January Lesson Plan Ideas and Tips
Here are some great ideas for adding the theme of January to your classes. Look at some complete lessons for you.
1. Louis Braille's birthday is on January 4th. Have students write a story that describes how their lives would be different if they couldn't communicate with any one.
2. Isaac Newton's birthday is on January 4th. Try our 1,2,3 Newton and Me activity.
3. Complete Dr. King's legendary speech in the context of today's world with this worksheet.
4. January 13th to 17th is National Letter Writing Week. You will find a number of ideas in our Writing Lesson Plans page.
5. January 11th is Amelia Earhart Day. Have students use a graphic organizer to describe the qualities of Amelia Earhart. Have students describe who is today's modern day equivalent to Amelia Earhart.
6. On January 14th, 1783 the American Revolutionary War ended. Have students write about the experience of a solider that is on the frontline preparing for battle and finds out the war has ended.
7. January 16th is National Freedom of Religion Day. Create a world map that points out the major religions followed by geography.
8. January 23rd is National Handwriting Day. Give students 15 seconds to write a paragraph of your choice. Have them rest for a few minutes. Have them write the same paragraph again, but now give them 5 minutes. Compare.
9. January 29th is National Puzzle Day. Have students complete printable puzzles.
Planning For February and March? Here's Some Help!
Here are some resources for teachers who are planning ahead:
- February Teaching Guide
- Valentine's Day Teaching Theme
- President's Day Teaching Theme
- American Heart Month
- African-American History Month
- March Teaching Guide
- Inventor's Day
- National Women's History Month
- Read Across America Day
- St. Patrick's Day
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