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Watch linked videos, read independently or aloud, complete worksheets/discussion prompts, do hands-on activities (coloring pages, interactive notebook pieces, drawing), and optionally create a research report or class podcast.
Follow a Monday-Friday pacing guide watching suggested videos, doing independent or read-aloud readings, completing worksheets or discussion and coloring pages, and making interactive-notebook pieces for the capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal topics; optionally complete graphic-organizer research pages (KWL, interesting facts,…
Read booklet pages and write definitions in blanks provided (power plant, coal, furnace, boiler, turbine) describing each stage of electricity generation.
Unit-study resource teaching the geography of Asia through guided map-making, country identification, and review activities.
Watch state-related videos, read short passages, complete worksheets/discussions and coloring/craft activities, and assemble interactive notebook pieces, one topic per day (Monday-Friday)
Follow a daily pacing guide (Monday-Friday) watching linked videos, reading independently or aloud, completing worksheets/discussion questions, coloring pages, drawing the state symbol, and assembling interactive notebook pieces for each day's topic.
Read booklet pages on each natural-electricity topic; the excerpt captured did not show fill-in-blank definition prompts directly, though sibling products in this series consistently include them later in the document.
Teach students about famous landmarks and landforms of Antarctica through illustrated postcards and a companion activity, as part of a Antarctica geography/continent unit study.
Watch linked videos, read passages, complete state-symbol worksheets and graphic organizers (KWL, interesting facts, state overview, capital, geography, culture, climate, government, historical timeline, important person), color pages, build interactive notebook pieces, and optionally produce a research report.
A geography unit-study bundle about the continent of Antarctica, combining an informational brochure with hands-on activities (flag coloring, passport/stamp craft, mini-booklet, and referenced fact cube and penguin art project).
Follow a daily pacing guide (Monday-Friday) watching linked videos, reading independently or aloud, completing worksheets/discussion questions, coloring pages, drawing the state symbol, and assembling interactive notebook pieces for each day's topic.
A geography unit-study bundle teaching students about the countries, physical features, and map-making skills for the continent of Europe.
Students discuss a warm-up question, learn pre-taught vocabulary, listen to a teacher read-aloud then finish the chapter independently, answer guiding and theme-discussion questions in small groups, draw a character sketch with descriptive words, create and swap word searches using vocabulary words, answer an exit-ticket question, and…
Teach students about famous landmarks and landforms of North America through illustrated postcards and a companion activity, as part of a North America geography/continent unit study.
Explore Georgia with a day-by-day plan covering its capital, state bird and state flower. Activities combine linked videos, reading, worksheets and discussion.
Read booklet pages on each historical invention/inventor; learn a Morse code reference chart and practice writing/sending simple messages in Morse code.
Follow a Monday-Friday pacing guide: each day watch suggested videos (e.g. 'States and capitals song', biography of Thomas Jefferson, brown pelican facts, magnolia plant profile, flag history, black bear facts), read suggested independent/read-aloud texts, complete a worksheet or discussion on that day's topic (state and capital, state…
A geography unit-study bundle teaching students about the countries and map-making skills for the continent of South America, with a project-based-learning focus.
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…
Teach students about famous landmarks and landforms of Australia through illustrated postcards and a companion activity, as part of a Australia geography/continent unit study.
Students watch assigned videos, read independently or aloud, complete worksheets/discussions and interactive-notebook activities, and optionally research and create a report or class podcast about a Montana state symbol.
A geography unit-study bundle teaching students about the countries, landforms, and map-making skills for the continent of North America.
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.
Teach students about famous landmarks and landforms of Africa through illustrated postcards and a companion activity, as part of a Africa geography/continent unit study.