Grade 3 Multiplication Lesson Plan: Illustrating Multiplication
Just when students are feeling comfortable and confident about addition and subtraction, we introduce multiplication! Here is an activity to show …
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Help Preschoolers Identify and Express Emotions Using The Rhino Who Swallowed a Storm
Actor and director LeVar Burton’s career has spanned television from Roots to Star Trek to Reading Rainbow. Burton has published his first children’s …
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How to Help Prevent Reading Problems in Young Students
Children who start off poor in their reading abilities rarely catch up. With early identification and prevention strategies, children have a higher …
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President Abraham Lincoln Webquest: America's 16th President
President Abraham Lincoln is well known as the president who was in office during the American Civil War. But what else do your students know about …
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President Franklin Pierce Webquest: America's 14th President
Learn about our nation’s 14th president, Franklin Pierce, with this webquest.
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President James Buchanan Webquest: America's 15th President
Learn about America’s 15th president, James Buchanan, with this webquest.
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President Millard Fillmore Webquest: America's 13th President
This President’s Day encourage your students to learn about some of our nations presidents through a series of webquests! This series covers our …
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Five Healthy Habits to Pass On to Your Children
How do you raise children that are happy, healthy and successful? Start young and teach your child positive healthy habits. Here’s where you can …
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How Student Blogging Can Improve Reading Comprehension
Blogging gives each student a chance to share their voice with an authentic audience in the context of learning and reading.
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Fascinating Facts about the Rubik's Cube
This toy spawned contests of both speed and intelligence. Yes, a simple-looking cube dressed in primary-colored tiles was all the rage in the early …
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