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Take part in a teacher-led guided reading lesson built around Charlotte's Web by E.B. White (Chapter 3: "Escape"): warm-up/prediction discussion, shared or independent reading, and post-reading comprehension/discussion or writing activities focused on character trait analysis (Wilbur and Charlotte) and text-to-self/text/world connections.
A geography unit-study bundle teaching students about the countries, capitals, land features, and map-making skills for the continent of Africa.
Follow a Monday-Friday pacing guide: watch suggested videos, read independently or aloud, complete worksheets/discussion and coloring pages, build interactive notebook pieces, and fill in graphic organizers (KWL chart, Interesting Facts, State Overview, State Capital, State Geography) for each day's topic (capital, bird, flower, flag,…
Teach students about famous landmarks and landforms of Europe through illustrated postcards and a companion activity, as part of a Europe geography/continent unit study.
Organize a PE lesson around what students will learn, how they will practice and how their learning will be checked. The editable Word template includes planning spaces for activities, resources, safety and modifications, with an assessment-method checklist. Three color versions use the same structure, while an introductory article and completed throwing-stations lesson show how the sections work together.
A geography unit-study bundle teaching students about the countries/landforms and map-making skills for the continent of Australia (also referred to as the continent of Oceania in the product description, distinct from the country of Australia).
Read booklet pages and write definitions in blanks provided (static, static charge, static discharge, discharge, shock, collide).
Directs teachers to a Google Form that generates a personalized lesson plan for integrating Scratch into their own content area/curriculum.
Each South American landmark or landform is introduced through a postcard with a photo and an informative note, paired with a related worksheet. Activities include factual responses and creative tasks, allowing students to revisit what they read in different ways. Choose the metric or imperial postcard set, match fronts and backs, and assemble cards for repeated use. The directions suggest presenting cards to the class, assigning them to groups or storing them in a continent-study box.
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.
Plants of Asia | Continent of Asia Unit Study | Geography Bundle Engage your young learners with an engaging, comprehensive study of Asian plants. This set specifically caters to students from Grade 3 through Grade 7 and combines interactive activities with clear learning material for a superior experience in Social Studies and…
Each day: watch curated videos and read independently or aloud about that day's topic (capital, bird, flower, flag, or animal), complete a worksheet or discussion, color a themed coloring page, assemble interactive notebook pieces, and complete a drawing activity (e.g., draw a palm tree, mockingbird, bee on an orange blossom, or Florida…
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 assigned videos, complete independent or read-aloud readings, complete worksheets/discussions and activities (e.g., state-and-capital notebook pieces, coloring, drawing) following a day-by-day pacing guide; optionally research and create a report or class podcast.
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.
Click through to the linked digital unit and complete self-checking virtual games (fill-in-the-blank, drag-and-drop map, pigpen cipher, jigsaw puzzle, Caesar wheel, mystery picture) covering Arctic fox facts.
Provide teachers with a blank template to organize daily lesson plans across five subjects.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A complete elementary lesson plan teaching magnetism (attract/repel, sorting magnetic vs. non-magnetic materials) with differentiated small-group activities.