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Need Homeschool Lesson Plans or Elementary School Activities? Our Classroom Activities for Kids Help All Teachers
Grammarheads provides educational videos, songs, and quizzes for elementary and middle school students in an engaging multimedia format. Our Yearly Backstage Pass subscription is ideal for teachers, child care providers, or parents who want to access our content regularly. Our videos cover key concepts from History to Science to Language Arts and Grammar and align with Standardized Testing concepts. Whether you need homeschool lesson plans or classroom activities for kids in elementary grades, Grammarheads comes to the rescue!
Looking for Homeschool Lesson Plans? We Can Help!
Using Grammarheads videos makes learning fun. Here are some ways to use them in a homeschool environment:
- Use a video to introduce a new topic. Start the day off right with a new topic to explore! Each song contains lyric sheets, quizzes, and materials to reinforce key concepts.
- Interactive discussions. Watch a video and then talk about what each child learned or a fun fact they enjoyed. Our quizzes are designed to be fun and show areas for improvement and what concepts the child has mastered.
- Creative writing. After watching a few videos, children can try writing their own song lyrics and planning their own music videos. We’d love to see their creations!
- Learning and teaching activities. If you are part of a homeschool group, divide students into two or more teams. Have each team watch a video and then teach the content and songs to the other groups.
Homeschool lesson plans are easy with Grammarheads! Because our content aligns with Standardized Testing standards for elementary grades, you can easily follow your state’s requirements.
Looking for Classroom Activities for Kids? We Can Help!
Whether you’re an elementary or middle school teacher or leading an after-school enrichment program, Grammarheads can help! When introducing or reinforcing key concepts in History, Science, Language Arts, or Grammar, our materials provide fun and meaningful classroom activities for kids. Here are some ideas:
- Start with the video as a hook or introduction to the topic. Then, follow up with a discussion or further explanation. Worksheets and lyric sheets test knowledge and practice reading skills.
- Use the video as reinforcement after you’ve taught the lesson to further solidify the concepts. Quizzes identify areas needing practice and concepts that have been mastered.
- Use the video for review towards the end of the lesson to help students recall what they’ve learned.
- Add videos into your rewards system when students have exceeded expectations, done something special, or achieved a behavioral milestone. (Note: This is a great tip to add to homeschool lesson plans or for parents to use at home!)
Not finding the classroom activities for kids that you need? Contact Grammarheads with your special educational song topic request!
