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Animated Character Challenge Design, draw and write the story line for a new animated character.
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Animated Character Challenge Design, draw and write the story line for a new animated character.
A no-prep comic-style research report activity (Love of Learning Live) focused on the Arctic fox, in which students research and present findings as a comic.
Discover the Author Research Activity, a versatile and captivating digital resource tailored to help educators guide their students in uncovering the world of literature.
An expansive PreK-2nd grade animal science unit teaching students about wolves, using real photos, differentiated nonfiction reading, discussion questions, and hands-on activities.
This is a Back to School - "Beautiful Oops" Project. Students will get to read, write and exercise! This is great for the first week of school, but it can be implemented at any time. There are warm up exercises for students to complete. Students will listen to the story and then create animal bookmarks.
Battle Injury Report The Battle Injury Report is an engaging and comprehensive teaching resource specifically designed for grades 9 through 12.
A hands-on STEM/history project in which students build a mud brick to experience ancient Sumerian brick-building techniques and reflect on the process in a journal.
Cross-curricular Black History Month research and biography-writing activity focused on notable Black Canadians, culminating in a paper 'memory quilt' craft display.
An opinion-writing activity where students research two historical figures using structured biography graphic organizers, then respond to a 'would you rather' style opinion writing prompt comparing them.
A 2-hour lesson plan for grades 6-12 offering choice-based Black History research options: Harlem Renaissance poetry analysis, a Civil Rights document-based-question (DBQ) essay, or a digital presentation connecting historical events to a contemporary issue.
Guide students through a research/creative project profiling an influential African American historical figure for Black History Month.
A multi-activity Black History Month unit study pack teaching about 12 Black American pioneers in food science and technology through varied research, writing, and hands-on tasks.
Download and discover the ultimate no-prep resource for blackout poetry, also known as found poetry, that will teach your students the art of word choice , literary techniques, and poetic language through a fun and hands-on approach.
A DIY flipbook craft activity teaching students about blueberry plants - their habitat, parts, growth, and trivia - while practicing reading comprehension and writing.
Provide a 12-day high school Language Arts unit of study companion to Brandon Stanton's book 'Humans,' exploring narrative nonfiction, photography-based storytelling, and themes of humanity, struggle, and personal identity.
Book Report | Book Review Lapbook (Level 1) is a perfect book report and book review project for primary level learners, ESL/EFL students, and homeschoolers who are starting their journey as emerging book readers.
Introducing this Book Report | Book Review Lapbook (Level 2) is a lapbook project which is designed for intermediate level book readers who are ready to analyze their reading better!
This Brazil Wildlife Animal Project is perfect for students who want to learn about the animals that live in Brazil. With this project, students research, design a poster, create a model and give a presentation.
A cross-curricular teacher pack (lesson notes, worksheets, displays and activities) for teaching young children about the butterfly life cycle across science, art and English.
Combined, week-long version of the community-workers unit: ties career exploration to inductive multiplication/division fact fluency and word problems, close reading of Chippewa/Ojibwe tribal history, and daily writing, culminating in a 'Future Me' poster and letters to real community workers.
Combined, week-long version of the framing-workers unit: pairs a 'Self-Employed Framer' real-world measurement/word-problem scenario with Native American (Ottawa/Chippewa) building history, inductive multiplication/division fact fluency (progressing across the week, e.g. x6 to x7 per the intro), and a culminating art/writing project.
An ELA creative-response activity where students design a new cover and write a persuasive review/pitch for a novel they are reading, framed as a social-media-influencer or celebrity book-club pitch.
This resource is a Chinese Foods Research Project. There are 3 resource links for students to research at home. Students may also use other tools such as books and newspapers.
Research-based scavenger hunt and documentation project teaching students how Christmas is celebrated in the Netherlands (Dutch history, culture, customs, and traditions).