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A 60-minute Grade 3-4 lesson plan teaching the story of the first Thanksgiving (Pilgrims and Native Americans) and themes of gratitude and friendship, built around a storyboard activity.
In-depth teacher background/theory guide on plant biology (seed anatomy, germination, root systems, photosynthesis) paired with embedded fill-in-the-blank student journal prompts and classroom experiment suggestions, intended to support a plant life-cycle observation unit.
Lilly's prized possession places her in a predicament with her favourite teacher. Activities in this unit focus on: word study - synonyms and antonyms; writing - poetry, descriptive, procedural, narrative, expository writing, and internet…
A Classroom Complete Press Literature Kit for 'Little House on the Prairie' by Laura Ingalls Wilder (Grades 3-4), providing teacher guide, chapter comprehension questions organized by Bloom's Taxonomy critical thinking levels, vocabulary, writing tasks, graphic organizers, and assessment.
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 cross-curricular unit teaching students how author Louisa May Alcott drew on her own life to write 'Little Women', combining reading comprehension, creative writing, vocabulary, and math (fractions/word problems) practice.
🧧 Lunar New Year Lesson & Worksheet for Elementary Students (Grades 1–6) Celebrate cultural diversity and bring global awareness into your classroom with this engaging Lunar New Year lesson plan and student worksheet !
A literature study kit for the novel 'M.C. Higgins, the Great' by Virginia Hamilton, teaching reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary through chapter-based activities.
Maple Syrup Gr. 2-4 Learning Resource The Maple Syrup Gr. 2-4 learning resource invites educators and their students on a journey towards understanding the magic of maple syrup, an iconic sign of spring in Canada. This product revolves around one natural sugar factory—the maple tree—and its significant role both in nature and our households. Custom-made…
Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 3-5 - FLASH-MAC Overview This is a comprehensive teaching resource specifically designed to improve the mapping skills of students in grades three to five.
Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 3-5 - FLASH-PC A comprehensive learning resource perfect for third to fifth-grade educators who teach geography or social studies.
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Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 3-5 | PC Software A comprehensive teaching resource for grade 3 to 5 geography instruction, providing educators with an immersive, interactive platform.
The full GRADES 3-5 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' compilation (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - a multi-chapter book teaching progressive map-reading skills, each chapter built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Basics of Map Reading' from the GRADES 3-5 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Latitude, Longitude and Time Zones' from the GRADES 3-5 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Map the World' from the GRADES 3-5 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Map Your Country") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Mapping Cultural Features") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Mapping Geographical Features") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
A teacher resource book explaining the 'Math Phonics' rule/pattern-based method and providing lesson plans and worksheets for teaching and drilling subtraction facts, intended for initial instruction or remedial work.
A large multi-day Guided Math unit teaching place value and number composition/decomposition up to 100,000 for 3rd grade, including teacher-facing methodology notes, learning-target tracking tools, and a day-by-day (Day 1 onward) sequence of lessons, station activities, games, and exit tickets.
Math: Thank You Next Place - Regrouping Addition This is a dynamic teaching resource for passionate educators aiming to make mathematics comprehendible and enjoyable.
Guide students through a STEM engineering-design-challenge process to plan, build, and test a physical maze.