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If you’re looking for some freebies and resources for teaching handwriting, you’re in the right place! I’ve collected ALL our handwriting resources and put them here so you can find them easily. You’ll find handwriting resources for print, slant (a.k.a. D’Nealian), and cursive! *This post contains affiliate links. A Little About Teaching Handwriting Teaching ... Read More about Resources for Teaching Handwriting
Looking for some new ideas and activities to teach cladograms and phylogenetic trees? Check out this list below of fun activities and interactive websites. 1. Cladogram Construction: This free activity from Carolina Biological is nice and simple- a great way to introduce cladograms to your students. It has students construct a cladogram and then make ... Read more
Check out some ideas to add fun and engagement to your geography unit! 1. Explore maps and globes. Students may benefit from some hands-on ...
A collection of useful resources for teaching geometry and how to use the tools in your toolkit for student success!
Teaching schwa can feel intimidating when teaching older students. Schwa shows up when teaching syllables, creating spelling lists and is embedded throughout
Last year I taught a class of thirteen young students beginning Spanish. I have spent tons of hours looking for ideas, activities, songs,...
It's all about the people- where we live and how we interact with the world around us! Resources for Teaching Human Geography
Help your children learn to be safe at the beach or pool with these water safety sites.
The ELL Toolkit: Helping Newcomer Students Build Language Skills with ConfidenceThe ELL Toolkit is designed to help newcomer students in grades 1-6 (Levels 1-2) build essential English vocabulary and conversational skills.Through engaging, hands-on activities, students will quickly gain confidence...
Homeschool Resources: Teaching Ancient Rome is a collection of printables, books, art, hands-on activities and more for teaching Ancient Rome in your homeschool.
One of my favorite parts of the cell unit is teaching about membranes. If you ask me, they are by far the most important part of the cell. Everything the cell does is because it is responding to signals received by the membrane. While many students think the nucleus is in charge, it is in ... Read more
Teaching grammar doesn't instill a sense of joy in the hearts of many teachers. Likewise, you don't hear students often raving about the grammar lesson
Teaching my kids to read is one of my favorite things about homeschooling. Here is a list of some of my favorite resources for teaching phonics at home.
This binder is a collection of web resources for teaching Sophocles's play, Oedipus Rex.
Resources for teaching and learning English like as ebook, cd audio, video online
Many of my first grade friends are now learning common blends and digraphs. I thought it’d help if I gathered a few of my favorite resources and activities as well as answer common questions for introducing and practicing this skill. What’s the difference between a blend and a digraph? Consonant Blends A consonant blend is […]
If you met my husband and I just 4 years ago, you would not believe where we are today. We live in the country, we have a huge garden, we are talking about getting chickens at some point…its a little crazy. In fact, the first week we lived here I literally had to brake on the...
In this list, we've collected posters, apps, definitions, apps, tools, videos and strategies and more for teaching with Bloom's Taxonomy.
Rooted in ancient tradition and storytelling practices, myths make for a fantastic addition to any classroom interested in culturally and educationally rich literature! Myths are symbolic stories that use supernatural characters or qualities to teach a lesson of some sort, serving as metaphoric explanations for natural or social phenomena
