what are some good classroom teaching resources?
Q. I'm doing a teaching session on violence, policing, and control. I need to find some engaging classroom activities that i could use to teach about these topics. I'm hoping to be able to do something that can get the students involved as opposed to merely lecturing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by nam - Wed Jul 25 19:50:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will give you some resources and hope they will help you. There are organization who fight against violence. here are some hintful and helpfull links.
Answered by angelikabertrand64 - Wed Jul 25 20:36:06 2007
Q. I'm doing a teaching session on violence, policing, and control. I need to find some engaging classroom activities that i could use to teach about these topics. I'm hoping to be able to do something that can get the students involved as opposed to merely lecturing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by nam - Wed Jul 25 19:50:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will give you some resources and hope they will help you. There are organization who fight against violence. here are some hintful and helpfull links.
Answered by angelikabertrand64 - Wed Jul 25 20:36:06 2007
What are some good teaching resources websites for 4th grade or GATE students?
Q. Hello! im a teacher in san diego and Im going to teach 4th grade gate in september. I have taught kindergarten and second grade before, but fourth grade seems so different! I especially have no experience with gate students. Thanks a bunch for any suggestions!
Asked by trojangirl8 - Fri Feb 2 16:35:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Four suggestions: First, check out the required curriculum/standards, and get up to speed on that. For example, does the school have a required math program? Everyday Math, for example, is a fast paced, totally different hands on approach and you would benefit from specific training in that area. Also, if you know that you will have GATE or Twice exceptional children in the class, look for a book, class, or workshop on "differentiaited instruction", and multiple intelligence theory. If you know that there will be ELL learners, then get geared up for those students. Second, ask the kids what they want to learn, what they are learning, and what they have learned. Keep them involved. A general suggestion would be to interview or survey… [cont.]
Answered by bizime - Sun Feb 4 23:06:08 2007
Q. Hello! im a teacher in san diego and Im going to teach 4th grade gate in september. I have taught kindergarten and second grade before, but fourth grade seems so different! I especially have no experience with gate students. Thanks a bunch for any suggestions!
Asked by trojangirl8 - Fri Feb 2 16:35:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Four suggestions: First, check out the required curriculum/standards, and get up to speed on that. For example, does the school have a required math program? Everyday Math, for example, is a fast paced, totally different hands on approach and you would benefit from specific training in that area. Also, if you know that you will have GATE or Twice exceptional children in the class, look for a book, class, or workshop on "differentiaited instruction", and multiple intelligence theory. If you know that there will be ELL learners, then get geared up for those students. Second, ask the kids what they want to learn, what they are learning, and what they have learned. Keep them involved. A general suggestion would be to interview or survey… [cont.]
Answered by bizime - Sun Feb 4 23:06:08 2007
Does someone have teaching resources for junior high school on "The importance of breakfast"?
Q. I need it for a 2nd year UNI assignment.
Asked by MUDGIE_LOZZA - Wed Mar 28 09:22:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i am 1 and i think that brain pop.com is the best website for a video (they also give a quiz towards the end of the video)
Answered by NT2 - Wed Mar 28 11:31:53 2007
Q. I need it for a 2nd year UNI assignment.
Asked by MUDGIE_LOZZA - Wed Mar 28 09:22:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i am 1 and i think that brain pop.com is the best website for a video (they also give a quiz towards the end of the video)
Answered by NT2 - Wed Mar 28 11:31:53 2007
Where can I find resources on teaching special education classes?
Q. I'll start teaching in the fall, but won't start my internship program for awhile. I've worked with special ed kids before, but never taught my own class. I know it's elementary age group and they're all different levels of autism. Can anyone point me in good directions for making lesson plans with different levels? Thanks!
Asked by shefy7 - Wed Jul 11 19:11:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hopefully you will have one-on-one aids for some of your students. most importantly, make a schedule, make it visible and easy to understand. stick to the same schedule every day. if there is going to be a change for a field trip or assembly, start preparing the students the week before by telling them what will be happening. every student with autism in our school has an individual schedule that provides for his or her needs such as one-on-one time with the aid and teacher, one-on-one with just the aid, planned breaks, speech, OT, PT... find out about PECS (picture exchance communication system) and boardmaker (a type of software). boardmaker will help you make PECS binders for your students. many schools have it or are willing to… [cont.]
Answered by prettymoreanysoon - Wed Jul 11 22:00:54 2007
Q. I'll start teaching in the fall, but won't start my internship program for awhile. I've worked with special ed kids before, but never taught my own class. I know it's elementary age group and they're all different levels of autism. Can anyone point me in good directions for making lesson plans with different levels? Thanks!
