Graduation is an important part of a student’s school career. Here are 27 graduation songs that can be used for graduation or end of the year slideshows or ceremonies. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye Be A Light by Thomas Rhett Brave by Sarah Bareilles Count On Me
Using the Gallery Walk teaching strategy is a great way to get students engaged and actively participating in a lesson. How Does This Gallery Walk Teaching Strategy Work? Post several large sheets of paper around your classroom – each is a “station” in your Gallery Walk. On each piece of
It can be a challenge to find a quality middle school Ramadan lesson. Ramadan, the celebration of when Allah first presented the Qur’an to the Prophet Mohammed, is a critical part of the Muslim faith and is celebrated annually, yet middle school lesson plans about this month-long holiday are hard
For many people, the mere mention of poetry invokes images of old poets writing love poems about unrequited love. For those that know better, poetry is everything from hilarious commentary on daily life to pointed insight into the human condition. Why should we teach this art form? Let’s talk about
Looking for middle school Easter lessons? It can be a challenge to find engaging and middle school-appropriate ways to celebrate Easter in your classroom. As much as I would love to hand out an Easter-themed colouring sheet and call it a day – I don’t think my students would be
Depending on who you are and where you live, you may have never experienced the pranks associated with the first day of April or you may find yourself the victim (or perpetrator) or yearly hijinks. No matter which category you fall into though, April Fools’ Day can be a humorous
It can be a challenge to find appropriate 6th grade short stories. Some stories are extremely long and are almost a short novel in length, whereas others are not appropriate for modern-day values. I love using short stories in my classroom. I use them to teach the elements of the
Looking for a middle school daylight saving lesson plan? While not a holiday in the religious sense, Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a part of the culture of many areas – predominantly in North America and Europe as well as some areas of South America and New Zealand. This annual
