What are stories without conflict? Well, pointless. But while conflict adds interest to writing, lesson plans on conflict are often pretty dull. Help …
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Continue ReadingWhy did Rome fall? Many historians believe answering this question is central to understanding world history. Imperial Rome spread wide and far, but …
Continue ReadingClassic literature exposes students to moral and social issues in the various styles and voices of the great authors of the past. Use this guide …
Continue ReadingMost likely, you’ve encountered the person at work who constantly seeks approval of the boss. “Am I doing this right?” “Does …
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Continue ReadingLearn what’s meaningful when studying colors. This light color theory worksheet and quiz on color theory will arm your students with valuable …
Continue ReadingLooking for an engaging design lesson to use in your science, social, math, or art lesson? This creature creation will allow students to design a …
Continue ReadingOften, when parents express concern about getting their kids to read, what they really want is for their kids to read “good” books or …
Continue ReadingIn the 7th grade social studies class, making board games is a creative way to help students to review important concepts while working in small …
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