Asked by shefy7 - Wed Jul 11 19:11:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hopefully you will have one-on-one aids for some of your students. most importantly, make a schedule, make it visible and easy to understand. stick to the same schedule every day. if there is going to be a change for a field trip or assembly, start preparing the students the week before by telling them what will be happening. every student with autism in our school has an individual schedule that provides for his or her needs such as one-on-one time with the aid and teacher, one-on-one with just the aid, planned breaks, speech, OT, PT... find out about PECS (picture exchance communication system) and boardmaker (a type of software). boardmaker will help you make PECS binders for your students. many schools have it or are willing to… [cont.]
Answered by prettymoreanysoon - Wed Jul 11 22:00:54 2007
Where can I find free life skills teaching resources for Children on the Internet?
Q. Where can I find free life skills teaching resources for Children on the Internet?
Asked by John S - Wed Jan 21 09:10:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by mtnglo - Wed Jan 21 10:07:50 2009
Q. Where can I find free life skills teaching resources for Children on the Internet?
Asked by John S - Wed Jan 21 09:10:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by mtnglo - Wed Jan 21 10:07:50 2009
Where can I find teaching resources for IGCSE(O Level) and AS sociology?
Q. The exam body is Cambridge(CIE). Any website I can access free notes and questions? You can also email me any resource that may be at your disposal.
Asked by mox - Wed Jul 23 05:55:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is this what u want? as for subjects when u hv the syllabus u can google the individual topics and get the responses online. for Qs u shld be able to get the 5yr question series in any school bookshop in your country and online too
Answered by mel - Sat Jul 26 05:17:35 2008
Q. The exam body is Cambridge(CIE). Any website I can access free notes and questions? You can also email me any resource that may be at your disposal.
Asked by mox - Wed Jul 23 05:55:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is this what u want? as for subjects when u hv the syllabus u can google the individual topics and get the responses online. for Qs u shld be able to get the 5yr question series in any school bookshop in your country and online too
Answered by mel - Sat Jul 26 05:17:35 2008
What are some of the best educational resources for teaching young children how to speak spanish?
Q. Any suggestions: Books, websites, software, etc. There is so much out there. Any ideas?
Asked by Rob - Mon Jul 17 11:21:03 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think Rosetta Stone has been consistently rated as one of the best. Here's their website: If you want a less expensive option, Power Glide is also well-rated. Here's another that was well-rated by the Old Schoolhouse Magazine: Here's something else I found, some free on-line lessons. I haven't used this, but it might be helpful
Answered by mom1025 - Mon Jul 17 13:00:08 2006
Q. Any suggestions: Books, websites, software, etc. There is so much out there. Any ideas?
Asked by Rob - Mon Jul 17 11:21:03 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think Rosetta Stone has been consistently rated as one of the best. Here's their website: If you want a less expensive option, Power Glide is also well-rated. Here's another that was well-rated by the Old Schoolhouse Magazine: Here's something else I found, some free on-line lessons. I haven't used this, but it might be helpful
Answered by mom1025 - Mon Jul 17 13:00:08 2006
What are some good resources for teaching yourself Italian?
Q. Books or sites than basically work as a textbook that you would use at school... I've heard of Rosetta Stone, but I've heard from so many people that it doesn't work... And I'd rather learn Italian the way I've been learning French and Spanish at school, since I already know that works really well for me. =) I'm 15 though, so nothing too expensive, even though my mom agreed to help me pay for anything I need. Thank you!
Asked by Mango - Tue Mar 10 22:52:06 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pimsleur puts out rather inexpensive CD sets that have worked well for me to learn a language. Give 'em a shot ! Good luck !
Answered by Mr Answerman - Tue Mar 10 22:59:56 2009
Q. Books or sites than basically work as a textbook that you would use at school... I've heard of Rosetta Stone, but I've heard from so many people that it doesn't work... And I'd rather learn Italian the way I've been learning French and Spanish at school, since I already know that works really well for me. =) I'm 15 though, so nothing too expensive, even though my mom agreed to help me pay for anything I need. Thank you!
Asked by Mango - Tue Mar 10 22:52:06 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pimsleur puts out rather inexpensive CD sets that have worked well for me to learn a language. Give 'em a shot ! Good luck !
Answered by Mr Answerman - Tue Mar 10 22:59:56 2009
Are there any good resources for teaching children logic and reasoning?
