This poetry lesson plan offers means of teaching students about poetry, subtext and, implicitly, morality all at the same time through the exploration …
Continue ReadingTry walking into any math room and announcing math is taking a vacation - your students will love you for it. And chances are they will love this fun …
Continue ReadingEveryone loves a party - and what better place than in the math classroom? Math parties, you ask? How does that teach children math skills? From …
Continue ReadingUse this science lesson plan to introduce the concept of significant figures to your students. This lesson plan simplifies the process of defining and …
Continue ReadingThis Physical Science Lesson plan introduces the laws of motion for those preparing to use motion lesson plans in their science curriculum. Use and …
Continue ReadingHelp students enhance their reading skills with a game that utilizes their kinesthetic abilities as well as their speaking skills. When students are …
Continue ReadingIn many fifth grade and American history curricula, students study early explorers such as Amerigo Vespucci and Ferdinand Magellan. Social studies …
Continue ReadingTeach visual literacy to elementary school students through comics. This lesson plan shares how you can tie-in storytelling elements (beginning, …
Continue ReadingAn art activity in which students will utilize elements of design based on the story Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister.
Continue ReadingIn this book by Marc Brown, Arthur plans a special birthday party, but it doesn’t go off without a hitch. These fun activities will help in …
Continue ReadingArthur and his classmates learn how to deal with Mr. Ratburn, the toughest teacher on the planet! These activities accompany the Marc Brown book …
Continue ReadingThis introductory motion lesson plan is the first in a series of motion lesson plans that explain the various concepts of motion in Physical Science.
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