Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5.
Students will construct easy-to-make suncatchers or bookmarks that serve a dual purpose: first, to learn about nature and second, to make something …
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Vowels are one of the most important building blocks of speech, but some children have difficulty learning how they work. Take a look at this lesson …
Continue ReadingAre your students stifling yawns at the beginning of every lesson? These geometry activities are the perfect way to spice up your classroom and get …
Continue ReadingLooking for a fun way to spice up your geometry class while still learning? These geometry games are a great way to review shapes, area, and …
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Culminate your lesson on how squirrels prepare for winter with this kids recipe. Hibernation crafts and activities listed may be used to supplement …
Continue ReadingThese Rikki Tikki Tavi activities will push your students beyond simply reading the story. They will build your students’ knowledge in other …
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Each snowflake is unique: So are people, like photographer, Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley. In these second grade science lessons, students …
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Many holiday customs have lost their meaning in the hustle and bustle of society. Taking time to discuss the origins of our winter traditions helps …
Continue ReadingHatchet is a classic book that gets many students hooked on reading. It is a definite must read for any upper elementary classroom. This Hatchet …
Continue ReadingDr. Seuss’s book “Is a Camel a Mammal?” helps introduce preschool students to the lives of mammals. In these mammal lesson plans a …
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