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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 Tutor and make at least $20/hr

    Hey guys, I am here to tell you how you can find a tutoring job and get paid at least $20/hr. Maybe you want a job like this but you don't feel like you can because tutoring is such a hassle and...

  • How to Get Great Eye Contact from Autistic Children

    As people who work or live around autism know that eye contact is one of the social skills that these special little children struggle with daily. Some autistic children are so inwardly tied and...

  • 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 a Child Analog Time

    Remember the old days when there were no digital clocks or watches? We had to learn to tell time the old-fashioned way--with numbers on the face of a watch or clock! Even in this digital age, it...

  • How to Take Effective Reading Notes

    Students are often frustrated when reading school textbooks. They know that they should be taking notes on the reading, but are unsure how to go about it. This simple classroom-tested technique...

  • How to Entertain your self in a REALLY boring class

    You're in the middle of the class. The teacher is busy talking & explaining. You look at the clock, expecting that the bell will ring in a few minutes...only to discover it's been only 15...

  • How to Understand and Do Logarithms and Natural Logarithms

    When you see the word "logarithm," what image comes to your mind? Certainly not visions of sugarplums dancing through your head. Don't worry; logarithms sound a lot more painful than...

  • How to Handle Problems With Your Child's Teacher

    It never goes as smoothly as you hope it will..........never. Your child is being bullied..... She received an F on that paper you read and thought was JUST FINE! Half of the grades in the online...

  • 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 Get Homework Done When Your Child Has ADHD

    The school scene is hard enough under normal circumstances, when you have a child with ADHD the challange may seem impossible. As your child ages, studying at home becomes a harder task when...

  • How to Tell Which It's/Its is Which

    The difference between "it's" and "its" is easier than you may think. Read the instructions below, and learn how to tell which it's/its is which.

  • How to Put Together a Successful Student Council Speech

    Many people think that Student Council elections are just popularity contests. In a sense, they almost are. Yet, if it was, how come a "dark horse" candidate can just come out of nowhere...

  • How to Graph Inequalities

    The word "Inequality" confuses many people, but when they hear about "The alligator eating the bigger number", they suddenly remember that symbol from elementary school. The...

  • 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 Create a Polar Graph

    In polar graphing, the graph grid is circular, like a radarscope. A point on the graph has the coordinates (r, θ), where radius r is the distance from the origin (pole) and θ is the...

  • How to Find Free Online Math Games

    It is easy to get kids to practice math with all of the free online math games available. The following websites provide fun free math games that allow kids to practice skills ranging from basic...

  • How to Get Kids to Share

    Sharing is an act of kindness that has many social advantages. Yet, it does not come naturally to very young children. Very young children just know that things are theirs. It is simple and...

  • How to Correctly Use an Apostrophe

    The apostrophe is one of the English language's most frequently used and abused marks of punctuation. A simple trip to the grocery store may reveal signs that advertise "Tomato's" and...

  • How to Keep Kids Active Inside, Inside Activities for Toddlers and Children

    Even when it's cold outside, kids want to play! Keep the younger ones entertained inside -- whether it's raining, snowing, or you just don't feel like going out!

  • How to Use "their", "they're", and "there"

    To you, it may be common sense when to use these, but to some it may be more difficult. It is a common mistake, and if you don’t be careful you can fall into the trap of using the wrong “their”.

  • How to Use Whom in English

    Even native speakers have trouble with "whom" in English! That is because it is becoming less and less common. But, if you want to write correctly, whether you are a student or not,...

  • How to Use "Some of" with a Verb

    Sometimes "some of" is used with a singular verb, and sometimes it is used with a plural verb. But do you know how to use it correctly? There are easy rules to help you, whether you...

  • How to Tips On Writing Childrens Books

    Writing is one of the best ways to express your feelings about the world around you. And writing for children can be an excellent way to enhance your own creativity and imagination. If you wish to...

  • How to Use Sit and Set Correctly

    "Sit" and "set" are two verbs that are often confused by English speakers. It is important to understand the difference since they are used all the time. Here are some easy...

