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A 2-hour lesson plan and movie guide built around the film 'Love, Lights, Hanukkah!' (2020), teaching Hanukkah traditions, history, and themes of cultural identity, heritage, and family through film study and discussion.
A 2-hour lesson plan and movie guide built around the film 'Hanukkah on Rye' (2022), teaching Hanukkah history and traditions alongside themes of family legacy, rivalry, and conflict resolution through Jewish deli culture.
A 2-hour lesson plan built around the Disney film 'Full-Court Miracle' (2003) that connects the historical Hanukkah story of the Maccabees to modern themes of perseverance, faith, and teamwork through a basketball narrative.
A physical education lesson plan and set of agility drill diagrams for a hippo-themed relay/obstacle game, tied to SHAPE America PE standards and cross-curricular science content about hippos.
A published (Classroom Complete Press) literature kit for the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen, providing a full teacher guide and student worksheet set covering comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and assessment aligned to Bloom's Taxonomy.
Novel-study literature kit teaching reading comprehension and critical-thinking skills (Bloom's Taxonomy) for the Newbery Honor novel Hattie Big Sky by Kirby Larson, grades 5-6.
Have to ESL ELA ELL A2 pre intermediate lesson plan. A focus on usage and comprehension of English "have to" expressions. This pre-intermediate lesson plan for grades 3-5 covers how "have to" is used to express obligation or necessity.
Introduce personal health through activities about movement, food choices, feelings, and asking for help. Students respond through picture selection, drawing, and discussion before completing a short assessment. Use a selected activity to begin a class conversation, then invite students to explain an idea through a drawing or an example.
Teaches 1st-grade students to identify physical and emotional differences in themselves and others, as Unit 2 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 1st-grade students to categorize healthy foods, identify foods/physical activities at home and school, and define active vs. inactive, as Unit 3 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 1st-grade students to identify safe vs. unsafe household items, recognize which trusted adults may give medicine, and practice 'Just Say No' refusal strategies, as Unit 4 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 1st-grade students personal safety information, when to call 911, bike/pedestrian/playground safety, stranger danger, and recognizing bullying, as Unit 5 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 1st-grade students about germs, how they spread, handwashing, and the roles of doctors, nurses, and dentists, as Unit 6 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 1st-grade students sun safety, health care workers, and community health/environmental messages (littering, forest fire prevention), as Unit 7 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
A labeled organ diagram supports a worksheet where students label the major organs of the human body, followed by a hands-on cut-and-assemble activity that builds a complete body from six grouped body-system pieces in order: skeletal and nervous, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, muscular, and skin and hair, with eyes, hair, and clothes added by drawing. A naming worksheet then has students identify the body-system groups shown on their own. The unit turns to emotional awareness with a worksheet where students color pictures of people and describe each one's emotional and physical characteristics, then draw and write about their own feelings after scoring a soccer goal. A follow-up worksheet has students draw a happy and an angry memory and consider why appearances alone don't always reveal how someone feels. An eight-point assessment closes the unit, covering major organs, body systems, and reading emotional cues, with a complete answer key provided. This is Unit 2 of a seven-unit 2nd grade health and wellness series.
Teaches 2nd-grade students the importance of healthy food choices and physical activity, as Unit 3 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
For 2nd Grade Health there are seven standards that need to be taught. Unit 1 Personal Health Unit 2 Growth and Development Unit 3 Nutrition and Physical Activity Unit 4 Substance Use and Abuse Unit 5 Injury/ Violence Prevention Control and Safety Unit 6 Prevention/Control of Disease Unit 7 Environmental Consumer Health These units can…
Teaches 2nd-grade students home/school/community safety, bike/playground/car/pedestrian safety judgment, community helpers, and recognizing bullying, as Unit 5 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teaches 2nd-grade students about communicable vs. non-communicable diseases, germ prevention (sneeze covering, handwashing), the role of doctors/dentists, personal-hygiene goal-setting, and Covid-19 facts, as Unit 6 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
Teach 2nd graders about environmental and consumer health, including pollution and the three R's (reduce, reuse, recycle).
Teach 3rd graders about growth and development: major body organs and systems, and physical/emotional characteristics that change as the body grows.
3rd-grade health unit covering nutrition (basic nutrients, food groups, balanced meals) and physical activity, part of a 7-unit health curriculum.
Teach 3rd graders about substance use and abuse: the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, and when medication use is appropriate.
Teach 3rd graders how to respond to minor injuries, recognize and avoid stranger-danger tricks, and make safe decisions at home, school and in the community.