Teacher Tips #663: Spring Worksheets and Lesson Plans for Teachers

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 663: March 18, 2013

This Week: Spring Worksheets and Lesson Plans

1. Spring Lesson Plans 2. Spring Worksheets 3. Spring Teacher Guide 4. Graphic Organizers 5. April Teacher Guide For All K-12 Teachers Printable Sets Instant Worksheets Now 50,000+ Worksheets Spring Series Super Puzzle Maker Just Click and Print It... Print Series Now... See Puzzle Makers... Teachers: Get All Our Lessons and Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Fun Spring Lesson Plans Here are a number of lesson plan ideas for you to incorporate the season into your class. 1. A Pond in Spring - Take a walk to the nearest pond for a fun lesson. 2. Emergency Preparedness - Spring is typically the time when severe weather is a concern. 3. Following the Sun - Students observe two plants. One is kept in direct sunlight and the other out of sunlight. 4. Planting Time - Spring is commonly thought of as planting time. 5. Spring Similes - This activity provides a fun way to practice using similes. 6. Symmetry in Butterflies - The student will be able to understand the concept of symmetry and create a butterfly that has symmetrical designs on its wings. 7. Tracking the Weather - Follow the Spring weather patterns. 8. Making Nests - A messy, but very fun project. 9. Counting Petals - A fun way to intoduce and review addition or subtraction. 10. Bubbles - Of couse! Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1732: Albert Einstein is born. 1965: Lyndon B. Johnson calls for equal voting rights for all.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "Those that know, do. Those that understand, teach." Aristotle Jokes You Can Tell in Class One day while shopping, my chatter bug daughter who was three at the time introduced herself to the lady behind us at the check out. She proceeded to tell the lady her sister's name and then said to the lady, "This is my mom. Her name is Mom."

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