Novel Brochures: Quick and Simple Project-Based Learning for Grade 7-9
Have you found that most of your students can manipulate their way through multiple levels of any given video game or upload their favorite tunes with …
Continue ReadingThree Vocal Exercises for Pre-K or Kindergarten Students
Teaching young learners to sing is a very rewarding activity not to mention a worthwhile skill for students to learn. In this article find three vocal …
Continue ReadingThe Life of Frederick Douglass: Orator & Reformer
Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) was the most influential black orator of the 19th century. His autobiographies, newspapers and thousands of speeches …
Continue ReadingLaws of Exponents Lesson Plan: Quotient of a Power & Power of a Quotient - for 8th Grade
Demonstrate to your students how to solve problems when variables and exponents are involved.
Continue ReadingMultiplying Two or More Powers that Have the Same Base: 8th Grade Lesson Plan
This is a lesson plan that will demonstrate to students how to solve problems when variables and exponents are involved.
Continue ReadingPrimary Sources on Nat Turner & John Brown: Incidents Leading up to the Civil War Lesson Plan
Lincoln faced many challenges as he became president in 1861. Arguments about slavery, secession and states rights had been bubbling up for years. …
Continue ReadingSongs of the North, the South and Slaves: High School History Lesson
In this lesson, students will listen to and analyze popular music from Abraham Lincoln’s day. Listen to Negro spirituals as well as songs that …
Continue ReadingTeaching the Laws of Exponents: Product of Powers
This is a lesson plan that will demonstrate to students how to solve problems when variables and exponents are involved.
Continue ReadingZero and Negative Exponents: Eighth Grade Math Lesson
Use this lesson plan to demonstrate to students how to solve problems when variables and exponents are involved.
Continue ReadingEight Famous African Americans During the Revolutionary War
Important names from the Civil War Era and the Civil Rights Movement are common knowledge: Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Malcom X and Martin …
Continue ReadingExamining the Issue of Secession from all Sides: Primary Sources, Prose & Poetry
Bring the issue of secession alive to students by introducing them to primary documents, prose and poetry on the issue. In this lesson, students will …
Continue ReadingUsing a Small Group Card Assignment System for Middle or High School Students
Assigning students to groups can be a challenge in the higher grades. Leaving students to pick their own groups almost always ends with several …
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