Students can use holiday recipes to practice measurement, conversion and other math skills.

This wonderful game is a terrific way to reinforce important vocabulary words across the curriculum

Put a mathematical twist on the classic turkey-related projects.

An exploration of Native American culture can lead to art, literature, and poetry activities.

There are easy ways to incorporate activities related to Aviation History Month in your classroom.

Here are simple ideas to integrate math and language arts skills.

Bring geography to life with a real world treasure hunt.

A Thanksgiving themed project can be a fun and educational way to celebrate the holiday season.

Captivate students while covering content by incorporating magic into your day.

Connecting mathematics with economics can be a liberating force for all involved.

Your students can write a 50,000 word novel in a month.

Here is a great way to pique your students' interest in geography, and help them learn about their world.

Helping students identify and apply point of view in reading and writing.

Supplement your science units with science fiction novels!

You can review safety strategies with a seasonal twist.

Use the Mythbusters model to jazz up your scientific method lessons!

The tender story of Molly's Pilgrim, coupled with a history mini-lesson, is a great way to discuss the meaning of Thanksgiving.

Helpful ways to engage students in anti-bullying exercises

Letter writing lessons can provide a way to introduce students to this important mode of communication.

Every child is fascinated by money. Teachers can use money lessons that expand on this inherent interest.

Journal writing lessons can become a whole new experience when students start to learn about the variety of options available.

Memoir lessons can give students a format for writing about their experiences, and a way to tap into their inner author.

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.