Perform an energy audit of your class to make students aware of the energy they consume and ways in which they can conserve energy. This is an …
Continue ReadingThis activity gets your students saying the date in Spanish while using previously learned vocabulary to describe holidays. One student will describe …
Continue ReadingTactile books are a great tool for teaching students with vision impairment. They are also great for an integrated activity to teach mainstream kids …
Continue ReadingSo you’ve read the play. You’ve reviewed the events. Now, your teacher wants you to know what the five major themes of Romeo and Juliet …
Continue ReadingLearn more about alphabet related toddler learning activities. They are fun, enhance a toddler curriculum, and even mimic a good many preschool …
Continue ReadingUse the simple methods found in this article to teach social skills, such as manners, to preschool children.
Continue ReadingLearn how to adapt art activities for children who are visually impaired, especially toddlers. Find out about materials, projects, and how to get …
Continue ReadingUsing the book “Strega Nona” students will be introduced to the Italian culture, will learn new words, work on patterns, and even make a …
Continue ReadingNothing could be as simple as walking, right? It’s actually the interplay of the Newton’s laws of motion and properties of frictional …
Continue ReadingMany summer school programs in elementary schools are for enrichment and for extra practice. Some students look forward to extending the school year, …
Continue ReadingThis article uses the book Diary Queen by Catherine Gilbert Murdock as an example of how students can use the Microsoft Software, Photo Story 3, to …
Continue ReadingThe ability to communicate through language is unique to humans. What are the language milestones we should be watching for? What are some things we …
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