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Jan
15
Jan
Continental Drift: Comic Style
Based on the Continental Drift Lesson Plan, by Laura Balliett
02
Jan
Reluctant Readers: Getting Them Engaged
Why I Want to Help Reluctant Readers
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31
Dec
20
Dec
Examples of Potential and Kinetic Energy
Being able to explain examples of potential and kine...
19
Dec
16
Dec
Accommodating Different Learning Styles in Your Classroom
What Are the Different Learning Styles?
16
Dec
15
Dec
15
Dec
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Dec
11
Nov
Comics Captivate
Think Visual
The Power of Visual Learning
There is a range of educational comics out there, but few attempt to combine a lesson plan, images, content, and hands-on learning. The Cool School Comics meld all of these components into each lesson plan template. Science is naturally fun and engaging, but some students need educational comics to rope them in.
Instructions in Comic Form
Hands-on learning opportunities can be delivered in a visual format as well. Many students are reluctant to read, and they need creative curriculum lesson plans to grab their attention. With The Cool School Comics, both elementary and middle school activities are delivered in a format catering to the visual learner.
