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  • 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 Help a Child Quickly Learn to Read

    Children who do not read at grade level by the 3rd grade will probably never learn to read at grade level. It's a fact. But there are ways for you to help your child learn to read before they...

  • Math Projects or Puzzles

    Learning math takes a lot of practice, but it can be easier for kids to learn through fun projects or puzzles. These activities are for grade-schoolers, ages 6 to 12. Depending on the age and...

  • Grade 1 Reading Skills

    A first grade reader is working toward becoming an independent reader who enjoys reading stories, poems and information. A skilled reader in first grade is well on his way to being a good lifetime...

  • How to Stop a Grade School Bully

    Children learn best when immersed in constructive educational environments. Negative stimuli serve to destroy confidence, which can inhibit social or academic progress. While grade school bullies...

  • Math Games for Grade 6

    Whether you teach sixth-grade math or your child is in sixth grade, you may find it hard to reinforce math concepts. A great way to engage children in math activities is to challenge them with...

  • 1St Grade Math Facts

    Children beginning first grade should know how to count to 100 and should also be able to recite addition and subtraction facts from 0 to10 (all single-digit addition problems from 0+0=0 to...

  • First Grade Writing Lesson Plans

    Writing abilities at the first-grade level vary widely because the kids are in the beginning stages of the skill. Choose writing activities that allow each child to perform at her ability level....

  • Life Cycles Experiments for Grade 5

    Life cycles are an ideal subject of study for all ages. From preschoolers who learn that chickens come from eggs all the way up to college students who study the science of metamorphosis, life...

  • How to Use a Computer Webcam in the Elementary Classroom

    As a former teacher, I can tell you that we're not engaging our student's love of technology enough in the elementary classroom. Some of the most difficult students I had would tune in to a...

  • Ice Breaker Games for 3rd Grade

    Ice breaker games ease the transition into a new school year for third-grade students. They allow students to gain insight into each other and aid in learning names of unfamiliar students. These...

  • How to Deal with Bad Report Card

    Every student from time to time will bring home a report card that is less than acceptable. When your child brings home a bad report card there could be many things contributing to the grade. You...

  • Singapore Math Strategies

    Singapore math is being adopted by an increasing number of United States school districts from Utah to Massachusetts to California. It is already in wide use by homeschoolers. The reason for this...

  • Second Grade Online Science Activities

    Science covers a broad range of interests that fascinate second graders. Finding science related online activities that are safe and age appropriate is an important priority for most parents and...

  • How to Learn 5th Grade Math

    Many 5th graders become confused when their teachers speak in technical math jargon. Adults who are rusty on their 5th grade math skills can also benefit from some simple tutorials. Fifth-grade...

  • Grade School Yearbook Ideas

    It's always nice to give the students total control over their yearbook, but in grade school the students will need a little help with leadership and organization to make sure the yearbook looks...

  • How to Make a Book Report Bank That Students Love

    How many teachers have read those sad book reports that all end with "and I would recommend this book to kids who like adventure stories because this story was very adventurous and had lots...

  • First-Grade Reading Materials for Black History Month

    Many wonderful books have been written about black history, even for very young children. Most of the best material is meant to be read aloud by the teacher and not read independently at the...

  • 3rd Grade Learning

    Third graders learn many new skills in all subject areas. Students in the third grade are expected to master these skills in class and through homework.

  • How to Prepare Your Child for 3rd Grade

    Are you looking to prepare your child for 3rd grade. Here are some tips and ideas to help your little one.

  • Decorating a Third Grade Classroom

    Third grade classrooms should be decorated to encourage learning and make school a positive environment. The third grade curriculum concentrates on academia more than students may have in the...

  • How to be Prepared for the First Day of School

    Whether you are a new teacher or a tenured teacher with many years behind you, it is important to be prepared for the first day of school.

  • Role of Primary Education

    The primary education of a child can make or break his or her educational career. It is important to master the foundations in core subjects, but students should also be exposed to the arts and...

  • How to Teach Second-Grade Spanish

    Learning Spanish can be made into a fun and exciting experience, which is crucial when you are teaching kids. Second grade is a special grade. Most students fall somewhere between six and eight...

  • How to Prepare Your Child for 2nd Grade

    It is always helpful to keep your child learning throughout the summer and beyond. Summer is a wonderful time for children to kick back and relax. Unfortunately some of what they learned from...

