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🎄 Deck the Halls (2006) – 2-Hour Film Lesson Plan Grade Level: 6–8 • Subject: English Language Arts • Duration: 2 hours ⭐ Bring holiday cheer and meaningful discussion to your classroom with this engaging Deck the Halls (2006) lesson plan!
A Teaching & Learning Company (Lorenz Educational Press) resource, 'History Speaks... Declaration of Independence' (copyright 1997, grades 4-8), providing a set of handouts covering the events leading up to the Declaration of Independence, its signers, its text, and related primary-source analysis.
A no-prep poetry unit that teaches figurative language and multiple poem forms, building student confidence and creative-writing skills through a flipbook that can be completed in class (cut-and-assembled) or digitally (Google Slides).
A no-prep poetry unit that teaches figurative language and multiple poem forms, building student confidence and creative-writing skills through a flipbook that can be completed in class (cut-and-assembled) or digitally (Google Slides).
Teach middle school art students the difference between raster/bitmap and vector digital images, then guide them through creating a self-portrait in vector art style.
A lesson/worksheet set teaching students to distinguish discrete versus continuous linear relationships, identify independent and dependent variables, and model real-world scenarios with tables, equations, and graphs.
Distributive Property with Rational Numbers NOTES & PRACTICE A comprehensive teaching resource designed to assist in the effective teaching of the 7th Grade Number Systems Standards, chiefly focusing on multiplication and how it extends…
Grade 8 math lesson connecting Indigenous (First Peoples) cultural content to surface area, volume, and constructing nets of 3-D objects, using traditional Northwest Coast bentwood boxes as the real-world context.
E-Mail the Mayor about Colony Collapse Disorder (Persuasive Writing): A Teaching Resource Designed for educators seeking to engage their students in relevant real-world issues, while nurturing their persuasive writing skills.
A 4-week bell-ringer/mentor-sentence unit built around a nonfiction text on the history of Earth Day, teaching grammar and sentence-analysis skills.
A middle-school Earth science lesson on Earth's internal layers (inner core, outer core, mantle, asthenosphere/lithosphere, crust) and planet formation, delivered as a paired teacher/student slide presentation with a student handout.
These are Emergency Sub Plans for 5th-7th Grade Social Studies. All you have to do is print and go. These can also be accessed digitally through Google Slides. These no prep plans include directions, feedback forms and more.
Leave a substitute a connected sequence in which students investigate why the U.S. Constitution was written. Nonfiction reading and fictional Washington letters lead into comprehension, comparison, color-by-code review and a narrative letter from Madison’s perspective. Daily directions, copy planning and feedback forms support the handoff; teachers add their schedule and procedures, then keep both readings available for the later activities.
Provide a comprehensive Grade 5-8 unit on energy, covering what energy is and its major forms, through reading comprehension passages, hands-on activities, and review/assessment materials organized by Bloom's Taxonomy levels.
A remedial-level science teaching unit ("Chapter Slice" excerpt from a larger Classroom Complete Press book) that explains what energy is and its different forms (e.g. thermal, mechanical, sound, light, potential/kinetic) through reading passages and structured activities.
Teach middle school students to keep writing focused on purpose, audience, and task through a narrative-anchored mini-lesson and four hands-on interactive centers.
Experimental Probability NOTES & PRACTICE: A Valuable Teaching Resource This education toolkit, designed for Grade 7 educators and homeschoolers, is focused on explaining experimental probability in detail.
A four-day cell-biology design project where students, in a space-exploration role-play scenario, design a hypothetical extraterrestrial cell with organelles adapted to survive on a randomly assigned planet/moon.
If you've struggled to find captivating writing activities for your Middle School students, don't worry—I've got you covered with these Writing Prompts: Fall featuring 58 task cards.
A cross-curricular ELA reading unit built around an original adventure fiction story (Mission X Series #1 of 50, 'Backs Against the Wall', set at Fort McHenry in Maryland) that teaches figurative language, context clues, main idea, theme, inference, tone, text structures, grammar, Greek/Latin roots, and vocabulary while integrating history, science, and…
A cross-curricular ELA reading unit built around an original adventure fiction story (Mission X Series #2 of 50, 'Ace Up the Sleeve', set at the Golden Gate Bridge in California) that teaches figurative language, context clues, main idea, theme, inference, tone, text structures, grammar, Greek/Latin roots, and vocabulary while integrating history,…
Integrates financial literacy (sales tax, hourly wages, saving up for a purchase) with math practice on equivalent ratio tables and graphing ordered pairs.
Flash Mob Choreography: Together We Are One This interactive handbook is developed for educators to introduce students to Flash Mob dancing.
Flash Mob Choreography: We Are Stars A practical teaching resource tailored to educators, specifically those teaching in the domain of Art & Music.