Create Optical Illusions in Class: An Op Art Lesson Plan For Elementary Students and Beyond
With this art lesson using rulers, markers, and basic shapes, students won’t believe their eyes as they create their own optical illusions!
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With this art lesson using rulers, markers, and basic shapes, students won’t believe their eyes as they create their own optical illusions!
Continue ReadingShel Silverstein has written some of the most popular poetry books for children. His books are found on just about every classroom shelf across the …
Continue ReadingCaldecott winners are great tools in any elementary classroom. Use Mirette on the High Wire to inspire an art lesson, as a springboard for a writing …
Continue ReadingFish travel in schools, so why not incorporate them into a fun theme for your classroom at the beginning of a new school year? Along with creating a …
Continue ReadingWeather is such an interesting subject matter for students to create, using fun art lessons and adapting them to fit into unit studies. Check out the …
Continue ReadingHomework can provide the backdrop for some epic battles in a home, no matter the age of the student. This article provide some 5th grade homework …
Continue ReadingJust like every mother, Mrs. Mallard wanted a safe place to raise her children. She wanted the family to be safe from predators like the fox. Mrs. …
Continue ReadingThis 2nd grade basic math practice test covers concepts in math\ including counting to 100, recognizing and writing the names of numbers, adding and …
Continue ReadingHop on Pop is one of the simplest, yet most effective, Dr. Seuss books for young readers. In this lesson plan, students hear the story, participate …
Continue ReadingWhere the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak has been a popular book for years with children, parents, and teachers. You can use this book in your …
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