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From preschool to high school, spelling bees to drivers’ education, eHow has a wide range of K-12 How Tos for students, parents and educators. Are you a teacher wondering how to choose educational games for kindergarten children? eHow has fun and instructive options to keep kids engaged. Is your child or teen struggling to perform academically? Look to eHow for great advice on finding the right tutor or study group.

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  • 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 Figure out percents a little easier

    Tired of seeing things at the mall 50% off and not knowing what that means? Heres how I translate percents into real numbers...read along now!

  • How to Pass a Class More Easily

    I have spent most of my school life figuring out ways do less work and cut corners. But of course, everyone wants to pass their classes, right?! Right. So I have put this article together to show...

  • How to Work With a Paraprofessional

    Paraprofessionals are educational professionals who work with students to help them learn better. Another name for a paraprofessional is a teacher's aide. Working with a paraprofessional can help...

  • How to Decide If You Should Use "I", or "Me", In a Sentence

    You and I... Me and you... She and I... Me and her... How do we know when to use "I", or when to use "me"? Here's the trick. It's easy, and almost impossible to forget.

  • How to Teach Social Studies

    Social studies is a subject that encompasses history, economics and lessons about government. Social studies helps children learn how to read a text closely as well as how to form opinions about a...

  • How to Get Your Kids Enthusiastic About Reading

    Whether your child already knows how to read or is just beginning to learn, it is never too late to help your child along to become enthusiastic about reading. The earlier you encourage your...

  • How to Choose Good Books for Children

    When you give a book to a young child you're potentially sentencing the parent to hours of torture. How? It's the parents that truly suffer the agony of a bad kid's book when they're forced to...

  • How to Divide Fractions With Ease

    Fractions can be a very confusing part of math. Luckily, dividing fractions is pretty easy. Read on, and I'll tell you how.

  • How to Run a School News Show

    This is the news! Start your school day off every morning with a news broadcast that dishes out the latest school information. School activities, the lunch menu and special events are just some of...

  • How to Have a Kindergarten Thanksgiving Feast

    Thanksgiving is a true American holiday that should be included in every Kindergarten class. There is no better way to celebrate sharing and tradition than having a Thanksgiving feast in the...

  • How to Be a Successful Teacher

    I've been a teacher for over 10 years and I have learned a great deal along the way. Here are some tips on how you can become a successful teacher.

  • Personal Hygiene & Secondary Education

    Secondary school students often become more preoccupied with grooming their hair, nails and overall personal hygiene. Consequently, secondary schools emphasize the importance of students learning...

  • Grants for Creative Arts for Youth

    Whether it's writing a play, learning to paint or attending a dance recital, grants are available for creative arts for youth. Such grants are available from local, regional and national funding...

  • How to Teach Students Handwashing Techniques

    Nearly all articles and newscasts covering the best way to stay healthy mention hand washing. When students wash their hands frequently and correctly, they destroy the bacteria that cause colds,...

  • 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 Write a Great Critical Lens Essay

    The critical lens essay is known for its part in the English category of the Regent Exam. This exam is an assessment of a student's ability to perform an extensive range of reading, critical...

  • How Are Kids With Autism Treated?

    Having a child receive the diagnosis of autism can be devastating. By gathering information and knowing what treatment options are available, it is possible for parents to come up with the best...

  • Special Education Math Games

    Many students, especially students with special needs, lag behind when it comes to mathematical concepts. Teachers must do everything they can to close this achievement gap. Creativity and...

  • How to Measure a Lens Magnification

    Optical lenses are measured in power called Diopter. The power of a lens magnification can be measured on a piece of optical equipment called a lensometer. Most basic magnifying lenses are...

  • How To Teach Social Skills to Children With ADHD

    Children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) often struggle in social situations. They miss social cues, act impulsively and don't understand the effects of their behavior. While...

  • How to Test English

    English is both out loud communication and written communication. To test for English, you must test written comprehension, writing ability, spoken comprehension and speaking ability. Successful...

  • Bach Flower Remedies for Children With Learning Difficulties

    Bach Flower Remedies (also called Flower Essences) are tinctures made from flowers and a water/alcohol mixture. Some people believe these tinctures help them balance their emotions. Each flower...

