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  • How to Determine What Percentage a Number Is of Another

    Percentages can help you determine how much of something you have finished or how much you have out of the whole. It is a different way of expressing a fraction and, for some, is an easier...

  • How to Make a Sundial Science Project

    Sundials were used to tell time before man had watches and clocks. Students learn that this concept is based on the fact that the sun changes its position in the sky as the earth rotates. Through...

  • About math in the elementary school systems

    Only 80 percent of the 1992 U.S. high school graduating class went on to college. Only about half of those students graduated; the others dropped out, according to the February 2006 U.S....

  • How to Make a Science Project for a 5th Grader

    A fifth-grade science project will be one of the first chances a child has to demonstrate his knowledge of science. As a parent or mentor, you can be a huge help if you encourage him to use his...

  • How to Teach Kids to Make Powerpoint Games

    PowerPoint is a program that that is usually used for presentations, but can also be used for a game. Trivia games can be created using PowerPoint, as each slide can advance the trivia game. You...

  • How to Raise Your Child Reading Level

    A child struggling in school in reading can be stressful, frustrating, and discouraging for any child. In order to help promote academic growth children need a fun effective way to learn. Learning...

  • How to become a Great Teacher

    It is always tough to be a teacher. A teacher always becomes the second family for children. They hold the ability to nurture and guide the children with their experiences, knowledge and values....

  • How a Food Web Works

    A food web or group of interconnected food chains is a description of how different species within a given community feed off one another. It shows predator-prey relationships all the way from...

  • Science Project for Making Rainbows

    Rainbows are a beautiful phenomenon that can be fun to create for a science project. First learn for yourself how rainbows work and why they happen. Then, using a few household items, you can...

  • How to prepare your First Grader for school

    This article will help your child to have a stress free first day of school. Be sure you include your child in all of the planning and shopping for school. Your enthusiasm will go a long way to...

  • What Are EOG Scores?

    North Carolina students in grades 3 through 8, including those attending charter schools, are required to take End-of-Grade (EOG) standardized tests to evaluate their progress in three core...

  • How to Help Children Focus

    Learning to be attentive, focused and on-task develops throughout a child's school years. Two-year-olds are unable to focus on a game for more than a few minutes. High school students, on the...

  • How to Write Number Sentences for Pattern Blocks

    Number sentences are equations or equalities written with numbers and mathematical symbols. Pattern blocks are shapes that elementary school children use to build patterns, learn problem solving,...

  • How to Implement Cooperative Learning

    Cooperative learning involves putting students into different groups and letting them work together in a way that will enhance every group members’ abilities. It is an effective method to get the...

  • How to Write A Career Speech

    A career speech gives the audience an insider view of a specific career path. A typical career speech is about 15 minutes but when asked to do a hands on presentation that time can extend to an...

  • How to Help Your Preschooler Get Ready for Kindegarten

    If you're like me, it may seem like your preschooler will never be ready for Kindergarten. The list of things they must be able to do and know before they are considered "school ready"...

  • How to Teach Internet Skills Using Ripley's Believe It or Not

    Robert Ripley was an explorer, reporter, cartoonist, and collector of items that were strange and unusual. There are several museums around the world that display his unusual collections and...

  • How to Discipline a Disruptive Child in Class

    There is usually a reason why a child is being disruptive in class, whether the child is bored, hungry, tired, angry, or maybe they are looking for attention and acceptance. Try to find out if...

  • How to Teach the Meaning of the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere

    "Listen, my children, and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere," is the famous starting line to the poem "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere," by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. However,...

  • How to Create a Spinning Color Wheel

    You don't have to wait for the next summer rain storm to explain to your kids how the seven rainbow colors combine to make white. A spinning wheel, colored with the colors red, orange, yellow,...

  • Good Ways to Start a Fable

    Writing fables with your children is a great way to engage them in the art of storytelling. Using animal characters kids identify with, fables tell moral lessons through simple narrative tales. To...

  • People Skills for Kids

    People skills enable kids to speak to others effectively and help them build relationships. The skills they learn as children will serve them throughout their lives.

  • How to play the game "Sparkle" with elementary school students

    Sparkle is a great game for teachers to use to help their students learn their spelling words. It is fun, but it is educational at the same time. Not only does it teach spelling, but it also...

  • How to Play Games for Teaching Elementary Math

    Using Games to teach elementary math is essential for keeping kids engaged. Children and their math teacher will enjoy this game and its variations. “Buzz” can be played with an entire class,...

  • How to Help Children With Handwriting Problems

    Handwriting is a difficult skill for many children to master. Besides learning the basic marks to make with a pencil and the letters of the alphabet, children have to have developed the necessary...

