Create a Box and Whiskers Plot: 6th Grade Math Lesson Plan
Let students get hands-on experience collecting, recording, and displaying data with box and whisker plots!
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1st Grade Math Lesson on Counting Money with "Jenny Found a Penny"
Start by reading a well-done book about a little girl saving her money until she accumulates $1.00. Then do some cross-curricular follow-up activities …
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Hundreds Chart Activities for First Grade and Kindergarten Math
Here you will find ideas for getting the most out of the hundreds chart.
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Looking at Both Sides of the Charter Schools Debate
This year 6,000 charter schools are operating in the United States. Approximately 2 million students are enrolled in charter schools with nearly 1 …
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Should You Bring a Pet Into Your Preschool Classroom?
Let’s face it, most children love animals. Going to the zoo or petting zoo is one of the most popular field trips requested by preschoolers. Some …
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Kinesthetic Learning Strategies for Teachers and Parents
In this fourth and final segment of our series on learning styles, we turn our attention to kinesthetic learners. These students are “doers” and …
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Recyled Paper & Hula Hoop Chandeliers: A Collaborative Art Project for the Inclusive Classroom
Students of all ability levels can be successful in this team based activity where student combine recycled art with collaborative art to practice …
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Using Model Magic to Experiment with Textures: Inclusive Art Activity
Students of all ability levels can be successful in this fun art activity that has students explore texture using nontraditional tools.
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Different Types of Learning Styles - Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic
One of the beautiful processes that a child goes through in the early years is the development of his personality. The child starts to find freedom in …
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Helping Auditory Learners Be Successful in School
Students can be predominantly visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learners. In this segment of our series on learning styles, we’ll focus on how …
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