Skip to main contentSkip to navigation

How to teach ...

Subject resources from the Guardian Teacher Network
  • A UFO is spotted over Mojave Desert

    How to teach ... UFOs

    From flying saucers to alien life on other planets, our lessons will help you explore all things extra-terrestrial from the comfort of your classroom
  • New Barbie body types and colours

    How to teach ... body image

    Students face a world full of unhealthy images and pressure about how they look. Here’s how you can help them cope
  • Novak Djokovic playing at the 2016 French Open

    How to teach ... Wimbledon 2016

    From tennis-inspired maths games to the science of exercise, there are many ways to inspire your students about rackets, serves and drop shots
  • View of interior of La Sagrada Familia

    How to teach ... architecture

    From Roman construction methods to futuristic cities, learning about buildings is a great way to teach geography and stretch students’ creativity
  • Emperor penguin colony

    How to teach ... statistics

    Whether it is stem and leaf diagrams or school litter surveys, here are some resources to help your students understand and interrogate figures
  • EU and UK flags on top of a sandcastle

    How to teach … the EU referendum

    With the remain and Brexit campaigns facing their last push, it’s never been more timely to learn about Europe and Britain’s place in it
  • Girl picking blackberries

    How to teach ... foraging

    Help students reconnect with nature and learn important lessons about where their food comes from with our guide to collecting wild food
  • Algebra equation

    How to teach ... algebra

    Algebra, with all its signs, symbols and substitutions, can leave pupils bored and confused. Our ideas will help teachers give it some sparkle
  • Young girl dancing to music

    How to teach ... dance

    Get toes tapping in the classroom and celebrate International Dance Day with our lessons plans and ideas
  • First folio of William Shakespeare's comedies, histories and tragedies

    How to teach ... Shakespeare

    This week marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death. From making quills to baking Tudor treats, we explore how to bring the bard to life in your classroom
  • Sunflower head

    How to teach ... flowers

    From counting petals to developing deployable structures, nature’s blooms can help teachers explore a variety of topics in the classroom
  • Steelmaker working at Ascometal in France

    How to teach ... the steel crisis

    From melting points to global trade, there are plenty of ways to teach your students about the science and economics of steel
  • Lines of cans of sugary drinks

    How to teach ... diabetes

    There are lots of ways to explore the disease in class – from TED talks about sugar to an interactive game that asks students to think like a pancreas
  • Eggs with faces drawn on them

    How to teach ... mental health

    We teach children how to care for their bodies – use our resources to help them learn to look after their minds too
  • Michael Gove

    How to teach ... volunteering and community action

    Lesson ideas to make social action a central feature of school life
  • A child's handwriting in a journal

    How to teach ... handwriting

    Erase the myth that great penmanship is irrelevant and make writing fun for children of all ages with these resources
  • Prayers Flags at Everest Base Camp in the Himalayas

    How to teach ... the Himalayas

    From how mountains are formed to discussions about the ‘fatal attraction’ of Everest, our lesson resources will help you scale new heights with your students
  • Microscopic view of pancreatic cancer cells.

    How to teach ... cancer

    From diagnosis to treatment, our lesson plans will arm your students with knowledge of the disease in a safe and accessible way
  • Gay parade rainbow flag

    How to teach ... LGBT history month

    Our lesson plans will help you celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people – and the impact they have on the world – with your students
  • Tomato sauce with a chip arrow going through it

    How to teach ... Valentine’s Day

    From exploring the medieval roots of the celebration to love-laced language exercises – our lesson resources will help teachers turn Cupid into a learning opportunity
About 240 results for How to teach ...
1234...
  翻译: