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Build Your Community! A Third Grade Social Studies Unit on Communities
We all live in communities and depend on community members for many reasons! But how can we teach our students about the importance of community? What types are there? What do they have in common? Find out in this unit of study, where...Published on October 26, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Get Moving! Past Tense Verb Lesson for Second Graders
Verb lessons don't have to be boring for your second graders! You can teach them about past tense verbs and get your students moving at the same time. In this activity, students will also write their own sentences in past tense.Published on August 30, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Become a Reading Teacher: Pursue a Master's Degree
Teaching students to read is one of the most important is the most important thing you can do to impact a child's future. In order to work with struggling readers at any grade level, most school districts and state departments require a master's...Published on August 30, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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What's a PhD in Education Entail?
Many teachers who already have their master's degrees decide to pursue a Ph.D. in education. Most universities allow teachers to design their own program of study to meet their career goals either in administration or higher education teaching.Published on August 30, 2011 to Postgraduate Education
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Use Touch Math to Help Students Struggling With Addition
If students in your classroom are having trouble understanding addition, one method that works for young students is Touch Math. Students usually understand Touch Math easily for addition, and it can help them transition into learning subtraction. There...Published on August 18, 2011 to Special Education
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Improve Comprehension with Questions from Socks by Beverly Cleary
Beverly Cleary is a beloved author of novels for young readers, and one favorite of many children is Socks. In the novel, Socks the cat is the narrator and learns what happens to a family when a baby is born. Improve comprehension with this book and ask...Published on August 12, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Go Beyond the Rock Collection: Activities for Teaching Rocks and Minerals
In primary grades, students learn about rocks and minerals in more than one year. One fun, but often overdone activity, is to create a rock collection. Instead of doing this, why not hold a rock and mineral election? Students will be campaigning for...Published on August 10, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Make Fine Motor Skills Fun: Arts and Crafts Activities for Development
Fine motor skills often need to be developed and practiced, just like math and writing skills. Students can have fun while practicing fine motor skills with these arts and crafts activities.Published on August 5, 2011 to Special Education
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Charlotte's Web Activities and Questions
This Charlotte's Web teachers guide will help you teach Charlotte's Web to your elementary students with questions, Charlotte's Web activities, and links to other websites.Published on August 5, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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A Lesson Plan on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl is a fun book for elementary students to read. They love the characters, especially Charlie, and the adventure through Willy Wonka's factory. You can use this novel to teach character education lessons...Published on July 10, 2011 to K-12 Learning