Exploring Properties of Integer Exponents and Radicals: 8th Grade Math Lesson
Students will use properties of integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions for very large and very small numbers.
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How to Write a Journalistic Article: Tips for Students
Do 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 …
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More or Less? A Math Lesson for Kindergarten Students
How 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 …
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Examining Your Return on Investment in Teaching: Guide to High-Yields Learning
In 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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French Lesson Plan on Possessive Adjectives: Les Adjectifs Possessifs for Many Different Levels
This lesson walks your students through possessive adjectives in French. The lesson can be adapted to many different learning levels.
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How to Write a Limerick: Definition & Writing Tips
Want to have fun while writing poetry? Try your hand at a limerick. These poems are light-hearted and silly. Use a limerick to tell a joke, a goofy …
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Using Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Teach About Chivalry: High School Lesson
Buffy can teach us much more than we think about Vampire lore, history and the knight’s code of chivalry. For your last lesson in the series, …
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Vampire Myths, Legends & Literature: High School English Lesson
In the second lesson plan in the series, students will explore vampires both in myth and in literature. From Bram Stoker’s Dracula, to poems of …
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Vampires in Poetry: A High School English Lesson an Analyzing Poetry
Get your students interested in poetry by studying poems about vampires! These three poems by Keats, Lord Byron and Yeats make a great addition to a …
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Why Every Teacher Should be on Pinterest: 10 Tips for Using Pinterest for Lesson Planning
Although everyone loves a good cupcake recipe, Pinterest can be used for so much more than that. Teachers should be aware of the great resource …
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