Whether you focus on the real meaning of Easter, or on the fun stuff, like egg dyeing, here are some great lessons.

Volcano and earthquake lessons can provide a great way to link science instruction to current events.

Pirate Lesson Plans provide a way for students to learn about Blackbeard and other historical pirates, as well as modern day incarnations.

You can give a fresh response to that perennial question "when will we ever use this, anyway."

Here are some fun art activities related to Hanukkah.

Writing a non-fiction big book can help students learn about research techniques, note taking, and other skills.

No matter the scientific discipline, your students can benefit from a study of water.

Students can benefit from an education on renewable energy.

Lesson plan ideas for the story "A Christmas Carol."

Students benefit from an education about these nonliving pathogens.

You can try these management tips and lessons to help you confidently integrate technology into your curriculum.

Holiday songs can be fun and educational.

Developing a check list can make writing a literature analysis easier.

The Civil War is a complex topic that students can study in a variety of ways, including watching a reenactment.

There are many creative activities that can be done to extend the learning after reading "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."

A study of the Cold War can helps students learn about history through interviewing people who lived through this period.

The history of the Middle East can be a fascinating and relevant topic for students.

Building efficacy through goal setting is a great way to give your students the tools to succeed.

Students can gain a greater understanding of 19th century Europe by focusing on French Realism.

Students can explore the art of Paul Cezanne with these lessons and activities.

Edouard Manet was an artist whose life and work provides a wealth of educational opportunities for students.

Claude Monet provides a great way to lead students in a discussion of art, politics, and 19th century society.

How to prepare your mainstream students for a special education student in their classroom.

Teaching your child about patterns can be a fun and motivating experience.