Thematic teaching

The mission of Teaching Students with Visual Impairments is to: address and encompass all aspects related to educating students who are blind or visually impaired from diagnosis and referral to adaptations and unique instruction; provide all persons invol

In a Charlotte Mason-style home school the children are given a wide variety of subjects so they will have plenty of mind-food to grow on. We will walk through each of those subjects in the weeks ahead and explain how to teach them in the Charlotte Mason way. Most of them you will be able to teach with all your family together.

A children's album filled with great, memorable Bible and list songs, which grew out of Bible story times in the Soles household. Nothing like a song to help you remember! Built on the premise that children prefer food to fluff, Good Advice treats children like grown-ups; it does not talk down to them, or play to their natural foolishness, but rather builds on the expectation that the child will one day be an adult.

Read my 3 reasons why you should stop being strictly Student Centered and learn to become more Teacher Centered with your PD experiences!

Use these tips for planning an integrated multidisciplinary thematic unit to create meaningful and engaging classroom learning experiences.

We are now doing the theme on My Community. Below is our theme board. Here, we depicted a normal neighbourhood scene with shops, people as well as the mode of transportation. This is a very interesting theme because most of the children are familiar with the buildings. We talked about the buildings around Bandar Sri Damansara (where Little Beans is) and of course MacDonald's, Grand Union, Berry's Bakery and even Klinik Kanak-Kanak London are familiar landmarks to them. Of course, we talked…

This post offers teaching resources with a buggy theme. Buggy resources are lots of fun for children, and therefore, they motivate kids to learn. View the post.

Learn about all aspects of water with the Mother Goose Time Bubbles Boats & Floats Preschool Theme including rivers, bubbles, boats, rafts and rainbows.

{Click to access and download this product} Yesterday I blogged about organizing your big ideas and teaching concepts for the school year using curriculum maps. Today will focus on integrating some of

Pictures are worth a thousand words - and teaching art doesn't have to be boring! Here are 30+ hands-on ways to teach art without a textbook!