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A published life-skills workbook (Classroom Complete Press 'Practical Life Skills' series, CC5807) teaching high schoolers personal money management, through reading-comprehension passages, vocabulary, and hands-on activities.
A senior (high school) chemistry lesson teaching how to prepare solutions of a given molar concentration using volumetric flasks, and how to dilute concentrated stock solutions using the M1V1=M2V2 relationship.
A 120-minute Valentine's Day-themed high school English lesson using selected scenes from the 2005 'Pride & Prejudice' film to teach theme, character development, social class, and film adaptation analysis.
Here is a ready-to-use math lesson to teach your students in 8th or 9th grade how to find perfect squares and how to find perfect cubes using prime factorization and prime factor trees.
A group poster-board project where students design a themed 'museum' covering the causes, key leaders, major battles, and human cost of World War II.
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Teach senior high school biology students the structure and function of proteins and nucleic acids (amino acids, polypeptides, protein structure levels, denaturing, DNA vs RNA).
Teach students about psychological disorders and treatments, address common myths, and have them complete an independent research project on a chosen disorder.
Free download Python Programming Activity - Tic Tac Toe (Noughts and Crosses) An engaging educational resource crafted for students aged eight to sixteen.
A high-school life-skills resource teaching students to recognize and cope with stress, distinguish stress from anxiety, and build related social-emotional skills (empathy, coping with depression, finding purpose, confidence, self-care) through nonfiction reading passages and critical-thinking questions.
A high-school life-skills resource teaching time-management strategies - planning the day, prioritizing tasks, breaking down large projects, and using tools like the Eisenhower Matrix - through nonfiction reading passages and critical-thinking questions.
A high-school life-skills resource teaching personal responsibility - accepting others, being authentic, self-control, accountability, adaptability/resilience, and setting boundaries - through nonfiction reading passages and critical-thinking questions.
A 5-day critical-reading curriculum that teaches middle/high school students to analyze scientific articles for validity, bias, and logical coherence rather than passively accepting claims.
Are you trying to get your high school students interested in math, computer science, and current events while practicing reading comprehension and vocabulary? Why not give them a crash course on the concept of algorithms.
A high-school humanities reading and discussion resource built around an original nonfiction article theorizing that coffee's introduction to Western Europe influenced Enlightenment-era thinking, paired with discussion questions, extended project options, and teacher facilitation notes.
Teach middle/high-school students how plastic is recycled, using a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities in a self-paced interactive slide deck.
A multi-chapter STEM curriculum pack teaching the physics and engineering behind renewable energy technologies (solar, wind, hydro/ocean, and likely more) so students can approach energy design challenges like engineers.
A life skills and applied math lesson that walks students through the real-world steps of renting their first apartment or house, combining financial literacy with percentage/arithmetic word problems.
A student handout introduces mortgage vocabulary, principal and interest, and the lesson’s 5% unrecoverable-cost model. Students research three rentals and three comparable homes, calculate a housing budget using the supplied assumptions and compare the results. A household case study and written reflection extend the mathematical comparison.
Reproductive System Unit Description The Reproductive System Unit is an all-encompassing teaching resource perfect for educators teaching high school Anatomy, Physiology or Biology.
Guide students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style biographical research essay about a significant figure from the era of American westward expansion.
A scaffolded research-essay guide that walks students through selecting an iconic pop music artist (e.g. Madonna is shown as a sample subject), researching, outlining, drafting, peer-editing and submitting a 5-paragraph MLA-style essay for assessment.
Guides students through independent biographical research on Cesar Chavez and the writing of a 5-paragraph research essay, using a graphic-organizer worksheet, a peer/self writing-tips checklist, and a scored essay rubric.