May Teaching Guide- Teacher Tips #459

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 459: April 27, 2009 This Week’s Theme: May Teaching Guide Teacher Theme Lesson Plans Worksheets May Is A Tough One! Ready For May? Teachers: Make It Simple... Printable Worksheets Math Trail Worksheets View worksheet | More... Printable Sets May Helper Collection View worksheet set | More... These and 21,000 more resources with your mega teacher resource! Teacher Resources Teaching Tip: May Lesson Plan Ideas By: Teachnology Staff Here are some May lesson ideas for your class. 1. National Postcard Week- Start an inter-school penpal program. 2. National Physical Fitness and Sports Month- Include sports in your lessons. 3. National Photo Month- Scramble a picture for a daily activity. 4. National Transportation Month- Have students decide what the next transportation break through is or will be. 5. Cinco De Mayo- A class related Piñata. 6. No Socks Day- Cover your nose. 7. Kite Day- Have students write about the adventures of a kite that got away. 8. Memorial Day- Write letters of thanks to veterans. This Week in History 1686: The first volume of Isaac Newton´s was “Principia” is published. 1914: W. H. Carrier patents the air conditioner. Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Quote “We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude.” — Cynthia Ozick Jokes You Can Tell in Class Why do bees hum? Because they don't know the words. On the Web Online Teacher Poll Do you feel appreciated by your students? Take this week’s poll View last week’s poll View archived polls Best of the Web Featured websites for teachers: Gail Hennessey Teacherszine Best Teacher Site Archives On Our Website Other materials and resources: Lesson plans Printables Rubrics Themes Tips Tools Worksheets Our resource of the week is: Teacher Theme Units About Weekly Tips This newsletter is brought to you by Teachnology.com, a free and valuable resource for teachers. Share This Newsletter If you know a teacher who may be interested in receiving this newsletter, please forward it. They can also be added to our newsletter at our home page.

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