Throughout the years, teachers have used music in instruction, such as the ABC song, to teach the alphabet, and “The Hokey Pokey,” to teach body parts and directions.
Tag: Experiential
Teaching Hard History: Is There a Role for Simulations?
Simulations encourage students to “learn by doing.
The Power of Guided Play through a Narrative in the Pre-K Classroom
Young children understand stories and love to have books read to them often to the point that they memorize and can recite a favorite story from memory.
The Hook: 4 Ways to Dynamically Engage Your Students from Day One
How do you start your class every day?
7 Reasons Social Studies Teachers Should Use Role-Playing Simulations
Role-playing simulations are great for retention, comprehension, literacy, and group decision-making.
4 Ways to Use Storytelling to Help Students Engage with Social Studies
“My least favorite thing about school is world history.