Guide to Lesson Plans
Teachers spend a large chunk of their time developing their daily lesson plans. It is often a struggle to find a way to reach your students in a meaningful way. Whether you need a small bit of inspiration for a lesson or are looking for a new twist on a subject you have taught for years, this is the place to begin your search. Within this guide you will find featured articles by the best and brightest of our Bright Hub writers, all with one goal: to help you develop lesson plans that will motivate and challenge your students.
| Our Animal Friends: Preschool Pet Themes and Ideas
When we own a pet, whether a dog, cat or frog for that matter, they become part of our daily lives and we eventually grow so attached that they are like having another family member... |
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... |
| Teaching Economics: Lesson Plans and Ideas
Use this collection of lessons, tips, and resources to help you teach students of any grade level about the discipline of economics. You can use them as standalone resources or modify... |
Teaching Art: Tips and Techniques for Lesson Plans That Rock!
Are you looking for some out-of-the-box ideas to take your art lesson plans from just all right to outright awesome? If so, you will love the collection of resources we've gathered... |
| Esperanza Rising: Lesson Plans for Teaching the Novel
If you’re a teacher, time is precious. You can never have enough of it. Fortunately for you, if you’ve decided to read Esperanza Rising with your class, your lesson plans... |
Creative Ideas for Toddler Room Lesson Plans: March
Watch how much fun your students have when you use these creative ideas for toddler lesson plans: themes for March. Themes can be used as-is or customized to a toddler curriculum... |