBooks are great resources as they teach children about the world around them. Teaching preschool children about favorite books and authors is a way to …
Continue ReadingChildren need to interact and play with alphabet letters in many different forms (using all the senses) in order to visually see the letter and by ear …
Continue ReadingUnsure about how to teach colors to preschoolers? Try some of these color activities to make learning this basic concept as fun as possible!
Continue ReadingDemonstrative pronouns are pronouns that provide additional information about the proximity of the noun replaced by the pronoun to the speaker. This …
Continue ReadingSpecial Education teachers are constantly looking for ideas to engage and improve learning in students with diverse needs and abilities. SMARTBoards …
Continue ReadingIf you teach reading to high-achieving students, you’ve probably considered giving them gifted and talented projects in reading class. These projects …
Continue ReadingWhy do we need gifted education? This question has resonated in the minds of many educators and policy-makers since the era of No Child Left Behind …
Continue ReadingPlay Final Fantasy IV on the Nintendo DS to understand the general structure of the Japanese language.
Continue ReadingEducators and parents can help children with severe to profound multiple disabilities improve hand function with environmental and activity …
Continue Reading“Throw Papa down the stairs his hat” may sound odd to you, but, in the Pennsylvania Dutch language variety of English, it’s …
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