Gifted Classes Materials/Lessons

Gifted classrooms are full of differentiated units that are designed to meet students where they are in their learning journeys. Although classrooms lessons are often individualized, gifted students are also able to work in group settings where they learn more than what is written in the textbook. Cooperative groups are important for the social development of gifted kids.

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How to Make Foreign Language Instructional Centers for Students

Students who are linguistically gifted may enjoy centers based on foreign language materials. There are several magazines and other resources available.

Apr 8, 2012 – Alex Sharp

Constitution Day Activities and Lessons for Gifted Education

September 16, 2011 will be the day schools recognize the federally mandated Constitution Day. These free resources offer enrichment lessons for students.

Sep 15, 2011 – Alex Sharp

The Giver by Lois Lowry: Enrichment Activities for Students

The Giver is a popular book to use in middle school classrooms. Here are ideas for enrichment activities to help you differentiate your instruction.

Mar 16, 2011 – Michelle Cote

A Meaningful, Real Life Proofreading Project for Gifted Students

Teachers should encourage students to use their proofing skills to improve Project Gutenberg's books. Readers everywhere will benefit from such a project.

Apr 18, 2010 – Alex Sharp

Restoring Thomas Jefferson's Place in History

Teachers can use gifted education strategies to reduce the impact of the Texas School Board's widely criticized textbook recommendations.

Apr 11, 2010 – Alex Sharp

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