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Fun Vocabulary Activities for Maniac Magee
Teachers can help middle school students access challenging vocabulary by using fun activities to introduce new words. Here are suggestions for Maniac Magee. more...
How to Write a Thesis Statement for Essays
This simple writing lesson plan will help high school students organize and plan a well-developed essay by constructing a solid thesis statement that unifies papers. more...
Using Media Literacy Activities in Middle School
How do teachers reach unmotivated middle school students and reluctant readers? Read on to discover an exciting solution to this age-old dilemma. more...
Teaching Model of Tragedy Terms in Julius Caesar
Before you instruct your students to delve into the first pages of Shakespeare's tragedy, Julius Caesar, you should arm them with a repertoire of important dramatic terms more...
Teaching Dramatic Terms in Julius Ceasar
Teaching students important drama concepts before reading the play Julius Caesar will help them prepare to read as well as heighten anticipation of this dramatic play. more...
Use Cooperative Learning to Teach ESL Students
In order to successfully assist ESOL students in overcoming the language barrier through the affective filter, teachers must implement a variety of teaching strategies. more...
Open House Teacher Tips for High School Parents
Teachers can help parents assist their children by offering specific suggestions and tips to inquiring parents and creating positive means of communication. more...
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Historical Simulations as Learning
By:
Michael Streich
Creating historical simulations stimulates a high degree of classroom interaction while teaching students research and debate techniques on key historical concepts. more...
Teaching Ratios and Bar Graphs
By: Susan Hyde
This hands-on, kinesthetic activity requires elementary students to concoct "secret" juice recipes while learning about ratios and reporting data with bar graphs. more...
By: Susan Hyde
Students use alliteration and consonance to write original fairy tale story titles and create poetry using words cut out of magazines. more...
By: Ellen Wilson
Students will investigate various points of view by reading three news sources and comparing a similar news article regarding international affairs in each news source. more...
Math Games for Elementary Students
By: Susan Hyde
Elementary students learn break apart number strategies and counting skills with games that promote kinesthetic learning. more...
By: Susan Hyde
MIddle School and High School students learn lessons connecting Benjamin Franklin and other famous Masons to the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. more...
By: Susan Hyde
Memorial Day lesson plans teach students the history of American wars promote an understanding how patriotism and sacrifice have contributed to US freedom and liberty. more...
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