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  • How to Make an Oreo Snowman

    Children love snowmen and this Oreo snowman is easy enough to make in the classroom with young students. Gather together the items below and within a short time, their creativity will result in...

  • How to Teach A Preschooler Math (Tactile Counting)

    There's a very good reason why I was an English major in college...and it's not just because I talk a lot. Algebra was nearly the end of me but even as a child, I preferred to read. It's not...

  • How to Make Homemade Soda without the Extra Caffine

    We all know how much children love soda. Is it for the favor or is it the scientific factor that it creates that bubbling fizz as it enters the glass. And, adults don't stand far behind we are...

  • How to Be a Great Room Mom or Dad

    Congratulations! You've been assigned to or volunteered to be the room parent in your child's classroom. A room mom or dad is a volunteer in their child's classroom who assists the teacher with...

  • School Projects for Collecting Leaves

    Fall can be a wonderful time for a school-based nature lesson for children. Falling leaves of every type are in abundance anywhere there are deciduous trees. This is a great opportunity to teach...

  • How Elementary Students Can Make Rain Gauges

    Weather is a topic that has an effect on everyone, even children. Learning about rain and the water cycle varies in elementary curriculum, but a fun way to get kids involved in the lesson is to...

  • Hawaiian Art Projects

    Hawaiian art and tradition are beautiful and interesting. A luau is a celebration that includes a feast along with singing and dancing. Having students create artwork and traditional Hawaiian garb...

  • Effective Back to School Night Activities

    When the parents of your elementary school-age students arrive for back to school night, greet them with an assortment of displays, literature and discussion topics to inform them about the...

  • Sources of Energy Activities

    Before students begin learning in-depth science, they should have a basic understanding of key scientific principles. In the technological age, the sources of energy--petroleum, coal, wind and...

  • The Role of Phonics in the Teaching of Reading

    Because approximately 84 percent of English words follows the rules of phonics, it stands to reason that teachers would use phonics rules to teach reading. Phonics emphasizes the relationship...

  • How to Use Art to Teach Math and Science

    Art is a visual tool that can help in learning complex theories or subjects. It is a concrete symbol of objects and ideas and can help promote active participation and memory. Art can be used in...

  • How to Pronounce a Vowel Before Silent E in English

    English pronunciation is difficult because there are so many exceptions to rules. However, the rule for a vowel before silent E is true a lot of the time. Just follow these steps, and you will...

  • How to Make a Food Web With Given Information

    Food webs are visual examples of who eats whom. Although a food chain is a single path that depicts one animal being eaten by the next, a food web is a collection of many individual chains. Since...

  • How to Teach Grade Two About the Human Eye

    Teaching second graders human anatomy may not sound exciting, but you may be surprised to find that there are many interesting facts that can be taught. The human eye is a remarkable organ. You...

  • How to Make an Atom Science Project

    A model to help visualize atomic structure is easy to make with a few simple items. Understanding and explaining atomic structure is more complex. Several models may be required to adequately...

  • How to Tell the Difference Between "Principle" and "Principal"

    Here's an old technique that many of you may remember from elementary school. It's easy, but a little refresher never hurt anyone.

  • How to Spell Three Commonly Misspelled Words

    We often spell words the way we say or hear them, as spoken in everyday speech. Though this would generally be considered a reasonable idea, there are some words that have become more and more...

  • Music & Art Therapy in Elementary Education

    Elementary-level teaching often requires interdisciplinary strategies for all learners to be successful. One such strategy used in elementary schools is music and art therapy, to address the...

  • How to Teach Elementary-School Students About Self-Portraits

    A self-portrait is a portrait, or picture, depicting the artist as the subject and created by the artist. The artist may use a photograph of himself or a mirror for help in creating the...

  • How to Teach a Classroom or Group of School Aged Children The Power of a Compliment

    Learning how to compliment and show others that you appreciate them is a very important social skill that young children should practice. This activity will not only help children master these...

