Articles related to "Compound Word"

Elementary teachers can use the book If You Take a Mouse to the Movies to introduce compound words to their students and play a word match game during reading class.

Young learners usually enjoy learning that they can put two words together to make a new word. Use a variety of activities to teach compounds and encourage participation.

This articles provides a few rules regarding the hyphenation of compound words.

The Summer Olympic Games are a great way to use sports to motivate primary school students to increase reading and writing skills and practice elementary math concepts.

It's almost that time of year again. A time of fun, craziness, trick or treating, wearing orange and black and finding the perfect costume. It is almost Halloween!

Titles and subtitles require certain words to be capitalized and others lowercased. Below is a reference for the basic and more difficult situations of writing titles.

Lost in Germany? Walking down the wrong street in Switzerland? Unsure which way to turn in Austria? This list of German vocabulary can help you find the right way.

The best Christmas books for primary kids include The Polar Express, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, If You Take a Mouse to the Movies, and The Night Before Christmas.

Sometimes the word you need proves to be annoyingly elusive. A standard dictionary can't help. A Reverse Dictionary is the answer!

Students and teachers are excited about the recent film release of Beowulf. These activities bring the epic poem to life in the high school English classroom.

Elementary teachers can use the book If You Take a Mouse to the Movies to teach students how to sequence a story by putting events in order on a popcorn string.

Words are a part of everyday language and contain a number of basic parts. Prefixes, suffixes, and base words are put together through the process of word formation.

A handy tool for teaching phonics, a Picture File has a section for each letter of the alphabet and is filled with pictures that represent the sounds for each letter.

Enjoy Thomas Wolfe the novelist? John S. Barnes saw poetry in Wolfe's work, and through careful selection and a few skillful line breaks, he reveals it to us.

Both in the classroom and at home there are a variety of word games and activities that will help children to improve their language and vocabulary skills.

Teachers use rebus stories to teach vocabulary and sentence structure. Children's magazines also publish rebus stories, and are a potential market for publication.

These four simple Halloween-themed games are designed to make learning fun and active and can be adapted for various ages and learning abilities.

Teaching ESL students to use the clarifying cue card strategies when they come across difficult words will help them learn more new vocabulary on their own.

The first half of the "Ten Commandments" of Yoga, the Yamas are a series of five things that each yogi must strive to abstain from. Harming, lying, stealing and ...sex?!

Spellingcity.com offers a variety of entertaining ways to practice spelling words. The website includes practice sheets, free online games, and interactive teaching.