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

Goosey, Goosey Gander is a nursery rhyme with a historical subtext rooted in religious intolerance.

A fun adventure story that is perfect for pirate-lovers and reluctant readers.

Simple accommodations and modifications can help the child with a reading disability more successful during Read Across America.

Save time by combining subjects and study materials. Combining SAT vocabulary words with geography coursework can double knowledge and with less effort.

Pre-reading lesson plans involve learning how to use a variety of vocabulary games and activities.

Decorated baskets, chocolate bunnies, Sunday bonnets, cheerful flowers all say Easter. There is a truly wonderful reason to be excited about this holiday! Read more...

Porky Pig was a cute Looney Tunes character with a lovable stutter who gave the world a completely new view of pigs, one that would never be associated with swine flu.

Studying the Bible can seem like an overwhelming task. With these basic tools, the task of digesting the vast information becomes much more manageable.

This glossary of terms was developed to aid in the use of the Insects Lesson Plan. Learn what an entomologist does and other important bug words.

Spelling better is not only about memorization. Use these tips about mnemonic aids and uncommon word endings to improve spelling skills at any level.

Brenda and Tom McGee's Reader's Theater and So Much More offers elementary teachers fun skits, research activities, vocabulary lessons and creative writing ideas.

By improving fluency, teachers will be able to improve students' reading skills across the board.

Vocabulary study is an essential step to learning a new language. This guide offers one method that allows for fast learning and word retention.

Stuttering is a common problem for many young children. Symptoms of stuttering in children usually begin early in life.

Undertaking warm-up exercises prior to singing will assist any singer to improve vocal range and reduce the likelihood of vocal strain or injury.

Writing for children requires as much skill as writing for adults and should not be regarded as an easy form of writing for beginners.

Teachers can juxtapose original primary documents with student friendly versions to ease comprehension difficulties and improve historical thinking.

Self-consciousness about one's accent can result in little use of the non native language. Techniques that raise confidence enable English to be spoken more clearly.

Improving reading skills doesn't always have to involve reading books. Here are several ways parents can help boys or girls ages 6 to 8 who have problems reading.

Struggling to get to grips with the Bard? Don't worry, you are not alone - try the following fool-proof tips for understanding Shakespeare.

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.

Parents can help their children increase vocabulary by encouraging the use of fun, interesting word games to build their language skills.

Young children learn language by interacting with the world around them. Here are language milestones and games to stimulate language development.