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A slide-based lesson covering the phases of Earth's water, the hydrosphere, the water cycle, the cryosphere, and the cryosphere's effects on climate and weather.
An informational micro-lesson slideshow introducing spiders for middle/high school science classes.
Teach middle/high-school students how recycled plastic is reprocessed into new products (melting, molding, thermoforming), using a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities in a self-paced interactive slide deck.
A digital slideshow ('micro-learning deck') teaching what a lunar eclipse is, how it forms, and related facts, combining a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.
The M&M activity connects a color-count investigation with graphing and a results write-up. A companion lesson introduces the scientific-method steps through student slides and a completed teacher version. Provide the sample materials and model recording data before groups compare their findings.
A US History lesson plan on McCarthyism/the 1950s Red Scare, using a role-play interrogation activity to teach students about the methods and fairness issues of the McCarthy-era communist investigations.
A 9-station chemistry lab-rotation activity teaching the mole and Avogadro's number, molar mass, and stoichiometry calculations for middle/high school chemistry.
Lesson explaining how living things (primarily birds, plus gliding/parachuting animals) achieve flight through aerodynamic adaptations.
A teacher-facing PDF companion (instructions, setup, and answer key) for an external Google Slides practical-life-skills activity on 'Volunteering', part of the Classroom Complete Press Practical Life Skills SPED series for grades 9-12+.
A digital micro-learning slide deck teaching what greenhouse gases are, using a video lesson, an illustrated reading passage/story (with audio), vocabulary, a fill-in-the-blank comprehension activity, and a summary-writing task.
A multi-file lesson-plan bundle built around teaching the short story 'Charles' (by Shirley Jackson), covering plot and characterization along with a wider set of reusable literary-analysis tools (graphic organizers, PowerPoints, worksheets, and bonus classroom materials).
An informational micro-lesson slideshow introducing the Spinosaurus for middle/high school science classes.
ESL lesson using the topic of space exploration and astronaut training to build reading/listening/writing skills.
Teach intermediate (CEFR B1) ESL/EFL modal verbs 'must' and 'can't' for making logical deductions.
This is an intermediate ESL ELA TEFL lesson plan worksheet set for Past Continuous. Your students' knowledge and understanding of how to use the past continuous correctly in their English learning quest is one of the most important aspects of building a strong proficiency in English. This past continuous tense TEFL resource will gives…
TEFL/ESL grammar lesson teaching intermediate (CEFR B1) students how to recognize and use intensifiers (words like 'very', 'extremely', 'incredibly' that strengthen other words).
ESL lesson using the topic of fast food and ultra-processed food to build reading/listening/writing skills.
Video Introduction An amazing video designed for the students to learn more about dinosaurs in different countries. I WONDER - How Did Flying Dinosaurs Eat | Animated Video Lesson Dinosaurs are really huge creatures. Do you think there was tiny dinosaurs living on earth? Or are there any dinosaurs live till now?! How big was the t-rex?…
Lesson 1 of a Tempest unit: an analytical close-reading of Act 1 Scene 1 (the opening shipwreck scene), building summary/analysis skills and introducing academic essay-writing technique.
An interactive digital slide deck teaching reading comprehension and vocabulary through an informational text about polar bears and Arctic ice loss.
An interactive slide-deck lesson teaching middle/high school students about Nelson Mandela's life and fight against apartheid through reading, vocabulary, and comprehension activities
provide ready-to-use, self-contained substitute-teacher lesson plans built around short-poem analysis, each pairing a poem with a literary-term lesson, annotation activity, discussion questions, and an essay-writing sequence
A hands-on history lesson plan in which students rotate through four experiment stations to test claims made by ancient philosophers (Aristotle, Galen) against the findings of Scientific Revolution figures (Galileo, Copernicus, Vesalius), illustrating the shift to the empirical scientific method.
ESL lesson using the topic of eating insects (entomophagy) as food of the future to build reading/listening/writing and vocabulary skills.