From Boring to Brilliant: 7 Ways to Make Any Subject More Fun
Making learning fun is simple! From games to gadgets to going outside, these strategies transform your lesson from dull to delightful.
Language arts and grammar lesson ideas and activities for kids in Kindergarten through high school. Great ideas for elementary language arts lessons, as well as language arts activities for middle school grades.
Making learning fun is simple! From games to gadgets to going outside, these strategies transform your lesson from dull to delightful.
Point of view is powerful! Learn about the three main points of view in writing and how to make teaching point of view fun and interactive.
Check out this list of fifty tongue twisters, and learn why tongue twisters are both entertaining and educational!
These 15+ fairy tales kids should know are delightful reads and promote creativity, vocabulary, problem-solving, and cultural literacy.
Say goodbye to worksheets and embrace these fun ways to teach spelling instead! They’re a great alternative to traditional spelling lessons!
Teaching fairy tales will end happily when you include their literary structure, read aloud fun genre examples, and add engaging activities.
From similes to metaphors to personification, teach figurative language with these fun and engaging activities.
You don’t need to use the outdated practice of popcorn reading to assess fluency. Try one of these twelve alternatives.
Can your students tell facts from opinions? Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills with these fact and opinion activities.
Teach quotation marks to kids with these creative activities. Quotation marks are tricky to master, but these activities make them learnable!
Teach your students to select good fit books, books that are both right on their reading level and aligned with their interests!
These 16 descriptive writing activities for kids will help them use their words and imaginations to evoke the five senses.
Restating the question helps students answer fully and clearly. Teach this valuable skill with these restate the question activities.
“A” and “an” are tiny words that your child needs to master! Learn how to teach “a” and “an” with simple and fun activities.
From bulletin boards to creative writing, public speaking to ESL, incorporate Taylor Swift lyrics in your classroom.
Check out these creative and teacher-tested activities for arrival time that you can easily implement in your classroom.
Build your child’s academic skills and knowledge brick by brick with these LEGO homeschooling ideas for every subject.
Short vowel words are the first words a beginning reader learns to read. Check out these ten tips to teaching short vowel words.
Buoy your child’s enthusiasm for schoolwork with this list of over twenty ideas for Minecraft homeschooling lessons.
Write descriptions, dialogue, plot lines, plays, and poems using Minecraft as your prompt. Try these Minecraft language arts activities!