Don't let long words intimidate. Here students learn to break up long words into syllables.
In this lesson, students must learn to recognize the differences between fact and opinion.
This site has a simple but direct approach to building your vocabulary. Keeping a special notebook of new words can increase vocabulary, assist memorization, and encourage good study and organization skills. L.11-12. 6 Vocabulary
Begin building a better vocabulary through this comprehensive lesson plan with vocabulary games. L.11-12. 6 Vocabulary
This writing lesson teaches students how to become self-editors by learning to judge and critique their work.
Many simple forms, such as cinquain and haiku, that follow set formats, are included in this poetry lesson plan.
Brush up on your reading comprehension skills when you check out this website. It looks at a particuar strategey called QAR. QAR stands for "Question-Answer Relationships." This particular strategy helps students learn to answer reading comprehension questions.
Practice reading and pronouncing words that have a vowel followed by the letter R.
ESL tutors learn how to develop student reading skills for ESL students from this lesson plan.
Understanding word structure and being able to identify root or base words, prefixes and suffixes give your student valuable vocabulary-building skills. Click on the Prefixes and Suffixes handout.
The purpose of this reading lesson is to offer a reading and comprehension lesson based on real-life reading materials. This gives students the opportunity to gain reading comprehension skills from real-life reading material.
Teach your students to reason with language and to use imagery to translate language into mathematical equations.
Show your student how to correctly write a check, fill out a deposit slip, and use a check register. Introduce the concept of balancing a checkbook. Requires the ability to add and subtract decimals, sign one's name, write number words, and know the correct date.