Lon Po Po Lesson Plan: A Red Riding Hood Story From China
Students will have fun comparing Lon Po Po with the classic version of Red Riding Hood. They will discover that Lon Po Po means Granny Wolf" in …
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Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5
Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5.
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Where the Wild Things Are. A Theme Unit for Elementary Students
Monsters and temper tantrums in Where the Wild Things Are provide a theme unit to launch language, writing, mapping and math activities for elementary …
Continue ReadingOrder of Operations Math Poster Activity Lesson Plan
A lesson plan for studying the order of operations. The focus is on creating an activity that will allow students to work in groups and create a …
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Videos for Classroom Use
Teachers today find using videos in their classrooms can get a little hairy. Administrators want justification for the use of the video; production …
Continue ReadingIdeas for Curious George Crafts
Curious George is a monkey who lives with the man in the yellow hat! This series of books by H.A.Rey and his wife Margret Rey, has a wide appeal for …
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"Stone Fox" Four Follow-up Student Activites for Grades 3-5
Little Willy needs to win the race to save Grandfather’s farm. Can there be more than one way to win? Students listening to this story will hear …
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Have a Percy Jackson Day at School: Ideas You Can Use!
Read on for specific ideas you can to host a Percy Jackson Day at School. Have fun and celebrate the books of Rick Riordian.
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Helping with Kindergarten Homework Assignments: Tips For Parents
Most kindergarten teachers assign a small amount of homework to their students. Parents can help their kids adjust to the routine of doing homework …
Continue ReadingOrder of Operations: Quiz to Test Your Student's Knowledge
Kindergarten and early elementary level quiz for order of operations. The quiz covers addition, subtraction and multiplication.
Continue ReadingPlant Parts We Eat: Teaching Elementary Lessons on Plants
Most young children will probably tell you that it would be gross to eat the flowers, stems or roots of a plant and would be surprised to find out …
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