"Bridge to Terabithia" Response to Literature Lesson Plan
Delve into the themes of “Bridge to Terabithia” by having your students write a Response to Literature essay. This will provide students …
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Create a Magazine of "Bridge to Terabithia": Lesson for 4th or 5th Grade
Have your students urn the novel “Bridge to Terabithia” into a world of its own by creating an original magazine.
Continue ReadingStudent Created Multiple-Choice Questions: Lesson for "Bridge to Terabithia"
Enhance novel comprehension and test-taking skills all in one lesson by having students create their own multiple choice questions.
Continue ReadingUse of Figurative Language in "Bridge to Terabithia" Lesson Plan for Elementary Students
Have your class explore the rich use of figurative language in “Bridge to Terabithia” with this lesson plan.
Continue ReadingChange in Weather & Seasons: Kindergarten Science Lesson
Looking for a way to ease students from the concept of weather to seasons? Well, this article will show you how to take what students already know …
Continue ReadingDeveloping Number Sense of Sets of Two, Three & Four: A Two-Day Kindergarten Lesson
Here is a two-day lesson plan to use with young students to help develop their number sense. You will find related books, homework, assessment …
Continue ReadingReview of BigUniverse.Com eBook Sharing Site for Grades K-8
Read about Big Universe, an ebook sharing platform for grades K-8. How well does the program work? Is it a fit for your class?
Continue ReadingWeather Lesson Plan for Kindergarten - Identifying Types of Weather
Use this lesson if you want to pick your students’ brains and find out just how much they know about weather. Here you’ll find an activity that …
Continue ReadingMagnets: What's the Attraction? Two Day Lesson Plan for Kindergarten
Here is a two-day lesson for kindergarten students about magnets. Included are ideas for extension activities and a list of suggested books to use.
Continue ReadingMotion is Everywhere: A Force and Motion Lesson for Kindergarten Students
Teach your kindergarten students the concept of force and motion in a fun way. Have them watch an educational video and then play a game together.
Continue ReadingGet Involved in Your School & Increase your Child's Academic Success
The research is saturated with the data that points out when parents are involved in schools; gains in student achievement are evident. So you know …
Continue ReadingUse ClassBadges.Com to Encourage & Motivate your Students!
No matter how organized a teacher is, a little help is always welcome. Class Badges allows you to assign students badges earned based on criteria you …
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