Q. Please nothing involved or attached to christianity, I want pure logical reasoning steps and methodical reasoning. Too many of those home-school sites are scary as they are so slanted and fallacious in their arguments in order to produce children that believe the arguments for their religion.
Asked by Concerned - Sun Mar 18 16:27:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Listed below is just a sample of what this site has to offer: Argumentation/Critical Thinking/Informal Logic Argument Clinic Ariadne's Thread: Experiments in Critical Thinking -- arguments on contemporary ethical issues Abductive Inference in Reasoning and Perception Constructing a Logical Argument -- from AtheistWeb Critical Thinking Core Concepts Critical Thinking & Disinformation Links -- Humboldt State University Library *Critical Thinking on the Web Fallacies Leading to Assumptions of Common Sense -- Matthew Westra "Informal Logic" in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Logical Paradoxes Mission: Critical -- interactive critical thinking tutorial, from San Jose State University *Peter Suber's Course-Related Links for… [cont.]
Answered by Teacher Man - Sun Mar 18 16:41:06 2007
Q. Please nothing involved or attached to christianity, I want pure logical reasoning steps and methodical reasoning. Too many of those home-school sites are scary as they are so slanted and fallacious in their arguments in order to produce children that believe the arguments for their religion.
Asked by Concerned - Sun Mar 18 16:27:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Listed below is just a sample of what this site has to offer: Argumentation/Critical Thinking/Informal Logic Argument Clinic Ariadne's Thread: Experiments in Critical Thinking -- arguments on contemporary ethical issues Abductive Inference in Reasoning and Perception Constructing a Logical Argument -- from AtheistWeb Critical Thinking Core Concepts Critical Thinking & Disinformation Links -- Humboldt State University Library *Critical Thinking on the Web Fallacies Leading to Assumptions of Common Sense -- Matthew Westra "Informal Logic" in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Logical Paradoxes Mission: Critical -- interactive critical thinking tutorial, from San Jose State University *Peter Suber's Course-Related Links for… [cont.]
Answered by Teacher Man - Sun Mar 18 16:41:06 2007
Can anyone recommend good science sites with good resources for teaching?
Q. Its for secondary school (so for middle and high school) and for biology, chem, physics and ag. science.
Asked by Eriec - Sat Sep 20 15:54:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What grade level and type of science are you looking for? Bio, earth/space science, physical science, chem, straight physics? Elementary, middle, or high school? There's a huge range of sites out there; please let us know what you're looking for and I'm sure you'll get some great answers. :)
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Sat Sep 20 15:58:08 2008
Q. Its for secondary school (so for middle and high school) and for biology, chem, physics and ag. science.
Asked by Eriec - Sat Sep 20 15:54:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What grade level and type of science are you looking for? Bio, earth/space science, physical science, chem, straight physics? Elementary, middle, or high school? There's a huge range of sites out there; please let us know what you're looking for and I'm sure you'll get some great answers. :)
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Sat Sep 20 15:58:08 2008
What are some good ESL teaching materials for working with the poor village setting with few resources?
Q. I have been teaching English at a cram school in Asia for a year and am now going to Latin America to work in a poor village. The materials I now use are good but copyrighted by the school, so I can't take them. I am also used to having a library of resources. Now, I won't have a photocopier and probably won't be able to bring in a lot of resources, (definitely not one per student) so I am looking for good books and materials out of which I can get plenty of mileage.
Asked by Charles G - Tue Apr 22 12:05:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use pictures from old magazines to make flashcards for vocabulary words, situations and story/conversation starters. They are cheap, reusable and a lot of fun. Good Luck and Best Wishes.
Answered by Double Dachshunds Owner - Tue Apr 22 12:30:54 2008
Q. I have been teaching English at a cram school in Asia for a year and am now going to Latin America to work in a poor village. The materials I now use are good but copyrighted by the school, so I can't take them. I am also used to having a library of resources. Now, I won't have a photocopier and probably won't be able to bring in a lot of resources, (definitely not one per student) so I am looking for good books and materials out of which I can get plenty of mileage.
Asked by Charles G - Tue Apr 22 12:05:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use pictures from old magazines to make flashcards for vocabulary words, situations and story/conversation starters. They are cheap, reusable and a lot of fun. Good Luck and Best Wishes.
Answered by Double Dachshunds Owner - Tue Apr 22 12:30:54 2008
I'm looking for some BASIC Microsoft word teaching resources?
Q. Hi, im teaching ICT to beginners, and i have looked around for some material i can use, i can find alot of task sheets on the internet, but i cant find any actual information sheets, that explain the basics of using Word, as there is no point in me giving them a task sheet if they dont even know the basics? Does anyone know of any good websites? Please post a link! Thanks alot!
