Philosophy for Kids: Lesson Plans Teaching Philosophy for Kids
Critical thinking is an essential skill for children to have. What better way to teach children to think critically than through introducing them to …
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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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Jigsaw Puzzles Ideas for the Classroom
Puzzles are quiet, easy to store and enhance thinking,fine motor and visual perception skills. Use jigsaw puzzles ideas for the classroom to your best …
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Penguin Art Activity to Learn Shapes: 1st Grade Craft
Make these cute penguins with your first graders as part of a penguin or winter themed unit. This math and art activity is also great for reviewing …
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Teach Students to Avoid Run-On Sentences in Elementary Language Arts: A Lesson Plan
Teaching about run-on sentences and looking for a great lesson plan idea? Run-on sentences are one of the most common errors many elementary and …
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Penguin Math Lesson Plan for First Graders
Use this fun penguin math lesson plan to help your first grade students review measurement. It’s a great way to add some math to your penguin …
Continue ReadingTeaching Tips for Teaching New Vocabulary Words & Increasing Student Memorization Rate
Students from elementary to secondary school have listening, speaking, reading and writing vocabulary lists that they use daily in and out of the …
Continue Reading“The Wish Giver” Lesson Plan and Activities
So you’ve finished reading “The Wish Giver” with your class. What can you do to ensure that they understand the main concepts of the novel and have …
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Alphabet Poetry Unit: How to Write an ABC Poem
Teach students how to write an ABC or Alphabet Poem. This type of poetry is a simple format for middle school or elementary school students to write.
Continue ReadingHow to Write Bio Poems: Teaching Poetry Writing Using Artwork
Students are introduced to famous works of art and shown how to develop their own interpretation of what the artist was feeling. After classroom …
Continue ReadingIdentifying Rocks and Minerals: Hands-On Lesson for Elementary Grades
Do your students find rocks and minerals boring? Well, they’re not! This lesson is a great way to help spice up your science class.
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