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  • 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...

  • How to Teach an Elementary Science Unit on Force and Motion

    Use this elementary science unit to teach force and motion. As you perform each of the science lessons, encourage deep-level thinking by allowing students to discuss what they are learning about...

  • How to Help Motivate ADD/ADHD Children (School)

    Motivation is nearly always an issue in the ADD/ADHD student. No one really understands why, not even the ADD/ADHD person themselves. But it is a proven fact and one that, could we get a handle...

  • How to Write Report Card Comments for Students and Parents

    Since report card comments are generally brief, knowing how to write them is a skill. Teachers communicate with parents through the comments they write on student report cards. Writing for so...

  • How to Help Your Child Learn Logical Writing Skills

    This article will assist parents in the organization and composition of an essay or report for their elementary aged children. It gives the reader a process to apply to any type of writing...

  • How to use IT'S

    Many people who want to learn English grammar online have trouble with the word "IT'S" but it is really very easy to use. This article will show you how.

  • How to use THEY'RE

    Many people who want to learn English grammar online have trouble using THEY'RE and THERE and THEIR. This article will focus on THEY'RE and make sure you can use it right.

  • Science Activities for Primary Schools

    A great thing about younger students is that they are very inquisitive and interested in the world around them. Science is the perfect subject for inquisitive minds because it spans every kind of...

  • How to Make a Pinwheel Science Project for First-Graders

    A pinwheel is a simple machine that can demonstrate the strength or speed of wind. Any moving air, even someone's breath, is considered wind. A pinwheel can only work when it is pointed into...

  • How to Start Learning Letters With a Stick

    The letter Y is one of the easiest letters to teach. Young children are eager to learn and fun to teach. You do not need a degree in education to help your child start learning letters at home. ...

  • How to Use the Internet in Your Classroom

    Teacher's may find this website a useful interactive learning tool in their classroom. KIDS STAY SAFE ONLINE (internet safety games) Use the following link to prepare kids for internet safety.

  • How to Create an Appealing Classroom Donation Wish List

    If you are a teacher needing many different items for your classroom, then a wish list might be the way to go. Everyone who has ever taught or spent time in education knows that teachers and...

  • How to Reduce Your Anxiety When Your Child Starts School

    Many children and their parents can't wait for that first day back at school. But for other families, the late days of August mean butterflies in the stomach and little stabs of panic. The start...

  • How to Subtract "Left to Right" Using Complements

    This article introduces a very easy way of subtracting. Instead of working place values from "right to left" (as taught in most schools with its attendant "borrowing and...

  • How to Help Your Child's Reading Comprehension: What NOT to Do When He Says "What's this word?"

    I remember once last school year, a wonderful parent asked me what she could do to help her struggling reader improve his reading comprehension. I knew this parent well and I knew she put in many...

  • How to Prepare for a Successful Parent Teacher Conference

    Parent-Teacher Conferences can be stressful for both parents and teachers. It may be especially tough if you are a newly hired or first year teacher. Here are some helpful tips on how to prepare...

  • How to Drop Off Your Child On The First Day of Kindergarten

    Are you worried about dropping off your child on the first day of kindergarten? I am a teacher and so many parents have the look in their eye of... Who's this lady? How long has she been...

  • How to Teach Elementary Age Children

    Teaching a child may well be the most important accomplishment you ever achieve. Teaching a whole class of children is definitely the most challenging! This article will highlight a few...

  • How to Help Your Child Be Ready for Kindergarten

    Kindergarten students come in all shapes and sizes. Don't worry if your child doesn't know all of their letters or numbers going in to the start of the year. What matters is that you know how to...

  • How to : Advise Your Kids About: BULLY's AT SCHOOL

    I just finished reading a rather startling article in the Costco magazine about two version of bully's at school and how to break the cycle of bullying. There were some: Do's and Don'ts in the...

  • How to Apply for a Federal Grant (for Organizations). Step 2: Get a DUNS number

    Before your school, church, hospital, food bank, or other organization applies for a federal grant, there are several things you must do first. You should do these things now and not wait for a...

  • How to Explain Big Words to Kids

    You are driving down the road and from the back seat you hear, "Mommy, what does 'crisis' mean?" You are thinking about driving, what you have to do when you get to your destination and...

  • How to Get The Attention of Young Students

    Do you ever find yourself in a classroom full of rowdy kids? Perhaps you are a substitute teacher and have found yourself surrounded by rowdy children who do not want to listen to you. As a sunday...

  • How to Help Your Child Find Success at School

    As a teacher for 33 years in the elementary school, I would like to offer a few practical tips to parents to encourage and help their child to be successful throughout their school years. These...

