K-12

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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By 1Bobby & Wendy Key 1 comments
Are your kids falling behind in school, are you frustrated and dont seem to know how to reach them. Do you want more for thier life but you need a little help. Dont worry I have the information you need... more »
By Jan Hayner 1 comments
It is so frustrating, when you have an assignment and absolutely 'nothing' comes to mind. You have a total blank in your brain cell! The more that you think, the more cloudy it becomes. What do you do then? Chances are that you get up and walk ... more »
By TiffanyPoe 1 comments
Sometimes our children seem to have difficulty learning speech. This article will give you some tips on encoraging laungage for your child... more »
By breezycycle 1 comments
Even as a member of the audience, you participate in the art of live storytelling. Most stories told in this setting reveal basic truths about living. By participating in storytelling in an in-person event, you can connect to the storyteller, ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
The only thing worse than actually taking a long test is the boredom that comes with waiting for it to finish. Entertain yourself in between to make the time go faster and keep yourself sane, while waiting for your release back into the world... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Sitting through class after boring class can be exhausting. If you're looking for a little entertainment to brighten up the school day, here's a few suggestions. Just because chemistry and British lit are boring doesn't mean you need to be bored. ... more »
By gmichael67 0 comments
Involving students in the decision making process leads to more involvement and better behavior on their part. It gives them a sense of ownership if they have a legitimate part in what's happening. Allowing them to have a say in establishing ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Soccer is one of the world's greatest team sports. It encourages young athletes to develop qualities such as strength, stamina, speed and coordination, but it also teaches them to value teamwork and camaraderie. If you're new to soccer and are ... more »
By skn1972 0 comments
Article on Ancient Indian Mathematics by T S Bhanu Murthy... more »
By dbusenbark 0 comments
This video goes over factoring of various polynomials. Factoring is an important step to being able to solve quadratic equations... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
Facing problems at a public school can be difficult if you do not know who to contact to get things resolved in a timely manner. There are avenues that anyone can utilize to be heard and treated fairly as set in place by our government to assist ... more »
By David Sarokin 2 comments
Online newspaper archives are an amazing source for historical research. Whether you are looking for information on famous people, world-changing events, day-you-were-born headlines, everyday items -- like advertisements or the price of a loaf of ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 1 comments
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is generally regarded one of the most effective presidents in history. Lincoln's most important accomplishment was the preservation of the Union. Follow these steps to learn more ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Jimmy Carter was the 39th president of the United States and a dark horse candidate who narrowly defeated President Gerald Ford. After serving one term in office, Carter led a life of public service, primarily assisting the poor. To learn more ... more »
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As a teacher, creating quality lesson plans can be a very difficult and time-consuming task. Luckily, there is no reason to reinvent the wheel for every topic. Many wonderful lesson plans reside on the Internet, and all you have to do is find ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
You can find the maximum and minimum values of a function f(x) by graphing the function and or using calculus. The maximum and minimum values are the turning points or critical values on the graph of these functions. To locate these points, it is ... more »
By Foto45steve 1 comments
Need to know some geometry formulas. They are useful for math classes, standardized tests, landscaping, painting, construction, and so... more »
By americanguru 2 comments
The area of a circle is the number of square units inside of the circle. To find the area of a circle you must find radius (the distance from the center of the circle to the exterior). The area is found by the formula: A = 3.14 x r x r.. more »
By americanguru 1 comments
The area of a rectangle is the number of square units inside of the rectangle. To find the area of a rectangle multiply the measurement of the length times the measurement of the width. Area = length x width... more »
By pianistic 7 comments
You need new flooring and you need to know how to figure out the area. If your room is a rectangle shape, here is how you can do it. If it is a square shape you will need a different formula and will need to check out my other article below, how ... more »
By writing4fun 4 comments
Before we know it, it will be time for the school bells to ring and the kids will be boarding the school bus in their neatly pressed uniforms. Let's get an early start on the bargains and beat the last minute crowds... more »
By Sadie's Mom 2 comments
After working as a librarian in a cultural museum, I learned that there are a lot of great multicultural books out there that you don't see in the mainstream bookstores or in libraries. If you want to raise a child who respects other cultures, ... more »
By jillrayearth 0 comments
You have this topic on your math homework again and you forgot about it. You think the topics covered when you were a freshman in high school wouldnt be covered later on anymore.. but of course, math is math. It's just everywhere... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Geometry formulas such as the one to find the volume of a right circular cylinder are helpful and necessary. Students in high school geometry need these formulas, but so do homeowners, stay-at-home moms, engineers and mathematicians. Use this ... more »
By chrisjenkins 0 comments
Learn how to find unknown lengths (sides) of a similar triangle using Euclid's theorem... more »