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72Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum
Creating a comprehensive language arts program for your homeschool is a challenge just because language arts is such a broad field. Make it easier by crafting integrated lessons that touch on many areas at once.
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81How to Motivate Students to Read
Reading is an important life skill, but kids may not comprehend the importance of it. Encourage them to become better readers, and even to love reading, with a few simple — yet effective – techniques.
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86First Letter to Parents and Guardians to Send Home from the Teacher at the Beginning of the School Year
Want to introduce yourself to your students' parents or guardians? Write them a letter! This article includes an example of an actual teacher letter to parents that can be used in any grade level.
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84Do Children Need to Learn How to Diagram Sentences?
Although your homeschool language arts curriculum doesn't have to include a study of diagramming sentences, there are some advantages to teaching your children how to parse. Visual spatial students especially benefit from diagramming sentences.
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71Lesson Planning to teach poem for young learner
This lesson Plan is use to teach poem for young learner. It is emphasize on language art following KSSR modul which is used in Malaysia. Any teachers who are going to teach poem for young learner can use this lesson plan. it is easy and effective. By using this lesson plan, pupils manage to enjoy while learning. Thus, pupils will appreciate the beauty of language through activity.
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63FCAT Writes: My Child Can Score A 6.0
Unfortunately, parents in Florida are subject to high stakes testing. Our students in fourth grade, eighth grade, and tenth grade are subject to FCAT Writes. This article will focus on the skills students will need to be able to master in order to...
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93Body Language And Eye Contact - Explained
A concise and illustrated guide to what the eyes betray and tell you about what the person feels.
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78Best ways to learn a language
To learn a learn a language can be quite challenging for an adult. Children under the age of around 8 can acquire a foreign language naturally and sound like a native speaker. The older you get, the more fixed you pronunciation becomes.
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67Spoken Word ENTERTAINMENT versus Poetry
Spoken Word vs. Poetry. If a spoken word poet cannot show that they are strong on paper, should they be labeled an entertainer, NOT a Poet? As a writer, I have always had a need to read my work to someone. My ear's have to hear the creative work...
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65Teaching Students to Read Nonfiction
"Read it again, mommy," the little one asks. They love being read to and many of us read them fictitious stories of cats in hats, a woman who ate a spider, and so many more. Our children grow up listening and reading those wonderfully imaginative...
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