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Cool Science Project: Effects of Overcrowding in a Plant Population

In this science project, students will observe how the growth of plants is affected by overcrowding. Students will relate their observations in human populations. This science project is recommended for grade level 6-8.

Published by J.Sace (4,311 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is Really Something!

You'll have your students laughing and saying,"Awww gross!" if you use this book as a read-aloud in your classroom! Tales of Fourth Grade Nothing reads as if Peter, the main character and narrator, is right in the room with you. Use this book as a springboard to activities across the curriculum.

Published by Pattyg (947 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Shaving Cream - The Fun Activity Kids Beg For

Shaving cream can be a powerful motivator for kids to learn/review numbers, letters, spelling words, and any other topic of learning you can think of.

Published by yasmina (256 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles

What is Static Electricity : an Elementary Lesson Plan

Elementary class students lack the ability to develop a solid idea on abstract concepts like static electricity. Are you looking for a lesson plan to develop a concrete idea on static electricity, then read on to teach them what is static electricity.

Published by rojarose (2,454 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Electrical Circuits : A Middle School Lesson Plan.

Middle school students are always eager to experiment with electricity. Series and Parallel circuits are one of the basic concepts in electricity. Have a look at the lesson plan on electrical circuits below to introduce this concept using activity.

Published by rojarose (2,454 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids-Santa Claus Doesn't Mop Floors

The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids books are favorites for second and third grade students. Troublemaker Eddie learns about Christmas miracles and your students will learn new vocabulary, comprehension skills and make a time line of their mischief which causes problems at the school.

Published by Pattyg (947 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles

Concept Mapping: Instructional Strategies for Special Education Students

Concept Mapping is a commonly used technique by teachers as well as students. The concept was developed by Joseph D. Novak and his team. The concept revolves around letting the ideas flow freely in a session and having students with special needs note them around a specified central idea.

Published by Meetu (6,587 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Differentiating Giftedness from ADHD

Oftentimes, a child's gifted ability is mistaken as ADHD because of the similarities between the symptoms of the latter and the conduct disorders of the former. As a result, the gifted and talented children remain unidentified. How can you differentiate between giftedness and ADHD?

Published by Mayflor Markusic (6,400 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Bright Butterfly Art Project: Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities

This butterfly easy art project for special education art classes is a great activity for developing fine motor skills, as well as promoting language, literacy and independence. The end result of this easy art project is a bright butterfly to hang on a wall, or incorporate into a class mural.

Published by Anne Vize (14,963 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Inquiry Based Learning in Special Education

Many teachers and schools are heading down the path of inquiry based learning. But what does this mean? Is it one of the effective teaching strategies to use in special education? And can you structure a special education program to follow an inquiry based learning format?

Published by Anne Vize (14,963 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
Special Education Articles

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