Great Gatsby Lesson Plan: Understanding Gatsby's Profession
Students reading “The Great Gatsby” likely view Jay Gatsby as a hero. This lesson plan offers ideas to help them weigh all of his …
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How Do Fingerprints Work? Homework Help
We share so many traits with so many groups of people such as being blond, having an athletic build or even the ability to touch our nose with our …
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The Great Gatsby Lesson Plan: Analysis of Minor Characters
How important are Tom Buchanan, Jordan Baker and Nick Carraway to this story? The following activities and downloadable form will help your students …
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Preschool Classroom Themes: The Wizard of Oz
Invite your preschool students to embark on a journey to Oz with these fun activities that focus on The Wizard of Oz book and movie.
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The History of Baseball: Who Invented the Game, Common Jargon & Other Fun Facts
At one time the words “America” and “baseball” were practically synonymous. Baseball was America’s national pastime for over a century. It was as …
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Engineering and Math STEM Activities Based on Fortunately, the Milk
With these math and science activities, students will learn to create a flying “ship” and plot points on a graph, with cues taken from the …
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How to Construct a Time Machine from Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman
Students can choose one of two types of enjoyable yet beneficial STEM activities based on the Neil Gaiman book, “Fortunately, the Milk.”
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STEM Science Activity Ideas with "Fortunately, the Milk" by Neil Gaiman
The following activities will demonstrate how easy it is to create STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) lessons from a novel, and sure to …
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4 Kindergarten Crafts for the Wizard of Oz: Create Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man & Cowardly Lion in Your Classroom
Follow the Yellow Brick Road…we’re off the see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz. Engage your students in making these cute replicas of the four …
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Deciding Whether College Is Right for Your Child
To be… or not to be. Hamlet asked this question in one of the most popular soliloquies ever penned, and students must ask themselves this question …
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