Lions, Tigers, Zebras + Veterinarians PE Game
PE tag game lesson plan that builds agility through a chase/capture game themed around lions, tigers, zebras and veterinarians, with animal fact cards linking to a science content connection.
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PE tag game lesson plan that builds agility through a chase/capture game themed around lions, tigers, zebras and veterinarians, with animal fact cards linking to a science content connection.
An advanced (CEFR C1) ESL grammar resource teaching the distinction between and correct usage of 'loan,' 'lend,' and 'borrow.'
Novel study unit for 'Locomotive' by Brian Floca, providing 19 lessons of comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, and grammar practice tied to the book.
A literature kit built around the novel 'Loser' by Jerry Spinelli, providing teacher guide material and chapter-by-chapter student handouts for grades 5-6.
Lots Of Discursive Essays To Write: Pack 1 (9-14 years) is a comprehensive guide designed to perfect the art of balanced argument writing.
Lots Of Discursive Essays To Write: Pack 2 (9-14 years) This is a comprehensive teaching tool aimed at developing strong literacy skills within students aged between 9 and 14 years.
Interactive micro-learning lesson deck teaching the history and significance of the Magna Carta.
Dive deep into the magnetic world with this fully detailed lesson on permanent magnets and electromagnets, tailored for middle school educators and their students.
Digital lesson teaching the reading-comprehension skill of making inferences and idea development, for middle-school students, via differentiated interactive Google Slides notes ("Pixanotes").
A mini-unit lesson helping grade 5-8 students critically read, interpret, and analyze the Declaration of Independence, including its ideals, arguments, grievances against King George III, and the deleted paragraph on slavery.
An interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle/high school students facts about mallard ducks (breeding behavior, diet/feeding, and other characteristics) through video, an audio-supported reading passage, and interactive activities.
Mammoth Cave National Park Geography Unit This comprehensive middle school geography unit brings Mammoth Cave National Park to life through informative reading passages, engaging videos, crossword puzzles, PowerPoint presentations , and…
A literature kit built around the novel Maniac Magee, providing comprehension, vocabulary, and critical-thinking activities keyed to Bloom's Taxonomy for grades 5-6.
Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 6-8 - FLASH-MAC An engaging interactive learning journey for middle school students exploring the fascinating world of geography.
Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 6-8 - FLASH-PC Deepen the understanding of topographical comprehension with the Mapping Skills with Google Earth, an immersive and interactive digital lesson plan designed for…
Mapping Skills with Google Earth - Digital Lesson Plan Gr. 6-8 | MAC Software Description: An exciting, interactive, and multifaceted resource designed to enhance your students' basic map reading skills.
Interactive Digital Lesson Plan: Enhancing Mapping Skills for Grades 6-8 Description: A blended learning experience that combines social studies and geography, targeting public school educators and homeschooling parents.
The full GRADES 6-8 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' compilation (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - a multi-chapter book teaching progressive map-reading skills, each chapter built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Map Elements' from the GRADES 6-8 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Map Your Continent") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Population Maps") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Weather Maps") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
A social studies unit that teaches the history behind the Marine Corps Memorial (Iwo Jima flag-raising) by building historical context on Japan, the causes and events of the Pacific war with the U.S. in World War II, and the memorial itself, through readings, comprehension questions, and activities.
Introduce material and nonmaterial culture through definitions, examples and a short reading about Acadian life. Students use one T-chart to classify details from the reading and another to consider examples from their own cultural experience. You can discuss the first chart together before students complete the second, allowing them to choose a community they feel comfortable describing.