  • How to quickly assess or test ESL / ELL students

    Are you looking for some quick assessments to give your ESL or ELL students during the first few days of school? Read on for some suggestions on how to do a quick assessment with English Language...

  • How to Make Printable Fake Money

    Printable fake money is a great engaging way to teach kids about commerce, responsibility, and even math! Free money templates are available online, where you can print play money for your...

  • How to Help Your Child Pass Spelling Tests

    Read on to see some simple steps on how to practice for a spelling test. Spelling can be very difficult for some children. Here are some tips for helping your little one learn spelling words.

  • How to Fold Standard Paper so 1 Cut Makes a 7 Point Star

    Children love the magic of folding and cutting paper to create a beautiful design. Adults can enjoy teaching this talent to them as well. After they master the snowflake and the 5 point star, they...

  • How to Teach Children Not to be Greedy

    Sometimes children are naturally generous. Other children seem to gravitate towards being greedy graspers. Regardless of your child's natural tendencies, there are ways to gently teach them not to...

  • How to Get Kids Attention in a Classroom

    If you've ever taught a class, a group of children or even a Sunday School class you know how frustrating it can be when the children don't want to pay attention. This little method will take most...

  • How to Create a "Thankful Feathers" Display for School or Home

    In this display, students practice their paragraph writing expertise by writing about what they are thankful for in their own lives.

  • How to Help a Child With Handwriting Reversals Using Sand Trays

    Is your grade school child stuck on making certain letters backwards? Here's a physical learning activity that engages the body and the brain to help your child remember which way that letter...

  • How to Teach a Child to Sound Out Words

    Children who are learning to read come across thousands of new words in their books and the world around them. By teaching children strategies to figure out those strange new words, you can make...

  • How to teach your child how to "Multiply by 9" in two Minutes

    Teaching your child how to multiply by 9 can be frustrating for both you and your child, but not any longer! Follow the simple steps below and in minutes your child will have the 9 times tables...

  • How to Read With Your Child

    Experts recommend that your child reads at least 20 minutes each day in order to improve his/her reading fluency and comprehension skills. Part of that reading time can be your child reading aloud...

  • How to make a "Water Cycle Experiment" Easy and Fun

    In this easy step-by-step experiment, students will learn the four main phases of the Water Cycle. Students will also use the "Scientific Method" starting with a hypothesis, then...

  • How to Make a Solar System School Project

    A solar system school project can be lots of fun for the kids. Although this is not scale or proportion, it can be a great learning tool. The following article will tell you how to make a solar...

  • How to Help Someone Become a Good Reader

    Passively reading is a nice pasttime, but to really comprehend what you are reading is much different than just reading for pleasure. Reading to learn takes active involvement in the reading...

  • How to Play the Geography Game with Children

    Many children easily learn when the subject matter is taught as a game. This game teaches children place names without a map.

  • How to Use Music to Teach English Verbs

    Music is a powerful tool for engaging children in learning English as a second language (ESL). Through singing and actions, children will listen, comprehend and speak verbs successfully. These...

  • How to Use Music in Your Elementary School Classroom

    Are you feeling burned out as a teacher? Do you sense a lack of focus or motivation from your students in reading, math or social studies? Music is a powerful tool for engaging and motivating...

  • How to Teach Your Child With Ease

    I have a 5 yr old who use to get frustrated when it was time to do homework, learning new words, read or even remembering things, this works for us so we wanted to share.

  • How to use the SQP3R method to teach in the content areas

    Reading nonfiction is difficult for many children. This method can boost self esteem and success while teaching the content at the same time. Best of all, there is very little prep for the teacher.

  • How to Know if Your Child Needs a Tutor

    Teachers are usually the first to notice if a child is having difficulty academically. But, if your child is a hard worker or passive in the classroom, the teacher might not notice. That's why...

  • How to Ease your Child's Anxiety about Going Back to School

    Most children complain about going back to school. For some complaining is a sign of anxiety. Read these tips to help lesson your child's anxiety about going back to school.

  • How to Write a Modern Fairy Tale

    A princess, an evil witch, some magic words: these words conjure up visions of traditional fairy tales. With slight variations you get, for example, classic stories like Snow White or Cinderella....

  • How to Teach Personal Narrative Writing for Third Grade

    Third graders are certainly capable of telling stories. It’s not terribly difficult to teach them how to put their words in writing, and rearrange the words into an organized and...

  • How to Teach First Grade Reading

    A child’s desire to learn is one of the best tools for teaching. Most children strongly want to become readers and first graders are set up to learn reading by kindergarten language...

  • How to Multiply 2 Fractions

    Knowing how to do basic math functions on fractions is a tricky business. The key is learning how to arrange the fractions in the right way. The easiest way to remember how to multiply two...

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