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Craft a perfect letter S lesson plan for kids with the help of creative alphabet learning games and activities on the letter S.

Archaeology is a fascinating field to teach students young and old about in the history and science classrooms around the world. Here are some ideas for lesson plans.

Quick and fun substitute teacher lesson ideas suitable for classes of all ages and requiring minimal preparation!

What is a good lesson? What is a bad lesson? Here's a checklist to help you evaluate just what you need to improve. But you need to do a few things first.

Finally, a new teacher support guide for starting the beginning of the school year.

One very popular recent trend for artistic people is to open an art studio or an art-related business in their homes.

Clasroom lesson plans to integrate with September observances and educate students on important issues.

Setting up a collaborative teaching plan is critical for coping with classroom management and lesson planning. The main question is how?

Ideas to introduce students to poetry via riddle and humorous poetry. Poetry can be fun and engaging.

High school writing teachers face a challenge, especially when it comes to teaching essays. Breaking up the task into manageable segments is the key to success.

The first day of school is always difficult even for seasoned teachers. Here are some tips which can help you.

How much time do you spend on differentiated teaching? By adapting instruction to cater to different levels, you will teach more effectively to a variety of students.

This script writing process begins with interview techniques. The students will come to know their fathers better whilst learning the arts of conversation.

Collaborative learning experiences achieve the highest level of concept reinforcement and afford colleagues the opportunity to build professional relationships.

Sick of watching students leaf through the dictionary, page after page, seeking a word? These exercises teach the structure and speedy accessing of the dictionary.

History lessons taught through drama, art, craft and creative writing bring an exciting perspective to students of all ages. Students find the material more memorable.

Differentiating between teaching goals and objectives is the first step to planning a successful teaching plan that is also stress-free.

This book by Steven Kroll can be used to develop understanding of history, writing, ability to compare and contrast, sequence, and multicultural awareness.

Getting a class of thirty five students to be on task right from the very beginning of the lesson is no easy job. Here's a variety of ideas and strategies to help you

Use the trade book Somethin' Pumpkin as the focus for a lesson about using one material in a variety of imaginative ways and how to follow steps to build an invention.

Mapping out the curriculum is a great way for a new teacher to spend time familiarizing themselves with the objectives they will be teaching.

Elementary students rhyme, write couplets, make and paint clay pumpkins, and write pumpkin poems during a reading lesson about The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin.

The lesson activity The 22nd Century Museum is a way to jump-start the year's History classes and engage students in the relevance and fun of the study of History.

Grammar is an important component of the language teaching syllabus. Grammar exercises that have been properly prepared are integral in the adoption of another language.

Listening is an important component of the language teaching syllabus. Listening exercises that have been properly prepared are integral in the adoption of a language.

Reading is an integral part of the language teaching syllabus. Learners can access meaning easier with reading exercises that have been properly prepared.

Speaking is an important component of the language teaching syllabus. Speaking exercises that have been properly prepared are integral in the adoption of another language

Tips and suggestions for teaching the cultural diversity and sophistication of Native American groups in the Social Studies or History classroom.

The rapid changes and challenges of post war America in the decade of the 1950s affords teachers an opportunity to employ creative activities in teaching this era.

Learn the ingredients of motivating reluctant middle school writers through the use of Harry Potter literature in your classroom.

Teachers and administration need to work together to help preserve the schools most valuable resources - the teachers.

Producing a scheme of work for drama requires considerable planning. Where does the drama tutor begin?

A classroom exercise to teach close reading skills can help in SAT scores, college writing classes, critical thinking, and all aspects of higher learning.

The best teacher's tool to have in the classroom is a strong, thorough, yet flexible set of lesson plans. This article serves as a guide on how to design lesson plans.

Homeschooling keeps up busy. So busy, our house can quickly become a mess. How to balance a clean home with the heavy work of teaching? Read on!

Tips and strategies for helping your students improve their reading comprehension skills.

Alphabet lesson plans need letter R activities, games, and crafts to keep young learners engaged. Increase letter R recognition and awareness with these ideas.

Some argue that you don’t need a TEFL or CELTA certificate whilst others say you do. Find out which courses are best and which ones you want to avoid.

Mastery of teaching with technology tools, along with the use of web-based resources for teaching and learning content is a focal point for preparing students today.

Effective vocabulary teaching should include at least some, if not all of the important vocabulary definitions for presenting and practicing new vocabulary.

Save money as a family by budgeting, setting priorities, reducing housing and transportation costs, and helping children get involved with saving.

Zeke M. Vanderhoek got approval for a charter school in New York City that will pay teachers $125,000, a higher salary than the principal at $90,000. He's the principal.

Behaviourism is a tenet based on the idea that behaviour can be learned without involvement of the mind. But how can this principle be used in schools?