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Templates for making Christmas pop-up greeting cards with 'Merry Christmas' messages.
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Templates for making Christmas pop-up greeting cards with 'Merry Christmas' messages.
Christmas Symbols Lapbook / Interactive Notebook The Christmas Symbols Lapbook / Interactive Notebook is an invaluable educational resource perfect for augmenting the holiday learning experiences of children from Kindergarten to Grade 6.
Serve as a culminating, multi-day assessment task in which students compose an original chord progression, melody, harmony, and percussion part using Chrome Music Lab Song Maker, scored against a rubric.
Cinco de Mayo Lapbook with Reading Comprehension Activities | 4th-6th Grade Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with this engaging, educational lapbook!
Capture the special and timeless tale of Cinderella through this Cinderella Lapbook Project for ELA learners Grades 3, 4, 5, homeschoolers, and EFL/ESL learners. Perfect project-based learning for reading classes, fairy tale units, and reading centers, this project set is packed with purposeful activities that would surely make your lessons extra…
A structured lesson plan teaching students to write a five-line cinquain poem, using an interactive notebook template as scaffolding, ending in a class poetry anthology/display.
This is a City of Tenochtitlan Model. National Curriculum Standards: Learners will understand mechanisms by which governments meet the needs and wants of citizens, regulate territory, manage conflict, establish order and security, and…
Are you introducing 3rd graders to the concept of government and its role in our communities? Through engaging activities, students will explore the differences among national, state, and local and state governments, understand the…
A comprehensive 15-day, standards-aligned unit teaching 4th graders about government structure, the Constitution, citizen rights and responsibilities, the three branches and levels of government, and the lawmaking process.
Classroom Design Challenge: Your Next Gen Pedagogical Tool! The Classroom Design Challenge offers a unique platform for hands-on learning, promoting engagement and facilitating high-quality education for all types of learners.
Five simplified climate types — dry, tropical, temperate, continental, and polar — are explained with their defining weather patterns, example regions, and animal adaptations, from camels surviving the dry climate to polar bears and penguins in the polar climate. Students first work through a short learning section and an exit ticket matching each climate to an animal-adaptation description, checked against a teacher's edition answer page, before starting the hands-on project. The project itself is a circular "Climate Disk": students color a world map by climate key on the Recording Sheet, then cut a wedge-shaped overlay into five color-coded pieces and glue them onto a background to build a display-ready craft. A Writing Background option and a playdough-and-lamination alternative to the Recording Sheet are both offered for classrooms that prefer a printer-friendly or reusable version.
This resource is a "Coffee Time/Tea Time With _________" Role Play Activity. Students will: - Imagine that they will have 30 minutes to chat with a famous historical figure over a cup of coffee or tea.
Gives secondary teachers a multi-activity vocabulary unit (competition, word draft, flashcards, and video project) to build student retention of assigned vocabulary words instead of rote memorization.
This simulation is a College Fair Research Project for your high school students to participate in. Students will work in pairs as they select an institution to represent in a mock college fair. They will design a brochure.
The United States was formed when 13 British colonies revolted against British rule and formed their own nation. As you learn about these 13 colonies, you will create 3 interactive foldable booklets to use in your Interactive Notebook or…
This activity is perfect for teachers who want to encourage their students to participate in shared research and writing projects . It is a great way for students to learn about any topic.
5-day cross-curricular unit study and research project on Colorado covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal.
A middle-school art lesson plan (PowerPoint) teaching colored-pencil coloring techniques and culminating in a reflective art project, evidenced directly in the file text: 'I'm aware that you are in grade 7... I am aware that I am going to be teaching you how to colour.'
A STEM/design-challenge activity asking students to design a solution that makes their community more accessible, inspired by a real story of a homemade Lego wheelchair ramp.
Build a community-helpers lapbook with moving, folding, and cut-apart pieces. A jobs wheel, paper figures and clothing, workplace labels, and speaking foldables give learners several ways to connect occupations with where people work. Review the printing notes before assembly, then use the completed lapbook for who-and-where questions.
Conservation of Energy Culminating PBL: An Enriching Resource for Physics Students Conservation of Energy Culminating PBL is an immersive resource that drives high school physics students to explore the crucial concept of Conservation of…
Delight in the celebration of Constitution Day with this delightful and educational lapbook! Perfectly suited for 4th to 6th grade primary classrooms, ESL/EFL learners, and homeschoolers, this Constitution Day Lapbook with Reading…
Coolest Bicycle Design Challenge: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource The Coolest Bicycle Design Challenge is a comprehensive teaching resource, adeptly crafted for the inventive minds of students.
Countries of the World: Argentina Interactive Foldable Booklets - EBOOK Designed as an educational resource appropriate for a broad range of grades (from grade 2 to grade 12), this eBook aims to expand learners' understanding and knowledge…