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Jan 23, 2009
For the past 5 years I've been working with students in their homes one on one. I consistently have the problem of having to follow lesson plans that are generally worksheets thrown together in 10 minutes while I wait in the office for work for my student. My question is how do I make a packet of worksheets fun. I am doing a review of a science chapter now. I'm trying to figure out how to make a game out of it with only my student and myself playing. The poor kid is just sick of worksheets and breaks and candy only go so far! THANKS!!!!
Erin
Hi Rhonda, A great website that I love using is BBC for Science especially...I'm assuming since you posted on this board that the students you are working with (and this one in particular) is in 3rd-6th possibly. There are lots of wonderful different activities to practice different science things on the BBc website and even little quizzes that the...See More
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