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  • Outsiders by S.E. Hinton Discussion Questions

    The Outsiders is a classic young adult novel that has been around for years. These questions will get the students talking. Young teens still connect to the characters. These questions will help the students to see that things have not changed much from...
    Published by Kellie Hayden (9,815 pts ) on Jul 30, 2010 to
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  • Middle School Mythology Lessons

    Teaching mythology to middle school students can be fun. There are many myths, but for this project, focus on the Greek ones for a research paper. Next, use children's books to learn about different myths and to help students to create their own in...
    Published by Kellie Hayden (9,815 pts ) on Jul 30, 2010 to
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  • Elementary Art Lesson Plans: Apple Pie Plates

    Students will make a pie without entering the kitchen! This is a fun fall lesson that allows children to utilize fine motor skills like tearing, cutting, and lacing. Paper Plate Pies Conceptual Basis for Lesson: Students will make an apple "pie"...
    Published by thatbluegirl (2,777 pts ) on Jul 30, 2010 to
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  • Fall Art Lesson Plans: Fresh Apple Print Ideas

    Apple printing is always a fun, fall activity. Depending on how you cut the apple, you can get two different looking prints. Here are some new ways to use this traditional printing method with kids. Tips for Apple Printmaking To make apples easier to...
    Published by thatbluegirl (2,777 pts ) on Jul 30, 2010 to
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  • Teaching to Diverse Learning Styles in the Classroom

    Teachers should take time to determine the different learning styles of their students and then adjust their curriculum to address these styles. The primary three learning styles are auditory, visual and kinesthetic. This article provides concrete examples...
    Published by Lynn-nore Chittom (450 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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  • What Are Some of the Questions Used in the Explanation Phase of the 5E Model of Instruction?

    Do you use the 5E model of instruction in your classroom? Here are some great questions that can be used in the explanation phase. 5E Model of Instruction- Questions in the Explanation Phase The 5E Model of Instruction is based on constructivism,...
    Published by Jen Kelly (3,389 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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  • Esperanza Rising Activities for Your Lesson Plans

    If you need ideas for teaching a novel like Esperanza Rising, these activities will do the trick. Reading, speaking, and writing activities will add variety and spice to your everyday lessons. Reading, speaking, and writing are basic skills, but how often...
    Published by Pamela Rice-Linn (2,499 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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  • Individualized Instruction

    Teachers know that the needs of students varies greatly. In order to meet these needs we may need to do individualized instruction and activities with our students. Read on to learn more. Individualized Instruction in the Classroom The needs of today...
    Published by Jen Kelly (3,389 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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  • Curriculum for Summer Reading

    This summer reading curriculum doesn't have to be limited to summer. These high interest, young adult novels can provide the springboard for struggling students and cement good reading habits in students who already enjoy reading. Summer Reading:...
    Published by Trent Lorcher (39,731 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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  • Forensic Summer Science Programs

    This short program outlines a series of activities in fingerprinting, chemical analysis and blood spatter. The final activity is to solve a mystery using the skills aquired in the previous experiments. The program can be modified to fit a variety of age...
    Published by Dawn Marcotte (296 pts ) on Jul 29, 2010 to
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