Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5.
Say the word “poetry” and people think rhyming words and sappy declarations of love. Poetry can mean so much more when used as a mnemonic …
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Make your students’ learning of compound words less monotonous (think written drills and exercises) and more interactive by trying out these fun …
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When participating in activities on temperature, third grade students can take a wider look at the world around them. This approach includes …
Continue ReadingYoung children are fascinated by creepy crawly creatures like worms. They love watching fat, wiggly worms when they crowd the wet sidewalks after a …
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Give your students a storybook or a chapter novel, and they would immediately devour it with all comprehension skills at work. Give them a textbook to …
Continue ReadingThe concept of mapping is difficult for most students. Follow these steps from easy to complex and encourage to inspire and encourage your 2nd graders …
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Is there a teacher retiring at your school? Involving the students in a special gift that will last a lifetime can be a teachable moment. These …
Continue ReadingStudents who have never used oil pastels can dive right in with this fun oil pastel art lesson plan.
Continue ReadingLearning to compare numbers is an important math skill for students in the primary grades. Use these two math centers for practice, and review when …
Continue ReadingCurious about how to teach about the difference between a verb and a noun? Interactive activities can help keep kids engaged while they learn about …
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