Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will critically evaluate the quality of their sources. This framework for the social sciences can help them evaluate and use appropriate references. 2)Direct Instruction: Guide students to evaluate the quality of their sources... View More
If your student doesn't see the relevance or isn't engaged in science Teach It! 1)Objective: This unique approach helps ignite students' interest in science, while expanding working knowledge of everyday science experiences. 2)Class Activity a) Ask student... View More
If your student is struggling to develop number sense Teach It! 1) Objective: Use dot patterns and five or ten frames for students to develop visual images of numbers up to 10 to develop understanding of quantity and how number combinations work as they lear... View More
If your child would benefit from extra, non-academic, reasoning skill development. NOTE: If you are looking for games you can buy, click here Find Examples of Games by Domain 1) Engage students with a variety of games, including board games, memory, word and... View More
If your child is uncomfortable speaking in class or around peers Teach It! 1) Objective: Students who have difficulty with speaking or listening skills will build confidence when given encouragement and safe and ample opportunities to practice in the home e... View More
If your student is reluctant to participate in math class Teach It! 1)Objective: Restating and rephrasing student's questions and/or comments in math will offer validation and help develop their mathematical communication skills. 2)Teacher Takeaways: a) Whe... View More
If your child is struggling with a difficult peer situation How to Apply It! 1) Role playing helps children reason through challenging or novel situations and understand others' perspectives. 1) Act out an existing problem, anticipation of an uncomfortable ... View More
If your student is struggling with place value or fractions Teach It! 1)Objective: Use a vertical number line rather than a horizontal one to determine if a student has an easier time visualizing the concepts. 2)Teacher Takeaways: a) Simply create number li... View More