Channel Islands National Park Geography Unit
The Channel Islands National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with an in-depth look at this unique park located off the coast of California.
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The Channel Islands National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with an in-depth look at this unique park located off the coast of California.
A multi-part U.S. history unit on Chief Joseph and the Nez Percé, covering their history, Chief Joseph's surrender, and related primary-source/media analysis.
This is a Chinese Achievements Experience. It will allow your students to explore some of the achievements of the ancient Chinese by exploring them closely.
A reading lesson describing how Christmas is celebrated in 13 different countries, followed by comprehension questions and a discussion prompt.
A multi-country reading, writing, and craft unit teaching students about Christmas traditions in different countries (Mexico, Italy, Russia, France, Brazil, Germany, America per the cover list) through close-reading passages, comprehension questions, lapbook pages, and crafts.
Product Overview: The product, Christmas Food in France - A Lesson on French Culture - Distance Learning, is a comprehensive teaching resource designed to enrich students' understanding of French culture.
Christopher Columbus: History - Hands On A compelling teaching tool that educators can utilize to immerse students in the riveting history of the famous explorer, Christopher Columbus.
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Are you introducing 3rd graders to the concept of government and its role in our communities? Through engaging activities, students will explore the differences among national, state, and local and state governments, understand the…
A comprehensive 15-day, standards-aligned unit teaching 4th graders about government structure, the Constitution, citizen rights and responsibilities, the three branches and levels of government, and the lawmaking process.
Give students background knowledge of the Civil Rights Movement and its context (Reconstruction, Jim Crow, segregation) and have them research and present on one of eleven civil rights leaders.
A 5-station rotation activity (usable as 5 standalone lesson plans) introducing students to the Civil Rights Movement through video, an interactive timeline, leader research, photography and school integration topics.
A 5-day novel study unit for 'Civil War on Sunday' (Magic Tree House #21) that builds reading comprehension, vocabulary, and knowledge of the Civil War era through videos, worksheets, discussion, and hands-on activities.
Civil War's 54th Massachusetts Regiment: The Shaw Memorial: Historic Monuments Series This enriching teaching resource, suited for students in grades 4-8 studying social studies (specifically US history), offers an engaging look at a…
Introducing an engaging activity and lesson on class and social mobility in America . Students start by ranking various occupations to discuss their perceptions of occupational prestige in society.
5-day cross-curricular unit study and research project on Colorado covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal.
A digital micro-lesson teaching about Christopher Columbus and Columbus Day through an informational reading passage, embedded video links, and comprehension activities.
A full-day substitute-teacher lesson plan set for 2nd grade covering types of communities (urban, suburban, rural) and citizenship.
Teach Grade 2-3 students about community types and cultural diversity worldwide through an in-depth study of an Egyptian community, plus an open-ended research project on a community of the student's choice.
Teach Grade 3 students to locate and compare world communities, focusing on Botswana and India, covering geography, resources, daily life, and cultural diversity.
Communities: Past, Present, Future Gr. 2-3 An extensive and informative resource designed for Grade 2 and Grade 3 students. It offers rich insight into the evolution and projection of community life as part of the broader Social Studies…
A multi-lesson Canadian history teaching unit on the Confederation of Canada, covering historical background, key figures, and related skills through core lessons, student notes, a board game, and optional lessons.
Confederation: The Building of a Nation Gr. 8-9 Confederation: The Building of a Nation Gr. 8-9 is an educational resource specifically developed for teachers and homeschoolers focusing on Grade 8 and 9 students.
Congaree National Park Geography Unit: An All-Inclusive Teaching Resource for Middle School Students Congaree National Park Geography Unit is a comprehensive teaching resource uniquely designed for middle school students from grades 6 to…