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Lesson 2 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the product rule (adding exponents of like bases when multiplying powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables.
Choose a tunnel location (e.g. under a river or mountain), draw a design, and write down challenges and safety measures for the design.
Working ideally in pairs, students draw district lines to divide a hypothetical state (Colorado) into five roughly equal-sized districts in a way that benefits one political party, using a colored (red/blue) population map, then compare their result to a sample answer key.
An ESL/ELA reading comprehension and listening lesson built around a biographical text about musician David Bowie, paired with a teacher lesson plan.
Working in pairs, students role-play as a city political boss and work through several decision-making case scenarios (choosing a contractor for a sewer job and structuring a kickback, deciding who receives professional licenses and at what price, and deciding which families receive limited government daycare…
Lesson 3 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the quotient rule (subtracting exponents of like bases when dividing powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables and negative-exponent results.
Color a pie-chart diagram according to the stated percentage breakdown of greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, fluorinated gases), then draw or glue pictures of activities that cause greenhouse gases.
Intermediate (B1) ESL lesson plan teaching cooking vocabulary and grammar through a listening/reading dialogue and follow-up exercises.
A printable letter-tile game combining spelling (language) practice with point-value addition (math) practice, Scrabble-style.
Lesson 1 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the zero-exponent rule and the negative-exponent rule (moving powers across a fraction bar) and how to simplify expressions using both.
Students follow along with the teacher slides showing the 8-step method for balancing redox half-reactions (identify oxidation numbers, break into half reactions, balance non-H/O atoms, balance O with H2O, balance H with H+, balance charges with electrons, multiply to equalize electrons, add and cancel electrons), then work through…
Watch a video and take notes, label a digestive-system diagram, map the 'journey of a sandwich,' complete matching/sorting worksheet activities, and write an exit ticket.
Guided-notes lesson (Lesson 5 of a Laws of Exponents video series) teaching the power rule applied to fractions/quotients raised to a power.
Fill in guided-notes blanks while following a slideshow lesson, solve refraction/critical-angle practice problems, and complete an in-class lab.
Rate personal happiness (1-10) after group games (Hop, Step and Jump; Rolling Hoops; a 'neck under the chin' orange-passing relay); complete reflection worksheets on what happiness means and what makes them happy; cut out 'signature strength' words (e.g. Creativity, Curiosity, Kindness) from a provided list and add…
Night Calls Reading Lesson Bundle for High School ELA This Reading Lesson Bundle for the short story "Night Calls" provides high school English teachers everything needed to teach a comprehensive reading lesson. The bundle includes a complete standards-based lesson plan to guide instruction, a worksheet for students with a companion…
Watch/read the lesson on stratus clouds; fill in a word-bank cloze ("What's Missing?") using key terms; match definitions; write a summary.
Use this lesson plan alongside your own copy of Anton Chekhov’s The Bet. The worksheet moves through previewing, vocabulary, ten reading questions and literary analysis before a critical-thinking writing task on capital punishment. A marked copy supplies responses to the reading questions, while text-neutral organizers and literary PowerPoints support selected teaching focuses. The plan highlights plot and theme and includes a write-pair-share routine for developing ideas.
Teach students to multiply two binomials using a visual area model that builds up to the FOIL mnemonic.
A mini-lesson/workshop teaching secondary students the 'show, don't tell' writing principle, using a slideshow contrasting telling sentences with showing paragraphs, then having students turn a randomly-drawn telling sentence into a descriptive showing paragraph.
This is an intermediate lesson plan worksheet set for Who's vs. Whose. This ESL Lesson Plan provides essential grammar instruction for intermediate language learners on the commonly confused words "who's" and "whose." Students will learn the differences between these homophones and practice using them correctly through engaging…
Watch/read the video lesson on predicting severe weather, read the passage (with audio support), learn key vocabulary, match definitions, and write a summary (quick write).
This is an intermediate lesson plan worksheet set for Modal Verbs: There, They're & Their. This ESL Lesson Plan provides essential grammar instruction for intermediate language learners on the commonly confused words "there", "their" and "they're." Students will learn the differences between these homophones and practice using them…
Free download Students first review Newton's three laws and force-and-motion key-concept slides, practice vocabulary flashcards, then play a hangman-style game: guessing letters of hidden vocabulary words/phrases (e.g. effect, equal, exert, cause, collision, speed, velocity, pod, mass, kinetic energy, Newton's Laws of Motion…