Are you an elementary school teacher that is burned out of coming up with elementary lesson plans for your students? I’m quite sure that no one except teachers has any idea of how difficult and sometimes stressful it is to come up with great elementary lesson plans for each subject and each day. The job was too hard, the pay was too small, you are underappreciated, and you had to spend hours each week making elementary lessons plans that half of the time you didn’t even follow.

Today, there are so many resources available to get lesson plans and teaching resources. Despite this, some teachers would think, “Yeah, right! That’s easier said than done.” At first, I was indignant also about utilizing these resources. I thought the materials would just add to my already stressful workload. As I opened my mind about the possibility, I ended up grateful and satisfied.

I began to look around for other sources of elementary lesson plans during the summer between two school years. I was skeptical about finding something that worked, yet I found the idea intriguing enough to be worth my trying. What I discovered as I really began looking for elementary lesson plans was unbelievable: there really is a wealth of information and resource available for teachers in the area of elementary lesson plans. I had no idea how much work had been written and published in this area. I stumbled upon a treasure house of solid information that changed everything about how I prepare and deliver my lessons.

 

Teachers, regardless of how long you have been in the classroom, start looking now for some great alternatives for elementary lesson plans. In online references alone, you will get more than you need to make your lessons a lot better and you will also find a lot of great motivational tools for your students enhanced learning.

By: Grace M. Ruiz | Teacher III | Balut Elementary School | Orion, Bataan