Asked by vex - Thu Jul 12 14:54:46 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these site may help as they do ev some basic stuff init! 2. 3. Hope it helps!!
Answered by *Jgsummer* - Fri Jul 13 05:37:00 2007
Q. Hi, im teaching ICT to beginners, and i have looked around for some material i can use, i can find alot of task sheets on the internet, but i cant find any actual information sheets, that explain the basics of using Word, as there is no point in me giving them a task sheet if they dont even know the basics? Does anyone know of any good websites? Please post a link! Thanks alot!
Asked by vex - Thu Jul 12 14:54:46 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these site may help as they do ev some basic stuff init! 2. 3. Hope it helps!!
Answered by *Jgsummer* - Fri Jul 13 05:37:00 2007
Where are some good places to find resources for teaching regrouping, addition, and subtraction?
Q. For a second grader
Asked by Willalee - Mon Feb 18 19:40:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We started with homemade resources. We took beans and popsicle sticks. Glue 10 beans to each popsicle stick; these "bean sticks" stand for 10's while individual beans stand for 1's. So for the number 40, use 4 bean sticks. For the number 53, use 5 bean sticks and 3 individual beans. To do addition, take a sheet of paper and draw a line down the middle. Label the left side "tens" and the right side "ones." Have the child then use the beans and bean sticks to show the problem. Any time he ends up with ten or more beans in the ones column, he should trade (or regroup) 10 beans for a bean stick. We did this first, with just the beans. Then with numbers and beans, until my child didn't want to bother with the beans anymore. By that… [cont.]
Answered by hsfromthestart - Mon Feb 18 22:36:39 2008
Q. For a second grader
Asked by Willalee - Mon Feb 18 19:40:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We started with homemade resources. We took beans and popsicle sticks. Glue 10 beans to each popsicle stick; these "bean sticks" stand for 10's while individual beans stand for 1's. So for the number 40, use 4 bean sticks. For the number 53, use 5 bean sticks and 3 individual beans. To do addition, take a sheet of paper and draw a line down the middle. Label the left side "tens" and the right side "ones." Have the child then use the beans and bean sticks to show the problem. Any time he ends up with ten or more beans in the ones column, he should trade (or regroup) 10 beans for a bean stick. We did this first, with just the beans. Then with numbers and beans, until my child didn't want to bother with the beans anymore. By that… [cont.]
Answered by hsfromthestart - Mon Feb 18 22:36:39 2008
Teaching Resources for GED learner?
Q. I am needing to setup a program for my student. I am in need of GED pretest which will tell me where the student is and what needs improvement. I am doing this for free, so I would like my resources to be free as well. I did see something I liked at literacylink.com but the teaching classroom isn't free. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Inyourdreams - Wed May 20 23:09:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - I'm not fully sure if that will quitely help.
Answered by .. - Wed May 20 23:19:09 2009
Q. I am needing to setup a program for my student. I am in need of GED pretest which will tell me where the student is and what needs improvement. I am doing this for free, so I would like my resources to be free as well. I did see something I liked at literacylink.com but the teaching classroom isn't free. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Inyourdreams - Wed May 20 23:09:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - I'm not fully sure if that will quitely help.
Answered by .. - Wed May 20 23:19:09 2009
Some Teaching Resources Ideas?
Q. Just wondering if some experienced teachers could give me some ideas of resources to start collecting (im still studying teaching - primary and early childhood). I don't mean like crayons and pencils and things, but like dress-ups, dolls and other dramatic play things - should i be gathering these kinds of things for my classroom?
Asked by Evolution - Fri Sep 19 06:24:02 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would suggest items that aren't normally furnished in a classroom: large easel books flannel story sets science items (microscope, magnifying glasses, bug collection boxes) special, seasonal story books (holidays, etc) dress up items (clip on earrings, large bead necklaces, hats, scarves) large grip pencils (for early writers. the big, round ones. i always cut them in half and that doubles your quantity. it is also easier for the little writers to grasp) bulletin board boarders (dollar tree)
Answered by msdnmo - Fri Sep 19 09:45:34 2008
Q. Just wondering if some experienced teachers could give me some ideas of resources to start collecting (im still studying teaching - primary and early childhood). I don't mean like crayons and pencils and things, but like dress-ups, dolls and other dramatic play things - should i be gathering these kinds of things for my classroom?