  • How to Read a Clock with Hands

    Sadly, many children this day rely on digital clocks to read the time. Either their elementary schools never taught it, did not enforce it, or the child themselves did not put it to long term...

  • How to Teach Art to Youngsters

    Teaching art to youngsters requires patience and careful planning. Youngsters may struggle with focus or the motor coordination needed to do art, and, like adults, they may at times feel...

  • Lessons on the Skeleton for Second-Graders

    Teaching early biology concepts to younger students presents a considerable challenge. The information is difficult to understand and the students are only beginning to develop the ability to...

  • What Is a Title 1 Early Childhood Program?

    Title 1 guarantees all children equal learning opportunities regardless of their socio-economic situation. Its purpose is to improve academic achievement using federal grants to enhance or create...

  • How to Change the Color of a Rose Science Project

    Science fair projects offer students the opportunity to study a phenomenon by using scientific steps to explain something that happens naturally. If you are looking for an easy and interesting...

  • How to Add a Variable to a Volcano Science Project

    Most volcano science projects consist solely of volcano models in which eruptions can be demonstrated. To make it a true experiment, students need to add a variable to the volcano science project....

  • How to Set Up a Family Tree for a School Project

    Constructing a family tree is an excellent exercise for students to learn about family relationships and genealogy. It is a fun project that students can enjoy working on with their families....

  • How Do Mirrors Work in Elementary Terms?

    A mirror is a smooth surface that reflects a backward image of what is in front of it. Not all smooth surfaces are reflective.

  • How to Build a Machine for a Science Project

    A machine is any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in a task. Archimedes, a third century scientist, built many machines and invented a pump...

  • How to Select Preschool Classroom Furniture

    Choosing preschool classroom furniture is important when arranging a preschool classroom. Furniture helps set the tone of the room and can help make the classroom flow. There are several things...

  • How to Use an Atlas to Entertain Kids

    An atlas with world maps is all you need to create many different activities to entertain kids at home. You can create world map games, geography quizzes, international themed parties and many...

  • How to Effectively Write Report Card Comments for Students and Parents

    For some teachers, it is very difficult to effectively write report card comments for students and parents. It doesn't have to be. Below, I will tell you the steps that are necessary in order to...

  • How to Write a Great Book Report

    There comes a time in every student's life that they have to write a book report. For some people, this is extremely difficult. It doesn't have to be, however. Whether you are writing your first...

  • How to Make a Math Game for Children

    Kids play games all the time--it is part of growing up. Games make learning fun and should be used in the classroom to let students practice concepts that they learned in class. Games relax...

  • Stain Removal Project for an Elementary Class

    Teaching elementary students practical skills can prepare them for life in the real world, as well as enhance their cognitive problem-solving skills and teach them the science behind everyday...

  • How to Use Games as Aids for Learning

    Game-based learning, also referred to as edutainment, is being used in classrooms and organizations throughout the world. Teachers and parents can use video games or tangible games for learning....

  • How to Teach Development of the Fetus to Elementary Students

    A lesson on fetal development offers the opportunity to engage students in an inherently interesting topic. Form a lesson that meets the needs of your individual students and meets your school...

  • How to Create Your Own Campaign Buttons for Elementary Kids

    If your child is planning on campaigning for an office or event at his elementary school, consider helping him create campaign buttons to assist in the election process. Campaign buttons can be...

  • How to Help Your Child Study for a Spelling Test

    Spelling tests are a big part of grade school, and they are extremely important. Your child needs to learn these words now in order to excel in the future. They will help your child graduate from...

  • How to Figure a Number Into a Percent

    Converting decimal numbers and fractional numbers to percents is part of every child's elementary school learning experience. It can seem like an overwhelming task unless, that is, you know the...

  • How to Make Your Science Project Decorative

    If you're creating a science project report for a science fair or your elementary school class, design an eye-catching and informative presentation board to display your experiment results. In...

  • How to Use Reading Beach Balls

    Reading beach balls are a unique tool that introduce an element of play into after-reading strategies and reading comprehension practice. Reading beach balls may also help kinesthetic learners by...

  • 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 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...

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