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How will you know how to direct a Shakespearean play? The key, of course, is in the punctuation. Take a look at these lines from Romeo and Juliet, and …
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If you want to help your students overcome the confusion commonly associated with this tense, this is a good place for you to start. Parents and …
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If you’re a Spanish teacher, this article will provide you with a time-tested structured lesson to introduce the preterite. If you’re a …
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In this lesson we will look at The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. Students will learn about the geography of Turkey, historical figures during this time …
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We know that bullying is a big problem in schools today. Most of us also know the signs of children who are being bullied and some techniques we can …
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Fall is a great time to plan and cook recipes together in the ESL classroom. It’s an enjoyable activity resulting in delicious treats while …
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This eensy weensy spider and web art project will decorate any classroom with creepy crawly spiders. The project should be done in two parts in effort …
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Perfect for fall, this week’s long series of lesson plans celebrates all things apple! This “apple a day” series includes math, …
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Prepare the foundation early in the school year by giving your kindergartens a lesson in manners. Plan your lesson plans to build upon this topic …
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This lesson plan teaches students about the building, destruction, and rebuilding of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. …
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