Asked by Evolution - Fri Sep 19 06:24:02 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would suggest items that aren't normally furnished in a classroom: large easel books flannel story sets science items (microscope, magnifying glasses, bug collection boxes) special, seasonal story books (holidays, etc) dress up items (clip on earrings, large bead necklaces, hats, scarves) large grip pencils (for early writers. the big, round ones. i always cut them in half and that doubles your quantity. it is also easier for the little writers to grasp) bulletin board boarders (dollar tree)
Answered by msdnmo - Fri Sep 19 09:45:34 2008
Can you recommend any activities (easy craft ideas, games, learning resources, lessons)for teaching preschool?
Q. Especially if you have any links on the internet and materials on the web that can be printed out. Christian ideas encouraged!
Asked by familymomwife - Fri Aug 17 13:02:18 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's one that I like: and here's another one: and one more: This one is part of preschooleducation.com but is Christian focused: Are you going to be teaching a preschool class? Be careful about using too many pre-printed things. Preschoolers need to be creative most of the time. Nothing wrong with learning to color inside the lines, but they do need to just color, cut, and glue without working on a structured project sometimes, too!
Answered by leslie b - Fri Aug 17 15:55:48 2007
Q. Especially if you have any links on the internet and materials on the web that can be printed out. Christian ideas encouraged!
Asked by familymomwife - Fri Aug 17 13:02:18 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's one that I like: and here's another one: and one more: This one is part of preschooleducation.com but is Christian focused: Are you going to be teaching a preschool class? Be careful about using too many pre-printed things. Preschoolers need to be creative most of the time. Nothing wrong with learning to color inside the lines, but they do need to just color, cut, and glue without working on a structured project sometimes, too!
Answered by leslie b - Fri Aug 17 15:55:48 2007
What are the best teaching resource websites?
Q. I am going to be teaching in a primary classroom next year. I am used to the older grades. What are the best websites for lesson plans and resources for all subjects? Also, is there another site other than scholastic.com that sells great teacher resource books?
Asked by Iloverainbows - Sun Mar 5 15:59:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some sites to get you started. There are so many great sites that I have sometimes spent hours just browsing. Enjoy, and best of luck with your new job.
Answered by Imaka - Sun Mar 5 16:07:29 2006
Q. I am going to be teaching in a primary classroom next year. I am used to the older grades. What are the best websites for lesson plans and resources for all subjects? Also, is there another site other than scholastic.com that sells great teacher resource books?
Asked by Iloverainbows - Sun Mar 5 15:59:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some sites to get you started. There are so many great sites that I have sometimes spent hours just browsing. Enjoy, and best of luck with your new job.
Answered by Imaka - Sun Mar 5 16:07:29 2006
What are some good elementary art teaching resource websites?
Q. I need some teaching resource websites for projects that I can do with my students this year. Or if you have any good project ideas for grades 1-3. Any advice is helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Raina - Sat Sep 20 19:03:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I taught primary grades, I always consulted kinderart.com for ideas. I hope it's as helpful to you as it was to me!
Answered by weezy - Sat Sep 20 20:00:27 2008
Q. I need some teaching resource websites for projects that I can do with my students this year. Or if you have any good project ideas for grades 1-3. Any advice is helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Raina - Sat Sep 20 19:03:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I taught primary grades, I always consulted kinderart.com for ideas. I hope it's as helpful to you as it was to me!
Answered by weezy - Sat Sep 20 20:00:27 2008
Anyone have a great resource for teaching current events?
Q. I teach middle school Current Events and am always looking for exciting new teaching resources. What have you got?
Asked by babycakes - Sat Aug 29 17:51:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually CNN.com is a good place to start. You might also try some of the worldwide networks like the BBC. Also, a lot of these sites have a kid-friendly section that filter out what is usually deemed as questionable/inappropriat e. Good luck!
Answered by Lori Z - Sat Aug 29 19:15:15 2009
Q. I teach middle school Current Events and am always looking for exciting new teaching resources. What have you got?
Asked by babycakes - Sat Aug 29 17:51:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually CNN.com is a good place to start. You might also try some of the worldwide networks like the BBC. Also, a lot of these sites have a kid-friendly section that filter out what is usually deemed as questionable/inappropriat e. Good luck!
Answered by Lori Z - Sat Aug 29 19:15:15 2009
Does anyone know any resources for teaching piano to an autistic child?
Q. Does anyone know any resources for teaching piano to an autistic child?
Asked by claystewy - Tue Nov 10 12:30:05 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Does anyone know any resources for teaching piano to an autistic child?
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