5 Acronyms and Rhymes to Help Teach Communication Skills to Young Ones (Pre-K / Elementary)
FacebookTwitterPinterestWe recently crowdsourced to find out your best rhymes and acronyms for teaching communication skills to young children. Below you
Free Lessons and Activities for Kids
Click on a topic below to find fun, free activities and lessons for kids. These are standalone mini-lessons comprised of a combination of text, video, downloads, and related links.
- Taking it Offline – Balance on and offline time by finding fun “unplugged” activities
- Math Games – Fun math games and activities
- Critical Thinking & Logic– Fun critical thinking content for kids – yes, even the young ones
- American Sign Language for Kids – Learn ASL by watching videos and print handouts for later
- Young Fun – This is fun content geared towards the younger kids
- Quotes in Cursive – Kids explore D’Nealian handwriting and draw inspiration from famous quotes
- Positive Music for Kids -Yay! Time to exercise and listen to fun, positive kids’ songs
- Learn Spanish – Watch a few videos to get your kids started with Spanish
- Wellness for Kids – Explore the 6 dimensions of wellness with the children in your life!
Mathlibs® for 2020!
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Mathlibs® + More!
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Resources for Teaching Matrices
FacebookTwitterPinterestMatrices are taught frequently in Algebra 2 and/or PreCalculus and are such an important and useful tool in solving problems.
Coloring in the Secondary Math Class
FacebookTwitterPinterestIf you are looking for a way to practice a newly learned math skill that integrates some art, a coloring
5 Resources for Right Triangles and Trigonometry
FacebookTwitterPinterestWithout a doubt, my FAVORITE unit in Geometry is Right Triangles & Trigonometry! (My least favorite is Logic & Proof