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Each day (Monday-Friday): watch a linked video, do an independent or read-aloud reading, complete worksheets/discussion (KWL chart, video notes, graphic organizers on toucan life cycle/facts/investigation), and complete a hands-on activity (e.g. drawing a toucan, habitat coloring page, toucan coloring page); on the final day, create a…
Students fill out invitation details (name, age, date, time, place), then design the front of the invitation using words and pictures around a chosen theme; vocabulary words at the bottom support related word-study extension activities.
Students fold paper into six sections to take notes on each animal-group slide as the teacher presents a PowerPoint slideshow, then play a 'Who Am I?' guessing game where one student uses yes/no questions and classification vocabulary (e.g. 'Am I an amphibian?') to identify a mystery animal while classmates respond with thumbs up/down.
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.
Watch daily videos, read original passages (e.g. origin of auroras, myths behind the lights), complete KWL charts, fill in graphic organizers/report pages with guided sentence stems, draw an illustration activity, and assemble the report pages into a stapled booklet across the 5-day plan.
Students watch/repeat a shapes song video, identify shapes drawn on the board, spot shapes stuck around the classroom, play a memory-style matching card game (word cards vs. shape cards), and complete a worksheet identifying the shape of pictured everyday objects.
Provide a blank daily lesson-plan template with time slots for multiple subjects and a section to record the state standards addressed.
Provide teachers with a blank template to organize daily lesson plans across five subjects.
Sing a body-parts song, label a body diagram with flashcard words, practice singular/plural sentences ('I have two eyes'), draw a monster based on a spoken description, play a Simon Says game using body-part instructions, and unscramble body-part anagrams.
This is a teacher-facing planning tool, not a student activity; there is no student task.
Provide a blank monthly lesson-plan template for teachers to organize daily activities and Common Core standards across five weeks.
Students identify and label clothing items in pictures, listen to a teacher description and draw clothes onto figures, play a 'Go Fish' card game asking 'Are you wearing...?', label a partner's clothing with stickers, and sort clothing words into summer/winter categories.
Following a printed day-by-day plan, students watch linked videos, read a chapter of the companion book each day, take notes, answer open-ended chapter quiz questions, define vocabulary words, fill in a chapter events timeline, and complete varied activities (coloring pages, word searches, writing their name in hieroglyphics, making…
Predict statistics about the world's population with a partner, watch the 'World of 100' video, then answer worksheet questions (two short-answer statistics, five descriptive words, and a written-response paragraph) in complete sentences.
Read the required book and complete worksheets/activities spanning comprehension, geography, grammar, history, spelling and writing; optionally create a class podcast.
A complete elementary lesson plan teaching magnetism (attract/repel, sorting magnetic vs. non-magnetic materials) with differentiated small-group activities.
Read chapters of 'Lions at Lunchtime' (independently or aloud), watch assigned videos (e.g., on the savanna biome), complete KWL and other worksheets, participate in discussions, and optionally create a class/family podcast as a unit-long project.
This resource is a set of Renoir Art Lesson Plans. Included: - Artist sample art - Student examples - Related projects - Lesson plans - Art history
Students follow along with teacher-led vocabulary and concept instruction (potential/kinetic/mechanical energy), then build a labeled roller-coaster model from pipe tubing and a marble, record observations, form a hypothesis, and complete a lab report answering guiding questions.
Students read assigned chapters each day, watch a related video (e.g. phases of the moon, history of Neil Armstrong), complete chapter quizzes and vocabulary work, fill out pre-reading and KWL worksheets, and do a daily drawing activity (e.g. draw the moon, an astronaut, a rocket ship, the solar system, Earth and the moon).
A full lesson plan teaching what an adjective is and how to use adjectives to describe nouns, bundling several supporting activities.
Over a 5-day plan (Monday-Friday), students watch suggested videos (e.g., Hawaii history, palm tree lifecycle, surfing science, tsunamis, hula), read 2 chapters per day independently or aloud, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary work each day, do a themed hands-on activity (e.g., make a flower lei, draw a palm…
Students role-play ordering food in a classroom 'cafe', draw and label foods they know, fill in missing letters to spell food words, build a simple menu with prices, and perform a server/customer role-play in groups of three.
With our Unit Lesson Plan Template, you can develop your lessons more easily and across a specific unit. First, you will pick the theme of your unit. This will help you to focus your teaching and better develop your curriculum.