Create a Leaf Glyph & Then Discuss: Kindergarten Lesson on Oral Communication
Develop better speech and language skills with this autumn glyph activity. The additional benefit is that children will learn more about each other …
Continue ReadingRiddles & Codes from The Da Vinci Code: Assessments for your Students
There are a lot of fun assessments you can assign to your students throughout the reading of “The Da Vinci Code”. Have your students solve …
Continue ReadingThe Writing Phase for Students who Struggle with Writing: Teaching Style
The writing phase is the most crucial part of the writing process. Here students will need to be taught the science of writing in order to really get …
Continue ReadingTeaching the Writing Process to Students with Special Needs
Students who struggle with writing need patience and persistence, but they can develop their skills with practice. This series goes through the five …
Continue ReadingThe Christian Response to "The Da Vinci Code": High School Lesson
The Davinci Code raises some obvious questions about the Christian religion. In this lesson, you will provide the other side of the story and have a …
Continue ReadingChallenges of Teaching English Pronunciation to ESL Students
Proper English pronunciation is crucial to an ESL student’s success, yet it is often neglected in the classroom. Learn about some of the …
Continue ReadingTeaching the Da Vinci Code: The Madonna on the Rocks & The Last Supper
One of the important codes in the novel involves Da Vinci’s paintings Madonna on the Rocks and the Last Supper. The two power points included in …
Continue ReadingWhat is Matter? Kindergarten Science Lesson Investigating Matter
Imagine having a physical science lesson in kindergarten! Students will learn about matter, materials and mass all with hands-on activities. Homework …
Continue ReadingAn Introduction to Teaching The Da Vinci Code in your High School Class - Crack That Code!
Dan Brown’s mystery thriller, “The Da Vinci Code”, though several years old, can still be an exciting novel to use in the High …
Continue ReadingMost Common False Cognates in French: A List of Students
There are a number of false cognates between French and English that trip students up. for example, “coin” in French has nothing to do …
Continue ReadingFrench Vocabulary to Answer the Question Que Faites-Vous? Activities, Sports, Games, Etc
What do you do? Explore French vocabulary that answers the question: “Que Faites-Vous?” Article includes study tips.
Continue ReadingTeaching About Balls & Ramps: A Two-Day Kindergarten Science Lesson
Simple machines make work easier and they are fun to build and investigate. What happens when you roll a football down a steep ramp? How can you make …
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