Leprechaun Luck Math Game Digital Challenge
…this problem, I decided to make a digital version of Leprechaun Luck that students could play online, while in the classroom or when playing from home. The game itself was…
…this problem, I decided to make a digital version of Leprechaun Luck that students could play online, while in the classroom or when playing from home. The game itself was…
…They discuss the causes and effects of this devastating fire, how the NFPA was founded, and why Fire Prevention Week always takes place in October. You can download a Common…
…great reading expression, different voices for different characters, and even background sound effects. Audio also works great when introducing lessons in the content areas. For example, if you are teaching…
…science experiment involves placing ice cubes in zippered plastic bags with sand and salt so students can observe the effects of those two substances on the melting ice. The activity…
…students don’t make academic progress. But, ultimately, who will pay the biggest price? If your students don’t learn the skills they need to survive in a world that’s ever changing,…
…both resources at a discounted price. I hope your students enjoy these lessons and Sentence Go Round as much as mine did, and that they will soon be writing super…
…I’m sure your students can generate many more: Are thin cotton mittens as effect as thick thermal mittens for keeping hands warm? Do gloves keep hands as warm as mittens?…
…A study published in the Journal of Neuroscience (Jan. 2013) from student research out of Concordia Universite in Canada suggests that early musical training has a significant effect on brain…
…many potential problems can be avoided if you follow a little advice from teachers who have traveled that road before you. Today’s Question Kelsey, a fan of the Teaching Resources…
…American name she shouldchoose. {most important event from end} Unhei decided to keep her Koreanname. Cause and effect – Why was Unhei nervous and scared? Because it was her firstday…
…the morning of a field trip or the day before a holiday because it had a calming effect on the class and my students enjoyed it. But when I noticed…
…parts and nonfictional parts. You could also discuss main idea, cause and effect, and compare and contrast. Morning work and homework is a great time to fit in science that…
