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A five-day, low-prep homeschool/co-op unit study exploring Connecticut's capital, state bird, state flower, state flag, and state animal, with a daily pacing guide of suggested videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, and hands-on activities, plus extensive optional graphic organizers for deeper research.
A Grade 3 Canadian social studies unit teaching Canadian citizenship, the national anthem, personal identity, leadership, conflict resolution, and Remembrance Day through discussion questions, research prompts, and creative activities.
A geography unit-study bundle about the continent of Antarctica, combining an informational brochure with hands-on activities (flag coloring, passport/stamp craft, mini-booklet, and referenced fact cube and penguin art project).
The Countries of North America | Continent of North America Unit Study | Geography Bundle The Countries of North America bundle is a comprehensive teaching resource that delves deep into the cultures, geographies, and landmarks of five…
Organize a country project with a checklist, research prompts and note-taking pages that keep sources alongside students’ findings. Learners choose at least four of seven topics and develop at least four paragraphs, then add illustrated fast facts and five attractions. Writing templates and a rubric make expectations visible from the start, while optional pages allow students to extend their reports.
Crater Lake National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with comprehensive resources to study this iconic landmark from start to finish.
Local-election civics simulation in which students design a fictional candidate to run for mayor of "Genericbury"/"Genericburg," including background, campaign slogan, and stances on local issues, to explore what makes a candidate "electable" and how representatives respond to voters.
A sociology/social-studies activity in which students design a fictional 'perfect' society, applying concepts of political science (population, territory, government, sovereignty) and cultural theory (individualism vs. collectivism, religion) to a collaborative worldbuilding project.
A teacher-directed lesson plan presenting background information and source artifacts on the Russia-Ukraine crisis, building student understanding of the conflict's causes.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching students about income inequality using ratio/percent calculations and critical-thinking discussion.
Critical Thinking: Social Programs: More, Fewer, or Just Right A comprehensive teaching resource designed for high school students studying in grades 9-12: this lesson will help your students think about their society as it currently is…
The Crusades Mini Unit The Crusades Mini Unit is a comprehensive teaching resource, tailor-made for students from grades 9 to 12. This inclusive unit aims at building a deep understanding of the causes, pivotal events, and repercussions of…
This complete curriculum on the topic of Cryptocurrency and Digital Currency Literacy is a NO-PREP curriculum to prepare your students for the 21st Century's economy as it relates to Cryptocurrency and Digital Currency!
A full-day set of substitute teacher lesson plans on the theme of cultural diversity for 5th/6th grade.
Guide teachers through planning, running, and judging a classroom or school 'cultural fair' project in which students research and present an aspect of a culture.
The heritage project combines research with several ways to share learning. Students trace a family line, organize a six-paragraph culture essay, prepare a tri-fold display with four representative items and present at a cultural fair. The parent letter, draft outline and rubric help teachers explain the assignment and schedule preparation before fair day.
Introduce students to the concept of culture and the difficulty of cross-cultural exchange using a simplified card game (Barnga) plus supporting note-taking and presentation materials.
Teach the difference between cultural norms and stereotypes via a live classroom simulation, a reading passage, and a worksheet.
Teach students about culture, society, and globalization, including historical context (e.g. the Ottoman Empire) and related civics/decision-making concepts.
A month-by-month curriculum map for 1st grade, adapted to Kentucky standards, listing standards to be covered across Math, ELA/reading strands, Science, and Social Studies.
A month-by-month curriculum map for 1st grade, adapted to Maryland standards, listing standards to be covered across Math, ELA/reading strands, Science, and Social Studies.
Use this curriculum map as a planning reference for distributing first-grade learning across the school year. Monthly rows place literacy strands, mathematics, science and history/social studies side by side. Adjust the sequence to your class and school calendar, and check the printed standards against the Massachusetts framework edition in use before relying on it for coverage.
A month-by-month curriculum map for 1st grade, adapted to Oregon standards, listing standards to be covered across Math, ELA/reading strands, Science, and Social Studies.
A month-by-month curriculum map for 1st grade, adapted to South Carolina standards, listing standards to be covered across Math, ELA/reading strands, Science, and Social Studies.