Math and English Worksheets and Lesson Plans - Teacher Tips #584

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 584: September 19, 2011

This Week: Math and English Language Arts Teacher Guide

1. English Language Arts Guide 2. English Worksheets 3. Math Guide 4. Math Worksheets 5. Math and English Lessons 6. October Teacher Guide Busy Teachers English Sets Worksheets Makers 20,000 Math Sheets 15,000+ To Print Puzzle Makers Print Math In Seconds... View Complete Series... View All Makers... Super Teacher Helpers: You Have To See It...

Teachers: Hurry, Get Super Timesavers Now! Limited Time! Access to 50,000+ K-12 printables. Lesson plans, worksheets, rubrics, puzzles! Act now! This expires on September 22, 2011. Use this coupon to save three bucks now: 46D2   To become a full member, just visit here. Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Fun Math Lesson Ideas Here are some fresh and fun lessons you might want to consider for your class. 1. Adding Integers - A basic concept made fun. 2. Math Jeopardy - Multiplication and division. 3. Drawing Nets of 3 Dimensional Objects - For a tough concept. 4. How Far Does Your Airplane Fly? - Fun for measurement. 5. Finding Square Footage - You can also make this a science project. 6. Math on a Map - A practical everyday use for math. 7. M and M: Graphing Mean, Median, Mode - Candy that's helpful? 8. Symmetry - Help make this concept concrete for students. 9. Treasure Map Graph - Geometry mad fun! 10. Trashsketball - Can be used with just about anything. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1932: Mohandas Gandhi Begins Fast. 1973: Billie Jean King beats Bobby Riggs as 50 million watch on TV.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you respond to it." Lou Holtz Jokes You Can Tell in Class I tried a new recipe for cornbread muffins using fresh corn. After tasting one, my seven-year-old son made no comment. "Honey," I asked, "did you notice anything different about my muffins?" "Yeah, Mom," he replied. "They're not burned."

What's Going on At Teach-nology.com Teaching Tip: Fun Language Arts Lesson Ideas Here are some of our favorite lesson plans specifically for Language Arts. 1. Adjective Circles - One of our true favorites. 2. Bean Bag Nouns - This really gets them moving. 3. Find The Main Idea - A neat way to help students increase this basic skill. 4. Genre Search - An online scavenger hunt of sorts. 5. Identifying Mood - This is a difficult task for students. 6. Irony - A great way to introduce students to the concept. 7. Is It Who or Whom? - When students need a quick review. 8. Jump and Twirl Spelling - Bring in your sneakers that day. 9. Slap It Down - Students have a chance to get "slap happy"! 10. 3D Story Model - Students set the stage for a story. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! New Additions - Like Us On Facebook - Follow Us On Twitter Here are the most recent math sections we have published: - Preschool - Kindergarten - First Grade - Second Grade - Third Grade - Fourth Grade - Fifth Grade - Sixth Grade - Seventh Grade - Eighth Grade Online Teacher Poll Are computers in your classroom up-to-date? - Take this week's poll - View last week's poll Best of the Web Featured websites for teachers: - Cool Teacher Links - Vocab Maker - Best Teacher Site Archives Other materials and resources on our web site: * Lesson plans * Printables * Rubrics * Teaching Themes * Teacher Tips * Teacher Tools * Teacher Worksheets About Weekly Teacher Tips This newsletter is brought to you by teach-nology.com, the online teacher resource center. 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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