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This lesson for elementary grades discusses the basics of the first Thanksgiving. It further explores relationships between the Pilgrims and the …
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A lack of audience leads to a lack of purpose. A lack of purpose leads to a lack of focus. A lack of focus leads to a lack of audience. End the …
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This is the first installment in a series of lessons on movement for Pre-K through 3rd grade. This lesson teaches the children spatial awareness, both …
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Rooted in the homeland yearnings of America’s first generation of European immigrants, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is a lively resource for …
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Dragon Naturally Speaking is a software program which allows a user to talk in to a computer microphone and create text on screen. It is a great …
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Make a Difference Day (the fourth Saturday in October) is a great opportunity to explore community service with your students. Check out these ten …
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The short story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker helps teach students about characterization and conflict. Once the class has read this …
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This final segment of the transportation unit is a lesson focusing on cars. The day is filled with activities that foster developmental skills in …
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Clustering is a great classroom tool for idea organization, writing, and studying. Use it to brainstorm ideas and overcome writer’s block in …
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Creating effective communication with parents will provide students with maximized learning opportunities in the classroom. As teachers and parents …
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