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The trials of substitute teaching are many. It's important to present yourself as an authority from the start unless you're ready to face the consequences.

For the unprepared teacher, showing a movie in class or deciding to discuss "current events" may be a daily lifeline, but such activities undermine curricular goals.

How to develop and teach elementary students classroom rules and procedures through the use of direct instruction, modeling and cooperative groups.

Extend curriculum with fun tissue paper crafts that can be used in classrooms, homeschools, Scouts, and Sunday schools to commemorate thematic units or holidays.

Learning about art and artists is not just a college level endeavor. This lesson plan outlines ideas for preschool activities that focus on famous artists.

Children learn about Jewish tradition and practice by crafting Jewish ritual objects with their own hands.

Use the book Mouse's First Fall by Lauren Thompson with literature-based elementary lesson plans for the content areas of science, math, language arts, and drama.

When preparing substitute lesson plans, it is important for a teacher to provide support, guidance and orientation in addition to the content of a stimulating activity.

Learn effective strategies and ideas to get started on lesson planning.

Teachers can help high school students write effective narrative essays for exit level tests by following this lesson plan.

A treasure hunt can be an exciting way to learn about any preschool classroom. Young children can learn about map reading in this very special activity.

The story of the Three Little Pigs is a favorite among young children. This lesson plan encourages preschoolers to create their own unique storybooks.

The following lesson plan can be used by ESL teachers to teach ESL students to negate sentences in English.