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Oct 26, 2009
If You Take a Mouse to the Movies Reading Lesson
Elementary teachers can use the book If You Take a Mouse to the Movies to teach students how to sequence a story by putting events in order on a popcorn string. more...
Oct 17, 2009
How to Teach Elementary Kids Compound Words
Elementary teachers can use the book If You Take a Mouse to the Movies to introduce compound words to their students and play a word match game during reading class. more...
Oct 12, 2009
Elementary Snowman Glyph Math Lesson Plan
Elementary teachers teach students to read a legend to create a snowman glyph during a math lesson plan about non-standard graphs and charts. more...
Oct 5, 2009
Language Experience Approach Reading Lesson Plan
Teachers can make popcorn with students after reading If You Take a Mouse to the Movies. The kids can write an LEA popcorn story to practice reading and writing. more...
Sep 28, 2009
Teach Elementary Students How to Sequence Events
Elementary students use pictures to learn how to sequence story events after reading If You Take a Mouse to School by Laura Numeroff during this reading lesson plan. more...
Sep 26, 2009
If You Take a Mouse to School Lesson Plan
Teachers can read If You Take a Mouse to School with elementary kids to review the classroom schedule and teach students how to write their own story. more...
Sep 18, 2009
Ten Little Pumpkins Poem and Math Lesson
Kindergarten teachers can teach movement, memorization, addition and subtraction skills using the Ten Little Pumpkins Poem and Finger Play during circle time. more...
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Nov 2, 2009
Contractions With Has and Have
By: DeLene Sholes
When two words are combined to form a contraction, the result is a more conversational tone that is often needed in spoken and sometimes written language. more...
Oct 27, 2009
Am, Is, Are Contractions
Contractions with the verb to be combine a pronoun or noun with am, is, or are. In the shortened form, an apostrophe is used to show where a letter was omitted. more...
Contractions Ending With Shortened Form of Will
Most children learn to use contractions in speech at an early age. Their prior knowledge of contractions usually transfers easily to reading and writing. more...
Oct 23, 2009
Teaching Contractions Lesson Plan
Teaching contractions can be fun for the teacher and students. Use games, especially games that require children to move around or work together in pairs or small groups. more...
Oct 14, 2009
Kindergarten Activities on the Letter Z
By: Jenny Evans
Lesson plan ideas and letter Z activities for children ages 2 to 6. Get creative to teach alphabet recognition and pre-reading skills in the classroom or at home. more...
Kindergarten Activities on the Letter Y
These unique games, crafts, and activities reinforce alphabet recognition, letter-sound correspondence, handwriting, and critical thinking for the alphabet letter Y. more...
Oct 13, 2009
Kindergarten Activities on the Letter X
Alphabet learning for kids means getting creative with letter X lesson plans. Try these activity ideas and suggestions for teaching letter X to children 2 to 6 years old. more...
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