Have your students work with numbers by using this website to get printable connect the dot pictures!
Not sure how to talk about certain topics such as civil rights and race with a younger crowd? The Zinn Education Project has free lesson plans on subjects such as racism, disabilities, and social class for grades as young as kindergarten all the way up to high school! This project supports and promotes the voices of the unheard.
Have students work on their parts of speech by using printable Mad Libs in class to make learning into a silly game. They can do them in the classroom as well as at home with family/friends!
Education.com has plenty of educational games from reading to writing to math. Under each game there's a lesson plan you could incorporate in order to introduce the game! You can follow the lesson plans they include or make up your own. Under the "Lesson Plan Example" tab below is lesson plan I had made up that includes the game "Lesson than or Greater than: 1 to 20".
Super Teacher Worksheets has coloring pictures where students must solve the addition or subtraction problem in order to figure out what color they need to use in each space.
Ever stuck on how to teach a certain topic? Share My Lesson is a website where educators can share and use lesson plans that were successful in practice.
Young children may have difficulties expressing their feelings. It is important to show students how to deal with different emotions in appropriate ways and analyze others' feelings. KidsHealth came up with a great lesson plan to do with your students as well as other articles one can use in order to teach your students how to manage their feelings as well as others appropriately.