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Teaches middle/high school students banking basics and budgeting fundamentals, including the 50/30/20 budgeting framework, through slides and a hands-on budget-building activity.
Micro-learning slide deck teaching the figurative/slang meaning of 'dough' (money) through a reading passage and comprehension checks.
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches the difference between weather and climate through a video/reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
An interactive Google Slides lesson on personal hygiene, grooming and dental care, part of the 'Daily Health & Hygiene Skills' series for special-education and general middle/high school classrooms.
Teach middle-school science students about Atlantic puffin appearance, habitat, diet, and behavior through an interactive digital slide deck.
Seven-day middle/high-school lesson plan (companion to 'Writing Expression') teaching paragraph organization - keeping first and last sentences on-topic, and using varied introduction/conclusion techniques.
Engage students in practicing square numbers with this colorful math activity. Square Numbers Color by Number is a 4-page printable that allows learners to find square roots and color code their work. To begin, students solve 14 problems to find the square root of the number provided. Next, they move to the coloring page and shade in…
Multi-lesson unit teaching the geography, history/culture, and myths of Polynesia.
A no-prep, no-copy substitute/sub-plan lesson designed to fill a full class period (or several, repeated) when a teacher unexpectedly needs a substitute; built around sheltered-language, content-vocabulary activities adaptable to any subject area.
A richly illustrated overview of the history, faith, teachings, and practices of Judaism for grades 5-8 Life Studies/Religion curriculum.
A social-emotional learning lesson teaching students to distinguish optimistic and pessimistic thinking patterns, using the 'three Ps' framework (Permanent, Personal, Pervasive), a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
ESL reading-comprehension and writing practice built around an informational passage about the process of training to become an aircraft pilot.
Provides a comparative history lesson on the lives, conquests, and legacies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan for middle/high school students.
A notated piano/vocal sheet-music arrangement (with lyrics) of the contemporary Christian worship song 'Lift Up Your Hands', for classroom music performance, singing practice, or instrumental sight-reading.
A hypothetical Arctic plane crash gives students a shared problem for practicing discussion and consensus. The slides move the class from an individual item ranking into small-group decisions, then a score sheet supports comparison with the guide’s ranking. Use the reflection questions to examine how students shared time, explained priorities, and responded to different views.
Give upper-elementary/middle-school students practice demonstrating knowledge of rocks and minerals vocabulary and concepts through a set of task cards usable in small groups or as a whole-class game.
Teach students to recognize and correctly use 100 common homophone pairs/sets through definitions, example sentences, and practice exercises.
A comprehensive Bible unit on the Early Church (Acts of the Apostles), covering Stephen's martyrdom, Peter's miracles and imprisonment, Philip and the Ethiopian, Saul's conversion to Paul, and Paul's letters, with vocabulary and memory-verse work.
A HyperDoc (interactive Google Doc-based lesson) teaching students what stress is, how it affects mind and body, and healthy ways to cope with it.
Support a lesson - paired with a companion documentary episode - on the history and impact of fast food, covering franchises, growth, and obesity, for middle/high school social studies.
A vocabulary-building lesson helping middle/high school students learn 12 essential election-related terms so they can engage more deeply with the electoral process.
An integrated math and earth-science activity teaching students to calculate their personal carbon footprint and understand the causes of climate change.
Engage secondary math students by reviewing areas of compound shapes with this color by number activity. Students will calculate the area for various compound shapes on the printable worksheet. Then, they will color in the corresponding question number on the next page according to the color key. An answer key is provided for students…
A mini-unit lesson helping grade 5-8 students critically read, interpret, and analyze the Declaration of Independence, including its ideals, arguments, grievances against King George III, and the deleted paragraph on slavery.