Giraffe Unit Study
Interactive multi-lesson unit study introducing and expanding students' knowledge of giraffes, for elementary teachers and homeschooling/co-op families.
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Interactive multi-lesson unit study introducing and expanding students' knowledge of giraffes, for elementary teachers and homeschooling/co-op families.
Complete daily guided-practice sheets (teacher-led, referencing base-10 blocks) followed by independent-practice worksheets on place value, rounding, and comparing/ordering numbers using , = symbols; complete a 10-question review exit ticket on day 5.
A 90-minute Grades 1-4 lesson plan teaching types and elements of weather, including severe weather, through video, sorting games, worksheets, and a craft.
A 90-minute Grade 6 biology lesson plan teaching the process of photosynthesis through explanation, a simple experiment, and a worksheet.
Complete pre-viewing prediction/vocabulary activities, watch film clips or full films with a guided viewing worksheet, join post-viewing discussion, and complete creative writing/response activities per film.
Provide a teacher-facing kindergarten Reader's Workshop mini-lesson pack covering foundational reading-community skills (book care, who/what/where/when/why readers read, and ways to read) using the workshop model.
Participate in daily Clifford-themed activities across centers: circle time songs, movement games, art projects (e.g. paint a bone shape, dog tag collage), science (color/dog facts), literacy (letter recognition, sequencing, story writing), dramatic play, math (counting, sequencing), and construction (building a…
A middle-school Earth science lesson unit teaching how mechanical and chemical weathering shape Earth's surface, combining readings, vocabulary, and a hands-on lab.
This resource is a set of Renoir Art Lesson Plans. Included: - Artist sample art - Student examples - Related projects - Lesson plans - Art history
View a slideshow presentation on Polynesian geography (island groups, atolls, volcanic origins), complete accompanying worksheets, create a labeled map of Polynesia showing island groups/Equator/Tropic of Capricorn, and solve a crossword reviewing the geography vocabulary.
Bring the fascinating world of scorpions into your classroom with this engaging Scorpion Life Cycle Worksheet . Designed for young learners, this resource introduces students to the unique stages of a scorpion’s life while encouraging curiosity about desert animals and their adaptations. This worksheet set is perfect…
In pairs or small teams, students secretly place six markers ('bases') on six different countries on their own map, then take turns naming an country and asking whether the opposing team has a base there, recording hits (√) and misses (x) on a score sheet across up to five rounds plus a tournament bracket (semi-finals/finals).
Take part in a teacher-led guided reading lesson built around Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. (example picture book): warm-up/prediction discussion, shared or independent reading, and post-reading comprehension/discussion or writing activities focused on color/animal vocabulary, predictions…
Watch a video, participate in guided discussion, take notes on a timeline, complete a multi-part worksheet, and write a reflective paragraph.
Use the two-page PDF to plan the week in a format that fits your subjects and routines. Enter the date and supply the lesson details you want to track.
Students build vocabulary using the K.I.M. method (Key word, Information, Memory cue), then read and analyze a table on colonial founding to draw conclusions, make comparisons, and answer guided questions; a vocabulary quiz follows.
Students perform and practice athletics techniques (sprint starts, paced middle-distance running, long jump, shot put, javelin throw) in drills and small-group activities, record/measure performance results, evaluate their own and peers' technique, and answer reflective/critical-thinking questions.
Students define and revise their understanding of force, rank the four fundamental forces by relative strength, solve numeric gravitational-force problems (Fg = mass x g), analyze contact vs. action-at-a-distance forces on everyday objects (a pen on a desk, cars, wheels), work through 'Check Your Understanding'…
A UK Pearson Edexcel International A Level English Literature lesson (Unit 1: Post-2000 Poetry) analyzing Sue Boyle's poem 'A Leisure Centre is also a Temple of Learning,' focusing on meaning, form, language devices, and the theme of female beauty/aging.
Complete 9 lessons of hands-on activities (Match the Sounds, Letters for Sounds, Tricky Consonants, Sound Sorting, ABC Picture Book, Picture Lotto, Where Is the Sound?, Fun Phrases, Read Along with Me) using letter lotto boards, ABC pictures, picture lotto boards, and sound boxes; read the 'Tongue Twisters A-Z' book…
Complete science-based worksheets/activities about narwhals and Arctic animals across the 5-day unit; optionally create a class podcast.
Take part in a teacher-led guided reading lesson built around Charlotte's Web by E.B. White (Chapter 1: "Before Breakfast"): warm-up/prediction discussion, shared or independent reading, and post-reading comprehension/discussion or writing activities focused on characters, setting, and vocabulary.
A 13-part bundle of guided-reading lesson plans, one per grade level from Kindergarten through Grade 12, each built around a grade-appropriate book (e.g., a picture book for Grade 1, "Of Mice and Men" for Grade 10, "The Great Gatsby" for Grade 11) with matching discussion, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.
Participate in a check-in and video-based discussion, then use ladder/mountain/stairs/clouds worksheets to write how they act at each step as an emotion intensifies, given a baseline emotion (e.g., anger, sadness).