How to Teach Poetry Using a Poetry Gallery
Grab your students’ attention with a poetry gallery. Set up much like an art exhibit, an interactive poetry gallery allows students to add their …
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Before you can learn to read or write Hebrew, you’ll need to become familiar with the Hebrew alphabet and symbols. This article for beginners …
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Use this acceleration lesson plan in conjunction with the acceleration study guide and worksheet to increase student understanding of the concepts of …
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Teach your students how to write a narrative essay that will keep their readers entertained.
Continue ReadingPractice Quiz for Romeo and Juliet: Use these Questions & Answers to Study and Analyze the Play
This Romeo and Juliet Quiz takes you through common questions that appear on quizzes and tests. Take this practice quiz to help you study and analyze …
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Preschoolers will have a lot of fun making homemade ice cream while also learning important information about the properties of matter.
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Looking for a way of motivating your students to practice and learn their Spanish vocabulary? Sometimes all you need is the right hook to draw them …
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This science study guide explains Newton’s Third Law of Motion so that it can be easily understood and used by physical science students.
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Some students need a little nudge to get more involved in school activities and make new friends. This article provides some ideas to help teachers …
Continue ReadingTips to Prepare for Your First Year of Teaching
The first year of teaching is always challenging. This article provides tips to get your first year off to a good start and thrive through the …
Continue ReadingTwo Activities for Pre-K Students: Teach Colors With Home-Made Playdough or Icing, Including a Lesson Assessment
Watching something in your world change is always interesting–but having an active part in creating those changes is fascinating to Pre-K …
Continue ReadingTwo Fun Preschool Fish Crafts to Go with Swimmy and The Rainbow Fish
Here are two fun fish crafts to do with your students alongside reading books about fish. The first craft is an activity to go with Swimmy. It …
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