Writing Process Lesson Plan: How to Teach Revising and Editing
In Writers’ Workshop, two of the five steps are often confusing for elementary students. They don’t know what the word revise means, and …
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In Writers’ Workshop, two of the five steps are often confusing for elementary students. They don’t know what the word revise means, and …
Continue ReadingConscious body language, particularly mimicry and posture, complements sign language. Watch a video and observe how signed situations become clear and …
Continue ReadingAlthough you can’t teach someone to be funny, you can teach them to be humorous. Start with this analyzing humor in literature lesson plan.
Continue ReadingYou’re planning your ESL English lesson plans: Do you use phonics, Oxford sight words, or a blend of both to improve vocabulary in your ESL …
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Continue ReadingTeaching Sight Words is about repetition but it does not have to be boring. Here are some activities to make teaching them fun for you and your class.
Continue ReadingLet’s share a lesson plan focused on teaching high school students (9th-10th grade) the rectangular coordinate system (e.g., the x,y plane), the …
Continue ReadingReading about nature is often very soothing to students who are experiencing a turbulent time in life. The study of imagery in “Walden” …
Continue ReadingWhat does a teacher do when the class is chatting away? Are there strategies that help to eliminate all the chatter? What really works?
Continue ReadingTeaching students to become more fluent and capable beginning readers is about more than just decoding words and learning sight vocabualry. Students …
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