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A set of three vocabulary puzzles (word search, word scramble, crossword) that reinforce 15 key Bill of Rights terms for a 4th-grade U.S. government unit.
What are the Charters of Freedom? What 3 documents protect the rights of Americans? Students will review short snippets of the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution and tell in their own words what the…
The Inuit Gr. 4-6: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource The Inuit Gr. 4-6 is a robust teaching resource for educators, developed with a focus on the culture, heritage, and lifestyle of the Inuit people. This well-designed learning tool combines stories, vocabulary development exercises, phonics instruction and spelling training to ensure…
A teacher's guide for building a cross-curricular transportation theme unit organized around classroom learning centers, for early-childhood classrooms.
Transportation: Planes, Trains & Automobiles Gr. 1 A comprehensive teaching resource designed to introduce grade 1 students to various modes of transportation. This two-week Social Studies/Language Arts unit is equipped with engaging and easy-to-understand informational passages. Scooters Wagons Bicycles Automobiles Trains Busses Boats…
Worksheets and task cards that have students study four foundational American historical documents/speeches (the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, the Gettysburg Address, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech) and demonstrate understanding of each.
A nonfiction social studies resource on Viking society and history, covering topics such as farming, trade, raiding, warfare, exploration, government, religion, family life, and daily culture.
A social studies unit teaching students about Lakota traditional culture, the Ghost Dance religion, and the events, eyewitness accounts, and aftermath of the Wounded Knee massacre and the 1973 Wounded Knee siege.
A cross-curricular Pre-K-Kindergarten unit teaching the concept of 'community' through a non-fiction reading passage about community places (schools, libraries, grocery stores, post offices, parks) plus follow-up activities.