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A cross-curricular ocean/volcano themed activity packet combining a hands-on volcano-building project with math, grammar, phonics, and writing activities tied to ocean animals, aligned to Common Core per the cover.
Joshua Tree National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with comprehensive resources to learn about this iconic national park.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study on killer whales (orcas) as an endangered species, combining videos (linked externally, not included), reading, worksheets, notebooking pages, and art activities to teach orca biology, behavior, habitat, and conservation status.
A DIY flipbook craft/writing activity where students research and record facts about koalas (appearance, habitat, and related topics) in a question-and-answer flipbook format.
Discover the enchanting beauty of autumn with our interactive Fall Leaf Activities Bundle! Designed specifically for teachers in the Northeast, this engaging educational resource blends science, math, and language arts in a way that keeps young learners excited and motivated.
This guides you to do a lap book of Leonardo Da Vinci, what he studied, his researches and his invents.
Leonardo da Vinci: Inventions Mini Unit is a 12-page download that will teach your readers about da Vinci and his relationship with inventions. A word search and student activity are included.
Maker/STEM engineering design challenge: design and build a device that lets a user turn a light switch on and off without leaving their seat.
A DIY flipbook craft that teaches about lions (appearance, behavior, habitat) through a question-and-answer format, strengthening reading comprehension and writing.
A science unit teaching the characteristics that distinguish living from non-living things through vocabulary work, critical-thinking activities, and a hands-on terrarium-building and observation project.
Lucky Noise Maker Challenge: A Strategy to Encourage Independent and Creative Thinking The Lucky Noise Maker Challenge is an all-inclusive, student-ready teaching resource designed for educators who are devoted to building their students'…
A design-and-build STEM activity where students plan, construct, and test a kite while thinking about the forces (gravity and lift/push) involved in flight.
Help your students make their own "Moh's Hardness Scale" as they learn about classifying minerals by their hardness. This hands-on project is a perfect supplementary activity to enhance your study of geology and rocks.
Mammoth Cave National Park Geography Unit This comprehensive middle school geography unit brings Mammoth Cave National Park to life through informative reading passages, engaging videos, crossword puzzles, PowerPoint presentations , and…
A 5-day, no-prep homeschool/co-op unit study on the endangered West Indian (American) manatee, combining videos, reading passages, discussion, worksheets, and hands-on activities.
Discover the life and science of Marie Curie as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 3 foldables cover: *Basic Facts about Curie *Curie’s contributions to science *The Nobel Prize This…
A flipbook craft that teaches basic marigold plant botany (identification, habitat, life cycle, and trivia) while building reading and writing skills.
Marshmallow Catapult STEM Challenge for Middle School Students. My Marshmallow Catapult Challenge is an excellent way to get your students' excited for STEM in an engaging hands-on way.
Marshmallow Catapult STEM Challenge for High School Students. My Marshmallow Catapult Challenge is an excellent way to get your students' excited for STEM in an engaging hands-on way.
Guide students through a STEM engineering-design-challenge process to plan, build, and test a physical maze.
Multi-day group project/activity plan for teaching about the planets and solar system through research and a hands-on straw-rocket launch relay.
A STEM/maker design challenge in which students design and build a model tiny home using provided or upcycled craft materials, applying constraints and specifications.
This activity is a great way for students to learn more about the moon and the solar system. By reading facts and creating an All About the Moon poster , they will deepen their understanding of this topic.
Guide students through building a muscular-system lapbook/interactive notebook that teaches muscle types, structure, and function via fill-in booklets, a crossword, and a vocabulary flap booklet.