  • 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 Choose and Spell Common Words Correctly

    We've all done it. We've all confused "laid" with "layed" (not even listed in Webster's Dictionary), "loose" and "lose" and "loose"....

  • How to Stay Out of The High School Drama

    We all agree that High School just plain out sucks with all this Drama and who is dating who and who is wearing what. I'm sick of hearing it and it all leads to something bad! I'm sick of all...

  • How to Choose a Private Preschool

    For many children, preschool represents their first encounter with a formal educational system and serves as a foundation for years to come. A poor preschool experience can have lasting effects....

  • How to Sound Out Numbers

    In another article I wrote about how to improve your memory for numbers by making them into pictures. The first step was to remember a consonant sound for each number. Although that is just the...

  • How to Use a Semicolon in a Sentence

    If you are interested in understanding the art of the semicolon, you're in the right place. The following article provides instructions on how to use this "glorified comma".

  • How to find a good Montessori school

    There are well over 5000 Montessori schools in the US but they are not all created equal. The word Montessori is not trademarked and Montessori schools are not a franchise. In order for you to...

  • How to Teach Elementary Division for Kids

    Division can be a very difficult concept for young children. Many times the lessons in school go right over their head, This can lead to frustration and possibly falling behind in class. There are...

  • How to Do Algebra - Solve a Story Problem Equation

    If you can solve equations, you will get ahead! If you can't solve equations, your career options will be severely limited. This is because some jobs require the ability to solve equations. ...

  • How to Write an Effective IEP

    Writing an IEP, or individualized education plan, that is really effective can make a huge difference in a student's learning outcomes. A student may be working below grade level and there may be...

  • How to Write Measurable Objectives for an IEP

    An IEP, or individualized education plan, must include measurable objectives. Writing goals and objectives are easy but writing them so that they are measurable can be more challenging. Anyone...

  • How to Use EERE's Educational Games to Learn About Saving Energy

    If you are a parent who cares about saving energy, there is little doubt that you will lead by example. If your kids see you turning off the lights, and you explain to them why you do, it is...

  • How to Help Your Child Get Dressed Easily

    Getting your child dressed can sometimes be stressful. Some don't like dress time at all, and will not sit still long enough for you to change them or may even around naked. Other children love...

  • 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 Tell Your Child They Have Autism

    You will have to decide when the time is right to tell your child they have autism. As kids get older, they often become more and more aware of being different. They often struggle to fit in and...

  • Laws of Exponents for Multiplication & Division

    The exponent of a number tells you how many times to multiply the number. The rules of exponents follow the logic of how numerical values interact with each other. Some students choose simply to...

  • How to Know if a Teacher is Qualified

    Researchers and educational professionals assert that specific teacher characteristics, specifically certification, classroom practices and advanced degree have a direct correlation to increased...

  • How to use MLA format in an essay with quotations

    Learning the MLA format can be a pain! However in following step by step solutions, with time and practice setting your essay in MLA format will become second nature.

  • How to Not Make Your Teacher Mad

    I am a teacher and there are some things that drive me crazy! Students do them every single day and after 180 days, it gets a little old. Try not to do these things to your teacher!

  • How to Learn to Type for Kids Software and Tutorials

    There are many learn to type for kids software programs available these days. These programs make it easier for your children to learn typing. Some of these software programs you will have to...

  • How to Spell They're, Their, and There Correctly

    Both native and non-native writers of English have trouble using They're, Their, and There because the pronunciation is identical in each case. But if you learn what each one means, it will be...

  • Good Speech Topic Ideas

    Before choosing a topic for your speech, there are several factors you should consider. A good place to start is by determining the audience, purpose and level of formality for your oration. It is...

  • 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 Find the Inverse of a Function Using a TI-89 Calculator (Calculus: Inverse Functions)

    Learn how to find the inverse of a function using a TI-89 calculator.

  • How to deal with peer pressure in High school

    The easiest way to handle a conflict is to just say NO to the things you are not comfortable with. However, its not really that simple in all cases especially when you are around new people,...

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