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This is a continuing series of harvest themed lesson plans designed for the kindergarten classroom. This particular portion is a detailed Bat Unit for …
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Are your students just not grasping Shakespeare? Read on for advanced tips and techniques to help you teach Romeo and Juliet. This article will also …
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Language development requires the skills of listening and understanding. Throughout the day, the teacher can use a variety of methods that will enable …
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Use a Thanksgiving shopping list as a way to teach your students interactive writing skills. Here the students will create a shopping list for the …
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Being a teacher involves much more than creating lesson plans and grading papers. Many will be upset to realize you have to good at dealing with …
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Help your overwhelmed grade 12 students continue to do well in high school while preparing for the new adventure of college. There are a variety of …
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Get your students to interact with Shakespeare’s text by moving them around the classroom or assigning parts to read out loud. Shakespeare was …
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If your students know the preterite forms of regular -AR verbs, after a few days to practice, be quizzed and do some remedial reviews and drills, they …
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Hear the “names” of the Spanish letters and the way they are pronounced in various positions in words. You’ll find links to each …
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Thanksgiving is the perfect time to explore fractions, although this first grade lesson could work on any day of the year. Have your students practice …
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