  • What Are Dolch Words?

    From an early age, children learn to form sentences from simple words composed of all parts of speech. Most of these common words are recognizable to children by sight alone, allowing them to...

  • How to Make Your Child a Better Reader

    "The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." - Dr. Seuss, "I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!" No matter what your...

  • How to Paint Trees with Kids

    Painting trees with kids is an interesting study in how kids interpret nature. Painting the sky in the background, and adding black trees, will show students how color can give paintings a...

  • How to Build a Model House for a School Project

    School projects help children to learn through hands-on experiences. Children learn best when the project is meaningful to their lives. When a child can use their imagination to build the project,...

  • How to Organize Your Classroom

    You’ve just landed your first teaching job and you’re ready to organize your classroom for the first time. Or maybe you’re an experienced teacher looking for some tips to help better organize your...

  • School Projects for Egyptian Pyramids

    Young children are intrigued by the Egyptian pyramids, and teaching them about their construction and significance is an exciting and fun lesson. With some basic materials and some outside space,...

  • How to Save Money in your Classroom ($760)

    With all the budget cuts, family budget cuts and push for higher test scores, teachers are feeling pressured to spend their own money for classroom success. However, there are a few simple tricks...

  • How to Make a Thanksgiving Leaf Card

    There’s no better way to tell someone that you’re thankful for him/her than to make that person a card using leaf rubbings. This card project is easy to do, perfect for kids (or adults who feel...

  • How to Construct a Brain Using Food for a School Project

    An edible model brain can be constructed through the use of gum paste. Gum paste is a pliable dough used to create cake decorations. You can form the gum paste in the same way you would clay or...

  • 1st Grade Winter Activities

    In the 1st grade, teachers spend a lot of time introducing many brand new concepts--in reading, writing, spelling and mathematics--to their students. When winter rolls around, students are usually...

  • How to Count by Tens

    Counting by 10s is a skill that becomes automatic, and it can therefore be hard to teach someone else how to do it. Just remember the quick trick of adding a zero, and you and your student should...

  • How to Teach a 24-Hour Clock to Kids

    The 24-hour clock is the standard time-telling system in many countries and organizations, including the United States Armed Forces and most South American countries. However, because of the...

  • How to Make a Science Volcano Model

    The model volcano project is simple and fun to set up and watch. The model can use a number of common household materials and items, and is inexpensive compared to retail kits. Suggestions...

  • How to Graph Smarties

    Which color Smartie is the most common? Which Smartie are you least likely to get? Find the answers to these questions and more by making a colorful Smarties graph, sure to bring a little color to...

  • How to Do an Art Lesson on Parallel Lines

    Parallel lines can be introduced to elementary school students with the help of artist Piet Mondrian and some math concepts. With basic materials, such as tempera paint, paper, pencils, and...

  • How to Decorate Your Classroom With a Cowboy Theme

    Teachers know that in order to keep the interest of short attention spans they must change things up often. At your next quarter or change of season why not choose a theme that everyone will love,...

  • Elementary School Invention Projects

    While many classes and schools have science fairs that allow students to design and create their own experiments, some schools are going a step beyond and having invention fairs. Instead of...

  • How to Teach Safety Rules to Elementary Students

    You can teach elementary students about safety procedures using different resources. Safety rules might involve fire, tornadoes or general procedures. Tailor your program to the audience's...

  • How to Treat Stomach Aches for a School Nurse

    The school nurse provides health care to students and staff. One of the most common health problems cared for by the school nurse is the stomach ache. Although each school's policies and...

  • How to Make a Compass Rose With Elementary Children

    Elementary students who take Social Studies will learn all about map making. Learning how to navigate and understand a map are important skills students must master. Crucial to the curriculum for...

  • How to Teach a 6 Year Old Fine Motor Skills

    Fine motor skills include drawing, tracing, gluing, cutting, lacing, and handwriting. Most six-year-olds have mastered the majority of fine motor skills and are ready to focus on handwriting. If...

  • Different Kinds of Simple Machines

    Six simple machines are part of our everyday lives. These include the wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, wedge, screw and pulley. All other machines are combinations, exaggerations or...

  • How to Make a Skeleton for Grades K-3

    Concepts like biology, anatomy and physiology can be difficult for young children to grasp. In introducing these educational components to elementary students, it is a good idea to be innovative...

  • How to Teach Motor Skills to Children

    Motor skills are movements that are taught. Gross motor skills are actions made by larger muscles, and fine motor skill movements are more definitive actions. Teaching motor skills to children is...

  • How to Make a Book Report

    Writing a book report is something that may require a lot of help for your child at first. But once they get the format down, they will no longer need your help. Although every teacher has their...

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