Living & Non-living Terrarium Packet
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.
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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.
A world-cultures arts-and-crafts packet offering a themed craft or drawing project for each of several countries, connecting art-making to that country's culture, traditions, or history.
A complete, NGSS-aligned full-year (36-week, 10-unit, 96-lesson) Grade 7 science curriculum covering life, physical, and Earth science plus engineering design, delivered as 8 files (teacher guide, lesson plans, labs/STEM, assessments, answer keys/rubrics, reading passages/guided notes, worksheets/vocabulary, and projects/review).
A middle/high school personal finance and budgeting project teaching students to differentiate needs vs. wants and build a monthly budget.
Guide independent student research into Australia's geography, government, history, Indigenous culture, customs, sports, and notable people/landmarks through a structured, self-directed country study.
A summative research project in which students research an assigned historical explorer, present findings via a mapped voyage, a flag, written research answers with cited sources, and a recorded oral presentation, scored with an included rubric.
Horse Chestnut Tree: Kindergarten Science Project: Presentation This Horse Chestnut Tree Life Cycle Kindergarten Science Project PowerPoint follows the life cycle of the Horse Chestnut tree through the seasons. Beautiful, original photos will captivate children, making an everyday sight into an object of awe and wonder. When can it be…
A high-school math/data-literacy summative project task that has students research a topic of their choice to identify bias in how data is gathered, presented, and interpreted in the media.
A dice-based typography art project where students create decorative letter art for their name or a favorite word, one roll-and-draw game sheet per letter.
If you are looking for science activities that are designed to let your students get creative, look no more. This is an Extreme Weather Research Project Foldable that will allow students to learn about weather types and present research in an interactive way! What You Get: -- Foldables for 9 different natural disasters -- Different…
Fantasy Maps - Art Project & Presentation Have you ever wanted to teach a lesson on map making but didn't know where to begin? This is the resource for you! This lesson will help you teach your students how to create a map of their own imagined land. The included PowerPoint presentation is packed with the following map-related info:…
A 370-page environmental science textbook/handbook for grades 6-12 covering environmental science fundamentals, energy concepts, renewable energy technologies (solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass, ocean), energy storage and grid systems, project planning, and environmental impact measurement, including DIY project instructions.
Give students a park-design problem with a perimeter of fifty-six units and a choice of internal layout. They divide the space among six uses, calculate area-based costs and add fencing before finding the total project cost. A pool-depth requirement adds volume work, while comparing finished plans can reveal how equal perimeters produce different areas and budgets.
A multi-week nonfiction research project in which students research a country other than the United States and build a booth exhibit for a class-hosted 'International Festival,' assessed across reading, writing, social studies, and speaking/listening.
The Ancient Civilizations Report | Ancient Civilizations Project This comprehensive education package provides an enriching approach to teaching history, with a focus on ancient civilizations. By combining factual content with challenging questions that promote higher-level thinking in line with the Common Core, it aids in both…
A preschool thematic curriculum guide built around a week of rainbow-themed activities spanning art, math, science, sensory, cooking, and circle-time discussion.
Guided notes, practice, and a hands-on data collection mini-project introducing scatter plots to meet CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.SP.A.1.
Guides young children through simple art and craft projects that build fine-motor and creative skills.
A printable frog-themed paper craft project where students make a wearable crown/hat, building fine motor skills through cutting, coloring, and assembly.
A STEM design-challenge project connected to the novel Because of Winn-Dixie, in which students engineer a pet-friendly shelter for the character Winn-Dixie using the engineering design loop.
Arctic Animal Styro-Prints - Art Project and Presentation Get your students excited about art and the arctic with this fun lesson! Students will learn about life in the arctic circle including what types of people live there, what the environment is like, what kind of animals live there and much more! The PowerPoint features a…
A scaffolded research-report project teaching ecology vocabulary and concepts, culminating in a written report.
A high-school life-skills project (Module 1 of a 'Moving Out On Your Own' series) that has students research real apartment listings and evaluate housing options to build independent-living and budgeting skills.
An editable MS Word project template with one page per South American country, providing a starting point for a geography project.