The Life & Work of Eric Carle: How did He Develop His Distinct Collage Style?
Eric Carle was born June 25, 1929, in Syracuse, NY. He published his first book in 1967. Since then he has written and/or illustrated over 70 books. …
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Fractions Activities for Differentiated Learning
Have you ever thought about using centers to teach math concepts in your inclusion classroom? This lesson plans spells out some centers that will …
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The 13 Original American Colonies & the Beginning of the American Revolution: 1st Grade Lesson Plan
The number thirteen is a lucky number for the citizens of The United States of America. The number represents the number of colonies that banned …
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The Life & Work of Beatrix Potter: Author, Illustrator, Natural Scientist & Conservationist
Beatrix Potter is best known worldwide as the author and illustrator of The Tale of Peter Rabbit, but she is much more than that. She was an …
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Tracking the Growth of a Plant with Graphic Organizers & a Blog: Science Activity for Differentiated Learning
Science allows for some excellent group activities in the inclusion classroom. Here is one lesson plan that incorporates hands-on learning, …
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What Does it Take to be a Good Citizen? Social Studies Activities for Differentiated Learning
Incorporate the characteristics of being a good citizen in your inclusion classroom!
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Reading & Making a Comic Strip: Language Arts Activities for Inclusive Classrooms
Need some ideas for your inclusion classroom? Check out this leveled Language Arts plan involving creating comic strips.
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The Life & Continuing Influence of Dr. Seuss or Theodor Geisel
Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) is a well-known and beloved children’s book author and illustrator. However, you may not know that Geisel also worked …
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Have a Good Relationship with your Child's Teacher
Having an effective relationship with your child’s teacher goes a long way in a successful school year. Learn how you can get more involved in …
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Paint with your Senses: Middle School Impressionistic Watercolor Painting
Show your students the joy of using color to paint beyond what they see with their eyes! Students will experiment with watercolor and painting sounds …
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