Science Lesson on Balance & the Center of Gravity for 1st Grade
Hopefully your students will be well-balanced after this first grade physics lesson plan about balance!
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Categorization & Organization: Activities to Practice Executive Functions
Need some fresh ideas for refining the executive functions and building study skills? This comprehensive plan will inspire you to keep strengthening …
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How to Write an Elegy: Poem Honoring a Deceased Person
The modern elegy is a poem written to commemorate the life and death of a special person. The subject may be very close to you or be a person you …
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Self-Control & Auto Monitoring: Activities to Exercise the Executive Functions
The executive functions may seem like abstract concepts to actually teach, but when applying their use in relation to study skills, you will be happy …
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Proofreading & Publishing: The Final Stage in the Writing Process for Students with Special Needs
The final step in writing that students with special needs should focus on is how to proofread and publish.
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Working on the Executive Functions Attention & Concentration
The executive functions and study skills go hand in hand for learning. Students with learning difficulties must receive specific remedial practice to …
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Exercising the Executive Function of Mental Flexibility: Lesson for Students with Learning Disabilities
The executive functions are the building blocks of learning. Strengthening these foundational functions while teaching study skills is essential when …
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Rewriting & Revision: The 3rd Step in the Writing Process for Students who Struggle
In the 3rd step of the writing process, students should work on rewriting and revising. This is the stage where they should learn to be their own …
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Create a Leaf Glyph & Then Discuss: Kindergarten Lesson on Oral Communication
Develop better speech and language skills with this autumn glyph activity. The additional benefit is that children will learn more about each other …
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Riddles & Codes from The Da Vinci Code: Assessments for your Students
There are a lot of fun assessments you can assign to your students throughout the reading of “The Da Vinci Code”. Have your students solve …
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