Here are some effective strategies to use when tutoring students.

Haiku, a form of Japanese poetry, can provide a way for students to tap into their creative abilities.

Earth Day lessons provide a great way to teach students about the significance of the event, and how they can make a difference.

Students explore the world around them through the lens of a camera with these photography lesson plans.

Let local nature inspire original art with these landscape lesson plans.

When students learn about coats of arms symbols, they can explore history, math, and their own ancestry.

Scatter plot lessons can help students create different types of graphs by hand or with the aid of technology.

Students use creative problem solving as they construct with clay in art lesson plans.

Examining walking strides, rates, and calories burned are just some of the ways to connect physical education with math.

Getting to know your students is an experience that can be fun and enjoyable.

Classroom activities can teach young students the value of money.

There are easy ways to create a positive relationship with students and their parents.

How to deal with parents of a student who don't get along with each other.

While class size increases make it more challenging for teachers to meet students' needs, there are ways to make things a little easier.

Here are ways to map and meet students' content needs.

By using the book "The Wump World," students can discuss environmental issues and extend the Earth Day experience.

You can have students use crayons to learn about igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.

When you cook with your class, you build community while improving language arts and math skills.

By growing a class or school garden you can teach students about the environment, the life cycle of a plant, and healthy eating.

Take your students on an imaginary shopping trip to practice math and other skills.

Students learn characterization by writing about a special person in their life.

Differentiated lesson plans are an excellent tool for meeting students' needs in the mixed ability classroom.

Figuring out what type of curriculum is best for you and your students is a lot easier with these tips.

Beginning a media unit by taking a closer look at advertising, and persuasive techniques can keep students engaged.