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  • An Educational Guide to Use While Teaching the Seventh Grade

    The middle school years are not easy for students, and are not easy for instructors to teach either. Dealing with all of the hormones, gossip and high expectations people have on the students, it's not an easy feat. Discover strategies, tips and lessons...
    By Janelle Cox November 15, 2011 

  • Seventh Graders Will Love Making These Board Games

    In the 7th grade social studies class, making board games is a creative way to help students to review important concepts while working in small groups.
    By Kellie Hayden August 26, 2011 

  • Reading Comprehension Strategies for Middle Schoolers

    Is your tween finding reading a chore? If a student seems to be reading the words fluently but is still struggling to understand by middle school, reading comprehension activities can and should be emphasized. These simple strategies may improve comprehension...
    By Sharilyn Rose August 18, 2011 


  • Motivating Middle School Writers

    Motivating middle school writers has never been easier when you use games, creative writing activities, and fun assignments. Check out these fun ideas for middle school writing.
    By Sandy Fleming July 11, 2011 

  • Five Minute Learning for the End of the Middle School Class

    You have finished your lesson and there are five minutes left on the clock. What do you do? Do you sit down and put your feet up or do you use those five minutes for learning?
    By Kellie Hayden June 28, 2011 

  • Career Brochures Help Students Think about Future Professions

    A creative way students can showcase information about a selected profession is to make a career brochure. This lesson will give teachers various tools for aiding their students.
    By Kellie Hayden June 24, 2011 


  • Blast off into Summer with These Middle School Activities

    Help parents avoid getting stuck in the tweenage doldrums this summer. Sleeping in late definitely has its appeal, but it can easily become a challenge to keep kids engaged in anything during the summer. Prepare them with these great summer activities...
    By Amanda Smith May 31, 2011 

  • Using End of Middle School Year Poems

    An end of the year poem is a great way to close the middle school year. The poems should be reflective and humorous. The poem will have four quatrains and use a rhyme scheme. A template and example poem are included to help struggling students.
    By Kellie Hayden May 20, 2011 

  • A Home Economics Lesson Plan on Writing Checks

    If you are a Home Economics teacher and you are looking for home economics lesson plans in check writing, you came to the right place. This lesson plan will go into detail with lots of visuals on what to do, and not to do when writing checks.
    By Atlanta Page February 28, 2011 

  • Sewing Lesson Plan for Home Economics-Blue Jean Book Bag

    Looking for easy home economics sewing lesson plans? This fun and easy denim book bag sewing project can be made for either sex by changing the way it is decorated. You can replace the girlish fancy ribbon for a leather belt. Read on for easy instructions...
    By Atlanta Page February 23, 2011 
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