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Cuyahoga Valley National Park Geography Unit for Middle Schools A comprehensive teaching resource specifically designed for middle school educators, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Geography Unit is an exceptional choice for those aiming…
A 5-activity dance and movement booklet combining crafts, guided dance instruction, and a culminating performance/video project; content and phrasing ('Brownies', 'girls') indicate it was written for a Girl Scout Brownie troop meeting context.
Explore the life of Daniel Boone as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 2 foldables cover: *Daniel Boone * The Wilderness Road This product is downloadable as a PDF file.
Inspire your students to learn this special Bible story through this David and Goliath Lapbook ! Created for Graders 4, 5, 6, homeschoolers, and ESL/EFL learners, this meaningful resource targets reading comprehension skills, reading…
Day of the Dead Lapbook with Reading Comprehension Aimed at Grade 4 to Grade 6 learners, this resource promises a comprehensive learning experience, especially pertinent for covering Language Arts topics.
Novel study bundle for the book 'Dear Martin', combining a student workbook (print and digital versions), teacher guide, literature-circle structure, editable reading schedule, and a final social-justice research/campaign project with rubric.
A STEM design-and-build project tied to the novel Dear Mr. Henshaw, in which students engineer a device to protect a fictional lunchbox from theft, practicing the engineering design loop.
Death Valley National Park Geography Unit This robust, educational resource -the Death Valley National Park Geography Unit- is designed specifically to enhance understanding and stimulate students' curiosity about one of America's most…
Denali National Park Geography Unit The Denali National Park Geography Unit is aimed at enriching the educational experience of middle school students particularly in Grades 6 to 9.
Bring math lessons to life with this engaging real-world project where students design their dream bedroom! Students step into the role of an interior designer, using math skills to draft blueprints, select flooring and paint, purchase…
Teachers looking for a culturally-rich, engaging work activity to introduce younger learners to Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), the Mexican culture, and other world holidays, can now bring Sugar Skulls Paper Banners Project into…
A biography research project template for students to research and report on the artist Diego Rivera during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Digestive System Lapbook / Interactive Notebook Ebook The Digestive System Lapbook / Interactive Notebook Ebook is a vital educational tool that offers students from Kindergarten through 8th Grade extensive exploration of the human body's…
Digital PowerPoint design-board activity where students digitally assemble a snowman image and then write a descriptive paragraph about it.
A no-prep poetry unit that teaches figurative language and multiple poem forms, building student confidence and creative-writing skills through a flipbook that can be completed in class (cut-and-assembled) or digitally (Google Slides).
Teach middle school art students the difference between raster/bitmap and vector digital images, then guide them through creating a self-portrait in vector art style.
An activity pack guiding students to examine evidence for and against the idea that birds evolved from dinosaurs, using picture sorting mats, dinosaur fact cards, and a research/writing project.
Diwali Lapbook with Reading Comprehension Activities is made for 4th to 6th grade primary level learners, homeschoolers, ESL/EFL learners with the aim of improving English language skills through the exploration of the Diwali festival.
Provide a set of print-and-go comprehension and vocabulary activities to accompany a read-aloud of the nonfiction book Dolphins by Seymour Simon.
Dry Tortugas National Park Geography Unit Immerse your middle school students in learning about Dry Tortugas National Park with this comprehensive geography unit.
Bring the history of early North American settlers to life through hands-on activities covering pioneer life, tools, homes, food, native peoples, chores, toys, and traditions.
Make Earth Day impactful with this cross-curricular unit focusing on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Through reading, writing, math, and science, upper elementary students explore this major but little-known environmental issue.
A craft/flip-book activity teaching the 3 R's (reduce, reuse, recycle) and Earth Day facts for grades 2-5.
An Earth Day writing project to answer the question and think of ways you can help the Earth. Students think of ways they can reuse, reduce, recycle, or any other way they can help the environment.