  • How to Teach 5th Grade Special Education

    Special education can be an extremely challenging area to teach, but with the right tools and experience, it can be very rewarding. Fifth graders in special education require a special kind of...

  • Defining Primary Education

    The definition of primary education varies a bit from one country to another. According to the International Standard Classification of Education, it is generally considered to begin at age 5, 6...

  • How to Find a Science Fair Project

    Beginning in about fourth or fifth grade, students must participate in a science fair. As a parent, you can point your child in the right direction when it comes to choosing a science fair project...

  • How to Prepare Parents for Report Cards

    As a teacher since 1996, I can tell you that you never know how parents are going to react to their children's report cards. I take the approach that there should never be negative surprises. If...

  • How to Choose Appropriate Books for First Graders

    First-grade reading skills can vary widely; some children are ready to read chapter books while others are struggling to read anything at all. When choosing books, there are a few strategies to...

  • How to Teach an Elementary Multi-grade, Flexible Grouping, or Multiage Classroom

    Multiage classrooms have shown great potential when the right system is finally discovered. Competitiveness is replaced with cooperation in these multiage classrooms, flexible grouping is...

  • How to Help a Struggling 4th Grader With Spelling

    A fourth grader who is struggling in spelling, will continue to get frustrated as language lessons and English lessons advance. They will continue to fall behind, especially if your public or...

  • How to Make a 4th Grade California Mission Project

    If your child is studying California history in school, you’ll soon need to make a 4th grade California Mission project. Whatever California mission the teacher assigns, the report is sure to get...

  • How to Improve Your Math Grade

    Making a good math grade is hard work, but by working smarter rather than harder you can improve your math grade. People who constantly make straight A’s in math usually have good habits which...

  • What is Primary Education?

    Primary education is the foundation in educational systems. Basic language skills, mathematical skills and scientific concepts are introduced to children at ages four through seven. Children...

  • How to Get Your Child Ready for Kindergarten Reading

    Children are often hesitant to learn from their parents. This article will list a few tips for getting your child ready for kindergarten reading.

  • About Sight Words

    Reading is important. We have all been taught this by our parents and teachers. Without knowing how, it is virtually impossible to function in life. When small children start out learning to read,...

  • How to Get Your Child Ready for 1st Grade

    Is your child leaving Kindergarden and heading into first grade? Why not give your child the boost that he or she needs before entering 1st grade.

  • How to Make Book Journals for Grade Schoolers

    The sense of accomplishment in finishing one book often spurs kids on to read the next one. Keeping a journal that records reading success provides tangible evidence of a child's accomplishments....

  • How to Decide on a Homework Policy

    Question: What is the opposite of "reading for pleasure?" The answer is: "homework." What better way to ensure that kids learn to hate reading than to force them to read books that don't interest...

  • How to Have a 6th Grade Graduation Party

    To an eleven year old, graduating from the sixth grade is just as monumental as graduating from the eighth grade or even the twelfth grade. For most students, leaving the sixth grade means...

  • How to Calculate Averages

    Calculating averages is a skill used throughout life for many reasons. You may need to average speed among a group of runners. You may want to find the average height of a group of people. You...

  • How to Prepare Your 1st Grader for 2nd Grade

    Article after article has been written to address "getting pre-schoolers ready for that 1st day of school." What about getting the 1st grader off to as good of a start in his or her new...

  • How to Survive Fifth Grade

    Fifth grade is the gateway to middle school. It is one of the most difficult grades because you learn who you are and develop an identity. It's also one of the biggest years for peer pressure...

  • How to Pass Fifth Grade Math

    In fifth grade math, students are learning measurements, graphs, how to borrow in subtraction and a little bit about fractions, light geometry, probability, ratios, easy statistic terms and...

  • How to Pass Sixth Grade Math

    To pass sixth grade math you need to get good at a little geometry, fractions, light statistics, conversions, graphs, probability, ratios and percentages. With a little effort and a few tricks you...

  • How to Get a Guy to Like One in Grade School

    Grade-school romance can be tricky business. Most of the girls are just starting to get interested in guys, and many boys aren't ready to think about girls. If you want to get a guy to like you in...

  • How to Hold a Child Back in School

    It's not easy as a parent, teacher or principal to make the decision to hold a child back in school. When making the final decision, you must consider many factors. The adults making the final...

  • How to Create an Elementary Classroom Schedule

    One of the hardest things to do as an elementary school teacher is to find the time to fit everything in. There are so many skills to teach and only so much time in the day. To make sure that all...

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