Blueberries for Sal was a Caldecott winner for author Robert McCloskey in 1949. Since then, it has been a fun book for preschoolers that keeps them …
Continue ReadingInterpret an ‘I Can Statement’ from the Common Core State Standards in an artistic fashion to entice the third graders into creating their very own …
Continue ReadingInterpret an ‘I Can Statement’ from the Common Core State Standards in an artistic fashion to entice the fifth graders into creating a Japanese …
Continue ReadingThe great thing about a lesson on measurement is that it is usually a hands-on activity and it often gets the kids up and moving. This lesson fits …
Continue ReadingGeneral education or art teachers alike will be successful in teaching this delectable lesson that places equal importance on both the math and art …
Continue ReadingDoes your child have a hard time maintaining friendships? Every child should be taught positive social skills to help them maintain relationships. …
Continue ReadingBullying is a major problem in schools and online. Make sure every child has basic knowledge of bullying, including the definition and how they should …
Continue ReadingForm a fashionable flower for a friend or family member through using fractions! Students will be introduced to a math integrated art lesson that …
Continue ReadingThis lesson covers the 4th and 5th books in the Little House series. These books are most appropriate for students between the ages of 8 and 11. …
Continue ReadingThe 2nd and 3rd books in the series go practically hand in hand. Bring your fifth grade class through the content of the books with discussion …
Continue ReadingOrganize, represent and interpret data? That sounds too technical! Actually it can be simple and fun for your young students. You can even include …
Continue ReadingAs you glance around your classroom during a math lesson you may see Luke counting on his fingers, Sarah drawing pictures or Jason using the available …
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