This simple brain worksheet PDF is designed to be an easily approachable visual teaching aid for all ages.
Top 10 History Podcasts For Kids | Fields of Daisies
Welcome to Part 1 in the “Top 10 Teaching History Helps”: History Podcasts For Kids! Welcome to the very first post in the brand new "Teaching History ...
University of Kent students teach English to refugees to help them settle into local communities
Students from the University's Department of English Language & Linguistics (ELL) are teaching English to refugees to help them settle into local commun
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SOAPStone Text Analysis
Unlock the layers of meaning within texts with our versatile SOAPStone Graphic Organizer. Created on Google Slides, this resource offers the perfect blend of digital assignment and traditional printing. It serves as an invaluable tool for students to analyze and interpret texts effectively through the SOAPStone acronym, deciphering Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Significance, and Tone. Key Features: Structured Analysis: The SOAPStone acronym provides a systematic framework for students to follow, guiding them through a comprehensive text analysis. Digital and Printable: Accessible via digital platforms or traditional print, this resource adapts to diverse learning preferences and environments, ensuring accessibility and convenience.…
Photosynthesis and Layers of the Leaf: Types of Cells Activity
Plants don't have to be boring! Discover the structure and function of the layers of a leaf as you read and color this foldable. Flip through the layers of the leaf as you discover WHY the palisade layer is tightly packed and always facing up. Learn the function of each type of cell found in the leaf. Print and go. Simple directions. Total engagement. Includes application questions and answers. Time required: 1 hour. Possible Uses: •Use as an introductory notes on the structure and function of the leaf (This is how I use it in my classroom. I do this…
Our Body – Week 1 Body Parts – Day 3 Digestive System
This was our first day using our felt body parts and working on internal organs. The children LOVED it. Teaching Elements for today: We eat food We chew food with our teeth to break it into small pieces Food travels down the esophagus to the stomach The stomach is full of acid The acid breaks down the food The food goes into the small intestine where nutrients are absorbed Then it goes into the large intestine where the water is squeezed out Then the left over food comes out as poop. Beginning Discussion - Focused on discussing our food and…
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There are many ways you can make money from blogging; this is how I make money from my blog without writing sponsored content.
