Creative Teaching Ideas - Word Games for Vocabulary
Conduct word games in your class. Word games like anagrams, dumb-charades and word-chain to name just a few are a powerful, creative and fun way to …
Continue ReadingGalore Park's Latin Prep: Perfect for Teaching Kids Secular Latin
Are you looking for a secular approach to teaching children Latin? In Galore Park’s Latin Prep series, the focus is on learning Latin and …
Continue ReadingRainbow Fish Art Lesson for Elementary Students
An art activity in which students will utilize elements of design based on the story Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister.
Continue ReadingTeaching Tips to Build Confidence in Shy Children
Shy Children often hesitate to interact with other individuals in society, especially in the school where they spend much of their time. Teachers can …
Continue ReadingTips to Help a Student When a Parent Has a Terminal Illness
A terminal illness in a parent typically sends a teenager into a state of anxiety and despair. It is important to reach out to teens in crisis; let …
Continue ReadingUsing the Future Tense in Spanish
Spanish uses its future tense the same way we do in English: to express actions or conditions that will happen in the future. As in English, there are …
Continue ReadingWhy Special Education Students May Need Extended Services
Some special education students qualify for extended school year services, which allow them to receive educational support during the summer break. …
Continue ReadingA Concise Study Guide to Newton's Second Law of Motion
This brief study guide makes it easy to understand Newton’s Second Law of Motion. Use it in conjunction with your teacher’s motion lesson …
Continue ReadingBrief Explanation of Newton's First Law of Motion: Science Help
This review shows you how Newton’s First Law of Motion applies in nature and gives you some real world examples to think about. Refresh what …
Continue ReadingBuild Young Writer's Fundamentals: Recognizing the Imaginations of Young Writers Through the Right Writing Method
Learning how to write can be a daunting task for young writers. Prepositions, conjunctions, subject/verb phrases, infinitives & tense recognition …
Continue ReadingESL Lesson Plan: Conducting an Interview
Here’s a great lesson plan that can give your ESL students an opportunity to share their culture with the rest of the class! Let them interview …
Continue ReadingFather's Day Theme for Preschooler: Make a Key to Daddy's Heart!
With this preschool theme, students will learn more about their family, make crafts for gifts and celebrate Father’s Day through interactive …
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