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Incorporate Real World Engineering & Discovery into Your Science Classroom with a Comprehensive Simple Machines STEM Unit. Tired of trying to teach students about abstract concepts like force, work, and mechanical advantage in physics…
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study guiding students through research on Hawaii's capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, with a daily pacing guide of videos, readings, worksheets, and activities.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Geography Unit Take students on a journey to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park with this comprehensive middle school geography unit.
Revolutionize the way your students think about nutrition from simple concepts to hard-core biochemistry using my: Complete Health & Nutrition – Balanced Meal Planning Pack. This isn't just a lesson on the food pyramid.
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.
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.
Teach 3rd graders about environmental and consumer health: pollution, keeping the community clean, the three R's (reduce, reuse, recycle), screen time vs. outdoor activity, and farmer's markets.
Explores the medical, physical, cultural, emotional, and societal factors that shape a Grade 6 student's eating habits and food choices, including allergies/intolerances, disease-related diets, taste, busy lifestyles, culture, and school influences, ending with the link between healthy eating, active living, and wellbeing.
Teaches Grade 3 students where food comes from (processed vs. unprocessed) and how food choices affect oral health.
An investigation unit on heat and light from the sun and other sources, with vocabulary and a quiz, for grades 3-5.
HELPING OUR ENVIRONMENT Gr. 3-6 A comprehensive teaching resource for Grades 3 to 6. An initial tool in creating awareness about today's pressing environmental problems and finding potential solutions.
Helping the Largest Organ Heal Itself: A Cross-Curricular Unit on Skin A powerful and educational teaching tool, ideally suited for fifth and sixth-grade educators.
Hibernation: Badgers, Bears, Bats & Snakes Gr. 2-3 A comprehensive teaching resource ideally suited for second and third-grade teachers focusing on the science subject of Zoology.
Let’s be real: finding science curriculum for a ninth grader that is not fluff feels like a full-time job. Once we hit the high school years, the "nature study" phase is over, and suddenly we are staring down the barrel of complex theories…
Let’s be honest: finding high school curriculum that is genuinely tough but actually keeps a teenager’s attention is a massive challenge.
A no-prep, 5-day cross-curricular unit study built around the novel 'High Tide in Hawaii' (Magic Tree House #28), combining independent/read-aloud reading, curated videos, chapter quizzes, vocabulary, and hands-on activities to teach reading comprehension alongside Hawaii-related science and social studies content.
The "History of Flight" Teaching Resource This is an enlightening resource crafted for educators looking to bolster their curriculum with science-based content.
Senior high school biology lesson teaching homeostasis, negative/positive feedback control systems, and the body's regulation of physiological set points.
This pack gives you all the information you need at your fingertips to study the Horse Chestnut tree through each season. It also includes: For ages 5-6, it includes: Teaching Notes Cards to learn to read and spell words associated with…
Hot Springs National Park Geography Unit The Hot Springs National Park Geography Unit is a well-structured educational aid intended to make geography engaging and easy for middle school students (grades 6 to 9).
How Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct? | Persuasive Writing Pack The How Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct? | Persuasive Writing Pack is an interactive educational resource designed primarily for students in grades 3 to 5.
This middle school science lesson introduces the essential needs that humans (astronauts) must meet in order to survive while exploring in the extreme environment of outer space: •Oxygen •Water •Food •Waste Removal •Temperature •Light…
How Do You Reduce Your Carbon Footprint? - Worksheets (Digital & Print) Product Description: This comprehensive and engaging learning resource is necessary for educators keen on teaching their students about environmental conservation.