Poetry can be fun or it can be a drag. Teachers should make writing poetry fun and easy. Give students help by providing lists of topics, formats and …
Continue ReadingHere are easy-to-teach ways to develop student study skills for 8th grade science, and parents and teachers alike can use them. Learn how to draw on …
Continue ReadingIs your class learning about the brain? Then how about teaching them the differences between the left and right brain? This lesson plan describes the …
Continue ReadingCreating word pictures by constructing parts of speech poems, as well as five W’s poems and haiku, enhances language arts instruction. In addition, …
Continue ReadingThis easy watercolor lesson will produce a frosted window of a winter scene using watercolor techniques for a sky, tree branches and window ledge. …
Continue ReadingThis watercolor painting lesson will teach how to create a winter landscape using simple watercolor techniques. It is for grades 1 to 8 and can be …
Continue ReadingAre your students reading James and the Giant Peach or Charlie and the Chocolate factory? Or maybe you are studying The Twits or The BFG by Roald …
Continue ReadingFocusing in on topics for a research paper in biology can be difficult unless students are assisted with taking current subjects in biology (the macro …
Continue ReadingIrony is a complex literary term that is extremely difficult for students to wrap their heads around. This lesson plan uses several examples of irony, …
Continue ReadingDo your students groan when they hear that they have to complete another written book report? Give the assignment a new twist. Students can improve …
Continue ReadingWhy are technology and information literacy skills necessary? Today, the ability to process information is a crucial need for every student. In …
Continue ReadingWeather lessons teach kids about observing meteorological changes. Recording interesting meteorology facts is an outstanding way to connect students …
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