Glossary of Internet Acronyms and Emoticons The acronyms abbreviate common phrases and slang we're all familiar with, and the emoticons...		Charlotte's Web: Chapter One Read the first chapter of Charlotte's Web.
How Students Learn Discover the laws of learning and how students use the knowledge they acquire in the classroom....		Student Orientation Learn some general rules about what makes a great teacher. This advice is especially useful for...
Writing Conferences The writing conference is a one-on-one strategy, that takes place between the student writer...		Geometry Geometry is the study of two- and three-dimensional figures. It includes defining the different...
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Tough Love: How to Work with a Disruptive Student You're a teacher challenged with a difficult student. You've tried being nice and not so nice,...		Measurement Activities & Exercises This professional development resource will help you understand why measurement matters, so you...
Insects Bulletin Board Encourage educational conversation about insects with this ladybug bulletin board.		Teacher & Student Puzzles & Games Use puzzles as a way to extend learning and build skills for all students. These puzzles have...
Direct Skill Instruction for Students with Autism This article identifies social skills that need to be developed with autistic students and the...		Funbrain to Go: Math Baseball Try the new and improved, downloadable Math Baseball. It's the most popular math practice game...
Key Instructional Principles to Use with English-Language Learners A list of several key instructional principles that can be used with English-language learners...		Green Classroom Practices That Save Money Go green in your classroom with environmentally friendly tips that will save you and your...
The Teacher from the Black Lagoon Use these lessons and activities to supplement lessons centered around The Teacher from the...		Six Tips for Successful Oral Reading Sam Sebesta, a specialist in Readers Theatre, gives teachers six tips for a successful oral...
Using Mad Libs® in the Classroom: Write Your Own Mad Libs® (Gr. 1-3) Write Your Own activities focus on writing stories, letters, directions, and descriptive...		Planning Pyramid for Multi-Level Mathematics Instruction Organize you teaching by focusing on what all, most, and some of your students will learn in...