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Slavery. The births of Argentina and Brazil. The Industrial Revolution. Are your students' eyes glazed over yet? Studying the past can involve a wearying barrage of names, dates, and far-away force... Read More

In the last month of school, I find myself and my students coasting in for a finish. To help us all continue to do our best, rather than doing the minimum required, I give them a challenge. Last yea... Read More

In the classroom I strive to maximize excellence and efficiency coupled with education. “Today I’m going to tell you about an excellent resource that will enlighten all your writing assignm... Read More

When should I start planning ahead for my art classes?  A. Plan ahead before school starts Get enough art ideas together for most of the year. Make an example of each one. Note any pre... Read More

Every other year, the high school juniors and seniors at our school must write a research paper. This paper must be at least 3,000 words, be properly formatted, contain in-text citations, and have... Read More

If your classroom has a projector, you can display PowerPoint and pictures. But does your projector get in the way of real, interactive teaching? Amy describes a tool that allows her the flexibility o... Read More

With paper, rock, and a football galaxy, Wanda demonstrates visual and sensory activities for engaging students. Today's students live in an immersion of media. From glossy picture books to digital me... Read More

These guidelines describe an annual science or history fair for Grades 4-12. Each grade has a general topic (science, history, Bible, etc). Projects include a research report, an oral report (typicall... Read More

Use this rubric to grade students' oral reports and exhibits at science or history fairs. Download this document or read it below. ... Read More

A final music project. Students choose either to perform a piece of music or find and play a piece of music, giving their analysis of the piece. Download this worksheet now or read it below. ... Read More