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Types of Investment Accounts in Canada: Non-Registered, TFSA, RRSP This financial literacy lesson teaches students in grades 8-12 about the different types of investment accounts in Canada.
Teach high school students the basic vocabulary and pros/cons of six common investment types to support financial literacy.
A comprehensive teaching unit tracing the history and structure of the U.S. Constitution, from its English/colonial roots through the Articles of Confederation, the Constitutional Convention, the Bill of Rights, and the branches of government, ending with the full Constitution and amendment text.
Teach 11 major U.S. Constitution clauses (Commerce, General Welfare, Necessary and Proper, Advise and Consent, Full Faith and Credit, Privileges and Immunities, Supremacy, Establishment, Due Process, Selective Incorporation, Equal Protection), including where each is established, and applying them to hypothetical legal scenarios.
In this lesson on the US Government: Executive Branch (both Google and Traditional versions are provided), your students will partake in a Gallery Walk activity exploring the multiple "hats" (roles) the US president assumes in the course…
A high-school financial-literacy curriculum module explaining how credit scores are calculated (FICO's five factors) and how compound interest works, aimed at building practical financial decision-making skills.
Understanding Easter: The Truth Behind the Holiday for Believers is an engaging Bible study guide created with middle and high school students in mind, helping them explore the rich spiritual and historical significance of Easter…
A high-school U.S. history/government role-play simulation teaching students about labor unions, strikes, and industrialization-era labor conflict through a slide-guided lesson and small-group negotiation activity.
A comprehensive literature unit of study guide questions for Homer's The Odyssey, guiding middle/high school students through comprehension of each book of the epic and introducing key literary terms.
A research project where students investigate a specific U.S. university (assigned by state) covering costs, admissions requirements, degree/sport offerings, and student demographics, to build understanding of post-secondary options.
A comprehensive pre-production video-editing curriculum teaching students to plan storyboards, jump-cuts, transitions, and B-roll footage before filming.
An editable presentation teaching video game design vocabulary and concepts (components, mechanics, space, goals, rules) as preparation for a hands-on coding project where students build their own game.
A planning and assessment presentation supporting a video game coding project, providing a two-week work schedule and detailed 4-level rubrics for coding and design.
A senior chemistry lesson teaching volumetric analysis (titration): its uses, procedure, equipment, and calculation problems, delivered as a slide presentation with a companion student handout.
Voyageurs National Park Geography Unit Transport students to Voyageurs National Park with this comprehensive geography unit. Through informative reading passages, engaging videos, crossword puzzles, and creative projects, middle schoolers…
This is a Wacky Wild Baseball Game. Students will love learning about the sport while they exercise. Included - detailed lesson plan - visual gym layouts FUN ENGAGING Activities Student Friendly Visual Aids Set-Up Instructions Included…
War Horse (2011): Introduction to WWI & Complete Video Guide Ideal for middle and early high school educators, this teaching resource dramatically brings World War I to life.
Using this Complete Weather and Extreme Events Prediction Unit, you can convert your students from passive observers of weather to skilled analytical forecasters!
Senior high school earth science lesson covering physical and chemical weathering processes, delivered via slideshow with a matching fill-in-the-blank student note-taking outline.
A nine-week set of weekly writing practice slides that walk middle/high school students through descriptive, expository, narrative, and persuasive writing using timed writing and graphic organizers.
Why The Pandas Are Endangered: Digital Science Lesson and Worksheets 'Why The Pandas Are Endangered' provides an exploration on environmental science that focuses on the population challenges faced by pandas.
The 'Why We Eat What We Eat Lesson' is an insightful teaching resource designed to educate students on the factors that influence their eating habits.
A video-guide worksheet teaching students about the health impacts of wildfire smoke, including effects on the respiratory/immune/cardiovascular systems, links to COVID-19 risk, and protective measures like HEPA filters and masks.
Middle/high school vocabulary resource ('The Language of Educational Art') that introduces 35 SAT-style vocabulary words through daily bell-ringer slideshow activities, intended to culminate in a fantasy narrative writing assignment using the words.