Engaging & Fun Health Lesson Plans For Middle School
It is important to plan engaging health lesson plans for middle school students that go beyond worksheets. Check out these lessons in this blog post.
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10 Ways To Make Science Class Engaging and Fun For Students
Making science class engaging does not have to be a challenge, learn 10 different ways to have fun in class.
Halloween Costumes for English Teachers
I love to celebrate holidays in my English classroom! For Halloween, I always teach Halloween-themed lessons and dress up in a fun costume. But it’s not always easy to think of good teacher costumes that are both creative and appropriate. So I made this list for inspiration. Here are 21 book-themed
Fantastic Orange Shirt Day Resources For Middle School Teachers
September 30 is known as Orange Shirt Day. Find Orange Shirt Day resources for middle school students in this blog post.
Best Strategies For Teaching Split Grade Classes
Teaching split grade classes is not an easy feat. There are usually two different curriculums to cover, parental and student expectations, as well as always feeling like you are behind. During my teaching career, I have taught grade 7/8 a few times. My first time teaching a split grade was
Helpful Virtual Teaching Tips
These virtual teaching tips will hopefully help you plan for fully remote virtual teaching or hybrid learning. The COVID-19 pandemic brought many challenges for all of us, but the challenges of online/virtual teaching for educators have been momentous. For some of us, teaching in this way may have been nothing
Best Creative Student Projects Ideas
Creative student projects can be a challenge to plan when students are very accustomed to creating slideshows. Microsoft first released an official version of PowerPoint to the world in 1990. By the mid-1990s, Microsoft Office was available for use in classrooms and by the early 2000s, over 95% of public
Say Something Teaching Strategy
It is important for students to stop and think about the materials they are reading. The say something teaching strategy gives students time to think about their reading material and share those thoughts with their peers. How Does This Say Something Teaching Strategy Work? Place students in groups of two
