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An expansive PreK-2nd grade animal science unit teaching students about rabbits, using real photos, differentiated nonfiction reading, discussion questions, and hands-on activities.
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An expansive PreK-2nd grade animal science unit teaching students about rabbits, using real photos, differentiated nonfiction reading, discussion questions, and hands-on activities.
A blank research-project worksheet that guides students to research and record key facts about Kuwait across geography, history, government/economy, and culture.
An ebook combining informational text on ancient Egyptian mummification with a hands-on multi-week project in which students mummify a raw chicken and document the process.
A set of wildlife photographs intended as visual inspiration/reference for students' art (painting or drawing) projects.
A week-long thematic lesson-plan template/organizer for a preschool/kindergarten 'Bears' unit, laying out activities across each day and each learning center.
A middle-grades science research project where students research an animal's current biome and adaptations, then imagine how that animal would need to adapt if moved to a new biome, culminating in a written report and illustrated diagram.
Teach basic Microsoft Excel navigation and cell referencing (Shift, Tab, Enter, arrow keys, cell addresses) through an interactive 'detective' mystery story.
A set of research topic cards on Chile covering history, geography, government/economy, and culture, paired with a fill-in research worksheet, for a country-study research project in Geography/Social Studies classes.
Day 4 of the framing-workers unit: siding word problem re-run using yard-based measurements (3-yard lengths, 4-1/4" wide pieces, 1-1/4" overlap), building toward the Friday culminating art project and writing piece.
An expansive PreK-2nd grade animal science unit teaching students about lions, using real photos, differentiated nonfiction reading, discussion questions, and hands-on activities.
Stop avoiding teaching heredity and genetics. Grab this NGSS Inherited Traits Project instead!
A geography mystery/detective activity where students use clues (compass readings, wildlife observations, temperature) from three reading passages to deduce they are in Antarctica/the Polar Climate zone, then complete a hands-on ELA and art project representing that location.
A webquest project guiding students to research an assigned country of the Western Hemisphere online and present findings as a Google Slides presentation.
An editable week-long lesson plan template themed around Clifford the Big Red Dog, helping preschool teachers plan a week of Clifford-related activities across learning centers.
A teacher-facing activity guide for organizing small-group student-led review presentations on a chosen subject (math, science, or social studies) for the last week of school.
A research and creative-writing project in which students design an original superhero (or team) and write/illustrate a graphic novel/comic strip that teaches readers about an environmental issue and a possible solution.
A no-prep research project where students investigate inventions, innovations, and discoveries made by the ancient Egyptians across several categories.
A preschool curriculum idea packet on planting/gardening, providing vocabulary, concepts, and a large collection of hands-on sensory, art, and cooking activity ideas to build awareness of the plant life cycle.
A full 36-week, 10-unit NGSS-aligned Grade 4 science curriculum built on the 5E instructional model (Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate), covering energy, waves, Earth's processes, fossils, plant/animal structures, weathering and erosion, engineering, electricity, and a capstone.
A 31-activity reading companion packet for Andrea Davis Pinkney's picture book 'Boycott Blues: How Rosa Parks Inspired a Nation', building reading comprehension, literary analysis, and Rosa Parks/Civil Rights content knowledge.
A 372-page reading/course book that teaches statistics and data-science fundamentals to young learners, moving from what data is through data organization, graphing, central tendency, spread, probability, sampling, correlation, and data storytelling.
A blank research-project worksheet that guides students to research and record key facts about North Macedonia across geography, history, government/economy, and culture.
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.
The Things To Do in Fall - Leaves Activity is an interactive and engaging presentation that will allow your little learners to complete a Leaves Art Project . A variety of warm ups are included.