Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5.
Kindergartners aren’t too young to understand the dream Martin Luther King Jr. shared with the world. His vision of racial equality is a lesson …
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If you need a book for introducing story mapping to your primary grade students, a great choice is Joy Cowley’s “Mrs. Wishy Washy”. …
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Grab your student’s attention with these fun and interesting Native American lesson plans. Find lessons and informational articles for …
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Spring is a time of awakening, and there is no better way to awaken the interest of your students than by using unique lessons and activities. Here, …
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The battle over homework is an age-old one, although it seems the pressure on our children is increasing all the time. Think you and your child are …
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So math isn’t your strong suit? Don’t stress! Here you’ll find all the help you need in learning to multiply and divide, as well as …
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While early literacy skills are important for a child’s growth, there are some who question whether we are forcing our kids to read too early. …
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Teach your students map skills with easy lessons and activities. Students will learn about cardinal directions, how to read and create a map, how to …
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Pumpkins, apples and falling leaves all come to mind when we think of the fall season. Use this guide to fall and harvest-themed lesson plans for …
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With so many arts programs axed from school budgets, educators are struggling to fit music appreciation into their regular class schedules. Even …
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