Why not start math class with a bit of humor? These puns, riddles, and math jokes help lighten the mood and ease any tension for students who struggle with the subject. And even better, they can help teach math concepts...
The 13 original colonies are literally the start of the United States, though not the start of American history. Use the worksheets in this printable bundle to lead students through an entire unit about colonial times, from labeling a 13...
Ready for some brain-teasing fun? Get your students thinking (and laughing) with this great list of riddles for kids, with answers. There’s something for all grade levels, but be sure to review these riddles for kids before sharing to make...
As teachers, many of us have seen the power of speaking multiple languages firsthand. That’s why we’re thrilled to share this special deal for Rosetta Stone. Now through December 10, you can save 60% on Rosetta Stone The best news?...
This free printable world map bundle is full of maps and activities to help kids explore our planet right from their desks! Find multiple projections, a cut-and-paste activity, a country scavenger hunt, and more. To get your free printable world...
The ability to discuss and defend various points of view is a key life skill, one that’s more important than ever. One way to teach students this valuable skill is through debates. High school debate topics can vary from lighthearted...
There’s always a flurry of activity when the holiday season comes around, meaning students can become more distracted then ever. But that’s all the more reason to plan ahead and prepare with some fun winter worksheets that will keep your...
It can be tempting to steer away from controversial topics in the classroom. But teaching students to discuss hot topics calmly and rationally is vital. Show them how to think critically about a subject and then use facts to support...
by Grant Wiggins & The TeachThought Staff Admit it–you only read the list of the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy, not the whole book that explains each level and the rationale behind the Taxonomy. Not to worry, you are not alone:...
Short stories are so fun to teach in high school. First, high schoolers are ready and able to dive deep into text with close reading and analysis, which makes reading and analyzing short stories fun. Second, high schoolers love to...
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