Head west with your classroom with lessons that engage their sense of adventure. This first lesson in the series is on the myth and history of John …
Continue ReadingIn western towns away from the hands of the law, settlers often took legal matters into their own hands. Teach on two examples of vigilante justice in …
Continue ReadingDon’t run in the hallway! Be quiet in the library! Stop at the stop sign! Why do we have all of these rules and laws? Even kindergarten students will …
Continue ReadingTo a theme of an astronomer studying asteroids in space, students will use numbers expressed in the form of a single digit times an integer power of …
Continue ReadingStudents will solve problems involving perfect cubes and cube roots of small perfect cubes.
Continue ReadingStudents will solve problems involving perfect squares and square roots of small perfect squares.
Continue ReadingTo the theme of a biologist researching microorganisms living in pond water, students will use numbers expressed in the form of a single digit times …
Continue ReadingStudents will use positive and negative integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions for very large and very small numbers.
Continue ReadingStudents will use properties of integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions for very large and very small numbers.
Continue ReadingDo you want to be a journalist? Do you want your name on a byline? Do you want to travel to world chasing stories and making headlines? Better …
Continue ReadingHow many times have you heard a child say, “No fair! He has more than I do.” Now is the time to build on this already known concept. Included in this …
Continue ReadingIn this article, you’ll learn how to save time and energy but cutting things out that don’t need to be there! Too many teachers get burned out and end …
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