Gaelic Quotes as Writing Prompts: Wit & Wisdom From Ireland
For the final lesson in your series on Ireland, go over these Gaelic quotes with your class. They make great writing prompts to encourage creative …
Continue ReadingFor the final lesson in your series on Ireland, go over these Gaelic quotes with your class. They make great writing prompts to encourage creative …
Continue ReadingWhat would the world be like if we couldn’t taste and enjoy the food we eat? Teach your students about one of our remarkable senses with a book, …
Continue ReadingEven the best teachers can use a little extra help managing their classroom every now and then. Here is a round-up of what I consider my most powerful …
Continue ReadingThe first few days of school are exciting as a teacher gets to know his or her class and establishes routines and procedures. As the year progresses …
Continue ReadingTir Na Nog, the mythical Irish land of the fairies, is a wonderful place for your students to visit this Saint Patrick’s Day. Teach your students …
Continue ReadingHear Ye! Hear Ye! Young children can learn to appreciate and protect their sense of hearing, which helps them discover the environment around them. …
Continue ReadingA simple activity can help all of your young students appreciate our precious sense of sight! Find out more in this lesson plan, which is complete …
Continue ReadingMarch is a great time of year to take a look at Irish culture and history. In this lesson, students will explore myths and legends of Ireland. …
Continue ReadingPop in a DVD and enjoy watching “Riverdance” with your students. This movie gives a glimpse into Irish culture and history through dance.
Continue ReadingThe nose knows! Can the students guess what is in the box without seeing what it is? Learn more about the nose by reading a book, doing a fun activity …
Continue ReadingHarriet Tubman was a runaway slave who helped dozens of other slaves achieve their freedom. Not only that, she served as a spy for the North during …
Continue ReadingTake a field trip with your students without the hassle of finding chaperones, collecting permission slips, devising itineraries and completing bus …
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