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Arts programs are a vital and necessary part schools curriculum. They provide creative outlets for students that may not be provided anywhere else. …
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When visiting a foreign country, you can get into deep trouble if you are not familiar with the basic greeting formalities and the meaning of certain …
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Students with disabilities are entitled to curricula and instruction that are equitable and accessible according to IDEA (Individual with Disabilities …
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History Odyssey is a literature-based homeschool history curriculum. This program uses lots of great books to teach children history chronologically. …
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Teaching students to read and write in literacy centers can be fun with picture flash cards of First Words. Use this literacy center to reinforce the …
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In this Kindergarten science unit, students have learned about the wind. To celebrate learning, students will make and fly a kite in the month of …
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The true meaning of the Christmas bell is one that greatly represents the spirit of the holiday and brings peace to those who listen. Here is a …
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Rubrics are a wonderful tool for accurate and fair grading. Having students create their own rubrics for projects or writing assignments gives them …
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I’m a big fan of “to be”. I’m also a fan of the other 9,999 verbs my students never chose to use…until I created this …
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After reading hundreds of passive essays, I slumped into a bad writing induced coma, unable to activate my limbs. Luckily Mrs. Mildred down the hall …
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