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A cross-curricular ELA reading unit built around an original adventure fiction story (Mission X Series #1 of 50, 'Backs Against the Wall', set at Fort McHenry in Maryland) that teaches figurative language, context clues, main idea, theme, inference, tone, text structures, grammar, Greek/Latin roots, and vocabulary while integrating history, science, and…
A year-long first-grade homeschool/classroom curriculum index organized by subject and skill, guiding a teacher/parent through what to teach and linking out to individual resources for each skill.
A step-by-step opinion writing unit built around researching US First Ladies, using 'would you rather' prompts to scaffold research-based opinion essays
Teach middle/high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
Teach high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
A 5-day unit study on Florida covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, combining curated videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, coloring pages, interactive notebook pieces, and drawing activities for each daily topic.
Food Production & Farming: Complete Unit An engaging teaching resource designed to deepen students' understanding of the origins of our daily foods.
A secondary social studies unit teaching foreign policy concepts (tools of diplomacy, alliances, trade, international organizations) followed by a role-play crisis simulation ('The Terranova Crisis') in which student groups represent different countries/bodies negotiating a fictional border conflict.
A two-lesson resource teaching middle school students vocabulary related to the founding of the 13 colonies and how to read and analyze a historical data table.
A cross-curricular book companion/mini-unit built around the picture book 'Four Feet, Two Sandals' (by Karen Lynn Williams & Khadra Mohammed), integrating reading, vocabulary, writing, social studies, and math activities tied to the book's refugee-camp setting.
Four Great Chinese Inventions is an interactive Social Studies lesson for middle and high school students. This resource teaches about four important Chinese inventions that shaped world history: papermaking, printing, gunpowder, and the…
Franklin D. Roosevelts Four Freedoms Speech: History Speaks... This resource shines a coveted spotlight on the life and influence of one of the 20th century's leading figures - Franklin D. Roosevelt.
A teaching unit on the FDR Memorial covering Roosevelt's presidency, his experience with polio, the Great Depression, and World War II, with reading passages, questions, and activities.
An interactive digital micro-learning slideshow lesson on Franklin Roosevelt's life and presidency, combining video, a leveled reading passage, vocabulary, and writing practice.
A comprehensive multi-format resource on the life of Frederick Douglass, covering his biography, key facts, and legacy, for U.S. history / social studies instruction.
Comprehensive novel study guide for 'Freedom Train' by Dorothy Sterling (a biography of Harriet Tubman), combining chapter vocabulary, QAR-based comprehension questions, quizzes, and a final test, per the file's own teacher notes.
The French and Indian War: La Petite Guerre Lesson This is a dynamic educational resource that primarily targets grade 6 to 9 educators and is optimized for Social Studies teachers with a focus on World History.
This is a French and Indian War: Importance of Geography Lesson. This lesson and the activities focus on understanding the importance of lakes and rivers in the French and Indian War.
French Immigration to Canada (#1208) - A Comprehensive Teaching Resource This fascinating examination into a crucial aspect of Canadian history is compiled into a 17-page PDF document suitable for Grade 4 to Grade 6 students.
A Canadian history resource teaching the history of the fur trade (early Indigenous-European contact, the Hudson's Bay Company, coureurs des bois, voyageurs, and trading practices) for grades 3-5.
Gates of the Arctic National Park Geography Unit This comprehensive middle school geography unit brings Alaska's Gates of the Arctic National Park to life through informative reading passages, engaging video links, creative projects, and…
Gateway Arch National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with a comprehensive study of this iconic landmark. The informative presentation guides learners through the park's history, geography, wildlife, and climate.
A geography mystery/detective activity where students use clues (compass readings, wildlife observations, temperature) from three reading passages to deduce they are in Antarctica/the Polar Climate zone, then complete a hands-on ELA and art project representing that location.
This resource is a Geography of Canada Unit . Designed for your Grade 4 students, this resource is jam-packed with so many good printables to teach students about culture, diversity, geography and so much more.