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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.
Earthquake!: A Cross-Curricular Unit Introduction: As a comprehensive educational resource, Earthquake!: A Cross-Curricular Unit offers enriched pedagogical content for Grade 5 and Grade 6 educators looking to impart environmental science…
Discover the true heart of Easter with our Easter/Resurrection Bible Lesson/Study Guide Bundle , created with care for believers who want to deepen their understanding of Christ's resurrection .
A physical-education game combining throwing/target-shooting and dodging/fleeing skill practice with a solar-eclipse theme.
This resource is an Economics: Inflation Activity . This product (Google and Traditional version provided) contains 3 separate activities that INTRODUCE your students to inflation, you can use them all or pick and choose.
Digital interactive notebook (Google Slides) covering a full ecology/ecosystems unit -- spheres of Earth, ecosystem structure, energy flow, cycling of matter, population influences, ecological succession, biomass/fossil fuels, biodiversity, and invasive species -- for 1:1 classroom devices.
Edgar Allan Poe Literature Circles (With Lexiled Texts) The Edgar Allan Poe Literature Circles resource offers an engaging platform to dive into classic literature.
Egypt World History Unit This is an Egypt World History Unit that will provide students with resources from the beginning to end of a unit.
Teach electrical resistance and Ohm's Law for middle/high school physical science, using a presentation lesson plus an Ohm's Law practice worksheet.
A two-part electricity unit: Part I is direct-instruction notes and 7-9 worksheets/assignments on electricity fundamentals; Part II is a role-play class project where students debate which type of power plant a fictional town should build.
Teach students to identify the 7 elements of art through guided artwork discussion questions, then have them demonstrate understanding by designing an original poster.
Elements, Compounds, Formulae and Naming Compounds - Engaging Middle School Chemistry This comprehensive chemistry unit introduces key concepts like atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, the periodic table, chemical symbols, formulae and…
A reading comprehension worksheet and lesson plan built around a biographical article on Elon Musk, teaching reading comprehension, discussion, and research/presentation skills, aimed at ESL/EFL and English classrooms.
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Australia to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Egypt to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about India to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Ireland to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Japan to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Mexico to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
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.
A scaffolded writing resource guiding Grade 4-6 students through planning and drafting a 5-paragraph formal reflective essay about their elementary school experience, for the transition to middle school.
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.
Deliver a complete, no-prep micro-lesson on energy (what it is, potential vs. kinetic energy, how it changes form) via a self-contained digital slide deck combining video, reading passage, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.