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This Place Value Lesson Plan is exactly what you need to successfully teach Place Value, while also saving you time on planning. The included materials will help make your job as a teacher easier, and your students will benefit from the well-thought-out lesson plan.
Practice identifying place value and standard/written form of numbers larger than a million (into the trillions) using a task-card / silly-story format.
Fantasy Maps - Art Project & Presentation Have you ever wanted to teach a lesson on map making but didn't know where to begin? This is the resource for you! This lesson will help you teach your students how to create a map of their own imagined land. The included PowerPoint presentation is packed with the following map-related info:…
A cut-and-glue flip activity where students record energy-saving tips for icons representing different ways to save energy.
Handwriting practice worksheets for the letter C/c, combining tracing, writing, coloring, and letter-recognition activities in a back-to-school theme.
Give middle and high school students practice solving real-world percent word problems, usable as homework or an assessment.
Give preschoolers handwriting/tracing practice for uppercase and lowercase letter Q, plus a themed maze for fine-motor tracking practice.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of rainforest animals through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Practice identifying the place value of an underlined digit, writing numbers in expanded form, converting expanded/place-value phrases to standard form, and writing number names for numbers up to 5 digits.
A descriptive-writing project for older students: teaches historical background on 19th/20th-century patent 'health tonics' and elixirs, then has students design and describe their own fictional tonic advertisement using descriptive writing.
A three-day senior Earth and Space Science lesson on the Moon's origin (Collision-Condensation theory), orbital mechanics, phases, eclipses, and tidal influence, delivered via slide presentation with guided student notes.
A print-and-do vocabulary practice workbook for early learners covering categories of words (people, places/things, opposites, positions) through tracing, coloring, and simple matching/labeling tasks.
Give preschoolers handwriting/tracing practice for uppercase and lowercase letter O, plus a themed maze for fine-motor tracking practice.
No-prep sight word fluency practice for the high-frequency word "had" — reading, filling in the blank, and reading/writing/drawing for beginning readers.
A card-sorting math-talk activity where students match place-value representations (expanded form, word names, standard form, base-ten models) up to the millions to deepen place-value understanding.
A large, 175-page novel-study/assessment unit for Bud, Not Buddy providing chapter-by-chapter comprehension worksheets, vocabulary games, quizzes, and a summative test.
A life skills and applied math lesson that walks students through the real-world steps of renting their first apartment or house, combining financial literacy with percentage/arithmetic word problems.
Practice recognizing, tracing, and writing the letter V/v (framed as a 'back to school' activity).
Give young children practice tracing, writing, coloring, and identifying the letter O/o.
Make learning about tigers fun and interactive with this printable flipbook craft! Students will explore the fascinating world of tigers by learning about their habitat, diet, body features, life cycle, adaptations, and interesting facts while strengthening reading comprehension and writing skills through engaging science activities. I…
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of natural disasters and weather through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Students use division, conversion, and proportional reasoning in ten rate problems drawn from travel, reading, packing, and other contexts. The blank page provides space for working, with a completed counterpart for teacher review. Check that each response uses the quantity and time interval asked for, especially when an intermediate unit rate must be scaled to a longer period.
Have students create a presentation (poster or slideshow) analyzing the six elements of music as they appear in a popular song of the student's choice.
Prepare Grade 11 students for financial independence through a year-long sequence of 180 daily nonfiction passages on practical personal-finance topics (e.g. what money is, needs vs. wants) paired with vocabulary, comprehension, and writing practice.