Middle School

Articles in Middle School

By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
You’re only in middle school, but you already love being a leader and helping the others in your school. But you may be wondering if there’s a way to win the election for student council president... more »
By amylaine 6 comments
The Time to Shop for School supplies is almost here. Buying school supplies can be expensive especially if you want to reduce your effects on the environment by buying green. There are ways to buy more green product without the huge price tag... more »
By Never 0 comments
How to calculate that #9 remains 9. It's Simple Multiplication and Addition, And It's Interesting... more »
By annie20 1 comments
Keep children using the knowledge they have about words, and extend it further. Making words, with given letters, makes them think about sounds(phonics) and also word families or word chunks. This is a manipulative activity, so therefore the ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Once you enter middle school, you'll notice the rules about how to dress completely change. Your friends suddenly show interest in where everyone shops and judge fellow students on their style. You'll want to try and dress well when attending ... more »
By missforty 3 comments
The U.S. Government offers free posters, lesson plans and more for teachers... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
The transition from 6th to 7th grade is one of the hardest changes a student makes during his academic career. Students go from being in a self-contained classroom to many different teachers a day in a larger building often connected to a high ... more »
By Julie Mayfield 4 comments
Do you kids know the proper use of there/their/they're? Do they care? They will after you introduce them to Grammar Girl!.. more »
By CARSON BAILEY 2 comments
When you are teaching at the local middle school in Indiana and you have a code or announcement of an "EXTERNAL LOCKDOWN" by one of the Staff (that has the authority to make that call) this is what you should do!.. more »
By CARSON BAILEY 5 comments
When you are teaching at the local middle school in Indiana and you have a code or announcement of an "INTERNAL LOCKDOWN" by one of the Staff (that has the authority to make that call) this is what you should do!.. more »
By alejomag 0 comments
This article is perhaps the most challenging for many people. When I devised this particular scenario it took place in my eighth grade English class at my junior high in my hometown. Part of me has to bask in the accomplishment, part of me still ... more »
By WriterGig 0 comments
Observe Red Ribbon Week, part of the national Red Ribbon Campaign drug prevention program, and show your support for a drug-free America. This observation provides the backdrop for programs and activities designed to raise awareness and promote ... more »
By chadchouehow 0 comments
There are so many movies, TV program, and DVD put on the markets every. For your own interesting, it is very easy for you to pick your own movies, but when it come to pick up for your kids. You do need more time to select the good program. There ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Making the transition from elementary school to middle school presents many challenges to a child, who may have been in the same school for seven years. He'll have to get accustomed to a new layout, different schedule and strange faces in the ... more »
By mentor68 0 comments
Latitude and longitude each start with the same letters, but go different directions. Remembering a few things will help keep them strait... more »
By ishan 0 comments
These sums are moderately easy to do and are basically for kids.. more »
By Amanda Formaro 6 comments
There are ways that busy parents can stay involved in their children's educational growth. Whether you work outside of the home, run a home office, or take care of other children, you too can be a part of your child's school life that they will ... more »
By TheStorm 0 comments
Everthing you need to know about attending the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, orientation... more »
By Brian Thompson 1 comments
Outside of storming the shores of Normandy, there are few things as terrifying as walking into a room full of 7th graders to whom you’re supposed to teach grammar and writing... more »
By Brian Thompson 0 comments
This is a quick and easy lesson in the definition and usage of euphemisms... more »
By acjkim 0 comments
Most schools don't allow cellphones in class or any electronic devices for that matter. Here are few tips you can use to help you not get caught if you need to use your cellphone... more »
By Remedy2 2 comments
REMEDY2 IS GOING TO MOTIVATE THE YOUNG KIDS OF THE NEXT GENERATION WITH HIP HOP WITH A MOTIVATIONAL TWIST!.. more »
By creativemayhem 0 comments
When I first became a teaching artist, I had very little experience with actual teaching. Over time and with some professional development workshops, I learned a basic framework for writing lesson plans that are exciting and fun to use in a ... more »
By NicoleAZ 1 comments
Here is a simple formula for writing poetry in the diamonte style... more »
By TheStorm 3 comments
(Application process: terrifying) (Projects: Endless) (Art Supplies: $$$) (Attending an art school: Priceless).. more »