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A homeschool/co-op-friendly lesson plan built around the picture book 'Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World' by Steve Jenkins, guiding a child through discussion, reading, drawing, and video activities to learn about different animal eye designs and functions, then create and present a model of an animal's eye.
An interactive, teacher-locked PowerPoint game (playable in PowerPoint only, not Google Slides) for up to 4 players that gives students practice with decimal mental-math multiplication using the 'break a factor into addends' strategy, with a spinner for scoring.
Fantasy-narrative escape-room lesson (Lesson 1 of 4) teaching multiplication and division through a guided, instructor-led puzzle adventure.
Fantasy-narrative escape-room lesson (Lesson 4 of 4, final installment) teaching multiplication and division through a guided puzzle adventure culminating the dragon-quest series.
Father’s Day Interactive Foldable Booklets – EBOOK: An engaging teaching resource from teachsimple .com. Can be effectively used for students from kindergarten up to 6th grade, providing an invaluable tool for teachers and homeschoolers…
A hands-on review project where students build an accordion-style 'mini-book' demonstrating understanding of eight types of figurative language (simile, metaphor, hyperbole, onomatopoeia, idiom, personification, alliteration, allusion), addressing Common Core standards on figurative language (grades 3-5).
An introductory lesson teaching students how to organize digital files using a hierarchical folder system.
Find someone who after winter break is an engaging no-prep icebreaker activity to do with your students after winter break! This will help students reconnect, rebuild friendships, and ease back into classroom routines after winter break.
A facilitator-led activity booklet for a girls' troop/group meeting teaching basic first aid: telling emergencies from non-emergencies, the ACT (Assess-Call-Treat) framework, assembling a first aid kit, and practicing treatment through games and role play.
A 'TACO 'bout rules and expectations' themed PowerPoint deck for the first day of school, used to establish classroom rules, discuss what respectful/responsible/safe behavior looks like, set mutual expectations between teacher and students, and outline a tiered system of consequences.
Flash Mob Choreography: Together We Are One This interactive handbook is developed for educators to introduce students to Flash Mob dancing.
Product Description - Flash Mob Choreography: Stompa Feed the artistic curiosities and jazz up the dance lessons for your grade 5-8 students with our Flash Mob Choreography guide to 'Stompa' by Serena Ryder.
A visual arts lesson plan teaching students to create a flower monoprint inspired by an artist study of Albrecht Dürer.
Folkfest: Folktales From Around The World Gr. 4-6 is an engaging teaching resource designed for educators interested in a comprehensive exploration of global folktales.
Students predict which balls will need the most and least blowing to begin rolling, then record observations for up to six balls on soft-to-vigorous scales. Two recording pages provide hypothesis, experiment, outcome and conclusion sections. Compare results with predictions and discuss the limits of the test: different balls vary in several properties, so these qualitative observations do not isolate the effect of weight, size or texture alone.
The Fossils Interactive Foldable Booklets - EBOOK: A Comprehensive Teaching Aid for Grades 2-8 This comprehensive teaching resource is designed to encourage hands-on learning for students in grades 2 through 8.
A cross-curricular book companion/mini-unit built around the picture book 'Four Feet, Two Sandals' (by Karen Lynn Williams & Khadra Mohammed), integrating reading, vocabulary, writing, social studies, and math activities tied to the book's refugee-camp setting.
Fraction Getting To Know You Activity Students create personalized math artworks revealing information about themselves in an interactive back-to-school activity.
The hidden-board format makes fraction language matter: one player describes a location that another must mark without seeing it. When the sleeves are overlaid, students can compare the estimate with the original ship position and explain how they used the intervals on the number line.
An SEL lesson using a roller-coaster analogy to help students reflect on the normal ups and downs of friendship (feeling safe/connected versus upset/disconnected) and how to manage conflict.
Choice board for a novel study of 'From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler' by E.L. Konigsburg, offering students a menu of response activities.
Fun Mystery Theater: Where in the World is the Spirit of Christmas? (12 pages) Where in the World is the Spirit of Christmas? is a versatile and engaging teaching resource ideally suited for students in 3rd to 5th grade.
Build fluency, expression, and performance skills through a scripted readers' theater play in which a mystery (missing items at a family-run bed and breakfast) is solved.
Build fluency, expression, and performance skills through a scripted readers' theater mystery play about the disappearance of characters at a hotel.