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- Project Learning Around the World
What if your second graders became travel agents? Or your middle schoolers forensic scientists? Meet six teachers, from Brazil to Egypt, who have embraced project learning and gotten amazing results.
- Teaching Engineering in the Younger Grades
Think engineering is a high school topic? Think again! See how one school is teaching it in grades 3-5.
- Can Texting Help With Spelling?
Research shows that texting improves reading and writing. Find out why texting creates stronger spellers, and discover ways to incorporate it into your lessons.
- Help Every Kid Read on Level by Summer Vacation
Experts share their advice to help every student with reading struggles.
- Spring Science Crafts
Grow adorable grass friends, create terrarium worlds, make galaxy putty, and become an amateur geologist.
- How I Do It: Staying on Top of Planning and Grading
Teachers share their paperwork secrets–from on-the-go grading to Google Docs.
- Great Finds: Contests, Freebies, and Grants for Spring 2012
New project-based lessons, Cinco De Mayo activities, information on our annual poetry contest, and the chance to win a technology makeover.
- Child Behavior: Manage Transitions
Do you have students who struggle with transitioning from one subject to the next? Help is on the way!
- Career Q&A: Confronting a Colleague
Dealing with a colleague who doesn't respect your time; adapting to a new grade level.
- Free Scientific Method Posters
Teach the scientific method with our free, colorful step-by-step posters.
- 5 Options for Your Classroom Art Gallery
Five affordable options for creating an instant student art gallery.
- Teachers' Picks: Must-Have Math Apps
These math apps offer terrific skills practice for under $5.
- Teachers' Picks: A Garden of Spring Reads
Springtime means butterflies, toadstools, and mud puddles. These new books celebrate the wonders of the season.
- The Math Skills Kids Need Before First Grade
Great math activities to help kindergartners prepare for moving up.
- Five Creative Ways to Teach Haiku
Celebrate National Poetry Month by learning about this Japanese art form.
- Remembering the Titanic
Use the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic to deepen students' research skills.
- Authors Help Kids Find Their Writing Voice
Help your students become better writers with advice from the pros.
- End of the Day: Funniest Kids Answers
Sometimes you have to laugh at kids' "creative" responses.
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