  • 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 Change a Student's Learning Style

    Popularized by Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences theory, teachers recognize that each student is gifted in some respect. While teachers should allow students to learn using all learning...

  • How to Calculate Elementary Grade-Point Average

    A grade-point average (GPA) is the average numerical grade a student has earned for each class he has taken. An elementary school GPA differs from a high school or college GPA because in high...

  • How to Figure Average Height

    An average is a single number used to describe an entire set of numbers. Since a single number can't fully describe a set of several numbers, several definitions of average have arisen to describe...

  • How to Identify Parts of the Kitchen Stove for a Cooking Class

    Any introductory cooking class should begin with a lesson on identifying parts of a standard kitchen stove. Explain to students that their goal should be to cook safely, which requires knowing how...

  • How to Create a Timeline Graph

    Timeline graphs show events or changes to data that occur between two or more specific points of time. They are useful for history documentation, and are featured in many school textbooks. A...

  • How to Make an Edible Cell for a School Project

    Sometimes taking your science project to the next level not only gets you an "A" but also gives your whole class dessert. With a few simple steps, you can create a fun science project that...

  • What Is a Temperate Zone?

    Earth has three climate zones: polar, tropical and temperate. The temperature of these areas is determined by the latitude on which they are located. Each zone extends through 30 degrees latitude....

  • How to Extract DNA for a Science Project

    DNA is an exciting topic and lots of fun to learn about in science class. The scientific name is deoxyribonucleic acid. This molecule is fragile, small and found within the nucleus of cells. The...

  • How to Test Fine Motor Skills

    Gross and fine motor skills are actions that involve the movement of muscles. Gross motor skills include larger movements like those of the arms, legs or body. Fine motor skills refer to the...

  • How to Build a Preschool Playground

    Preschoolers love the fresh air and active play that is possible on a playground. Outdoor play areas allow young kids to stretch their legs and improve their motor skills through a variety of play...

  • Day Before Winter Break Activities

    Excitement runs high while attention spans are shrinking on the day before winter break. The excitement of the upcoming winter break causes most kids to lose focus. Planning educational activities...

  • Inernet Games That Help With Learning Fractions

    Math fractions can be especially difficult to learn in elementary school. For parents, sometimes it is hard to remember back to when they did fractions. The Internet can help parents help their...

  • How to Measure Behavior Change in Autism

    Autism is a developmental disorder that causes a person to interact with people and their environment in different ways. People with autism often exhibit behaviors that are inappropriate within...

  • 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 Study To Pass A Test

    Now that students are back in school, many will find that they suffer from test anxiety in various forms and at varying levels. This can be caused by having poor study skills and study habits....

  • How to teach letter recognition with a Y 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 special degree in education in order to teach letter recognition at...

  • How to Add Fractions - Math

    Fractions, whether or not you want to admit it, are a very important basic in mathematics. If you think of education like a building - you have to have a foundation to go up - fractions are part...

  • How to Present a Fairy Tale Readers' Theater Story Time

    Create a magical event for your family, friends or classmates. A Fairy Tale Readers’ Theater Story Time is theater without memorized scripts, a complete stage set or costumes. Readers’ Theater may...

  • How to Help Struggling Learners and Readers

    Do you have a struggling learner who isn’t reading? Does the learner cry when it’s time to do paperwork? Has the child been labeled ADD, ADHD, or Autistic? I have written an article in the...

  • How to Teach an Acting Class for Kids

    Whether you want to teach a unit on acting or use theater activities in the classroom. Acting classes can offer a number of activities that help teach many useful skills to young children. An...

  • How to Tips for Getting Your G.E.D

    If for some reason you failed to complete high school due to pregnancy, needing to get a job early or just loosing your way, getting your G.E.D. online is a great option. Your G.E.D. is a high...

  • How to Reward Children for Reading Books

    While reading carries many of its own rewards, some children need an extra incentive to read books. Consider adopting a reward system to encourage your child to read more.

  • Alcohol & Drug Education Curriculum

    Teaching children about drugs helps to ensure your child will make an educated decision if he is confronted about using drugs or drinking alcohol. Many schools include alcohol and drug education...

  • How to Teach in Juvenile Corrections Facilities

    Teaching in a juvenile correction facility is not for everyone. Juvenile correction facilities do not have summer holidays and winter breaks, so prospective teachers need to be aware that their...

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