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A brief outline scheme of work for a Geography unit on local-area investigation, framed around the question of whether Heathrow Airport should be expanded, and teaching primary data collection and presentation methods.
A second-grade, multi-subject curriculum roadmap/checklist (Phonics, Reading, Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, Writing, Character Education, Speaking and Listening) that organizes skills into checklists and links out to individual downloadable resources on the Have Fun Teaching website.
A 2-hour film-study lesson plan using the movie Selma (2014) to teach the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery civil rights marches, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership, and the Voting Rights Act, integrated with ELA critical-viewing skills.
A 50-page teaching resource (Teaching & Learning Company, 'History Speaks' series) on the Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions and the fight for women's voting rights in the United States.
About Are you wanting to teach about September 11th in your classroom? Look no further than this fun immersive September 11 Memorial & Museum self taught lesson! All you need to do is press play and let the lesson teach itself.
Sequoia National Park Geography Unit Transport students to Sequoia National Park with this engaging geography unit. Through informative reading passages, vibrant images, and interactive activities like crosswords and videos, middle…
A middle/high school social studies lesson plan and worksheet exploring competing scientific theories (e.g. Bering Strait land bridge, coastal migration) for how humans first settled the Americas, using archaeological evidence.
Introducing the Seven Wonders Mini Unit This exciting teaching resource takes students on a journey to discover the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, delivering curriculum-appropriate content for grades 6 to 9.
A full-day substitute teacher plan built around a ships/shipwrecks theme, combining reading comprehension, math, and science activities so a substitute can run a 5th/6th grade classroom without disrupting curriculum pacing.
Sociocultural Diversity: An Educational Resource This comprehensive teaching tool is designed to guide discussions on some of the most significant social issues confronting our society today.
Introducing an informative slide deck that serves to teach middle and high school students about societal bias, implicit bias, and how prejudice and discrimination ultimately influence social interactions.
Design Your Celebration - Exploring Cultural Customs This lesson explores the world of celebrations and customs, offering a an in-depth look at how culture is woven into unique cultural traditions.
🌊 Song of the Sea Movie Guide & Worksheets | Irish Folklore Lesson Plan (Grades 3–5) Bring Irish folklore to life with this Song of the Sea movie guide and lesson plan designed for upper elementary students!
A comprehensive Grade 5-8 reading-comprehension and geography resource on South America, organized around the Five Themes of Geography (Location, Place, Human and Environmental Interactions, Movement, Regions).
A Grade 5-8 chapter-slice resource teaching the geographic theme of Human and Environmental Interactions as applied to South America, part of a larger Five Themes of Geography series.
A Grade 5-8 chapter-slice resource teaching the geographic theme of Location as applied to South America, part of a larger Five Themes of Geography series.
A Grade 5-8 chapter-slice resource teaching the geographic theme of Movement as applied to South America, part of a larger Five Themes of Geography series.
A Grade 5-8 chapter-slice resource teaching the geographic theme of Place as applied to South America, part of a larger Five Themes of Geography series.
A Grade 5-8 chapter-slice resource teaching the geographic theme of Regions as applied to South America, part of a larger Five Themes of Geography series.
A 45-minute lesson plan teaching elementary students about St. Patrick's Day: its history, Irish culture, and associated symbols.
Provide a bundle of Illinois-themed social studies/civics resources: biographical slide presentations on Illinois-connected political figures (governors, U.S. senators, U.S. representatives, presidents, vice presidents), a state map scavenger hunt, and an Illinois spelling list.
Provide a multi-part bundle of Mississippi-themed social studies resources covering state geography, spelling vocabulary, and biographies of Mississippi political leaders (governors, U.S. senators, and U.S. representatives).
Use this historical lesson set to discuss the purpose of the State of the Union and revisit the 2023 address. Students read the background FAQ and answer related questions before examining the prediction prompts and policy-term bingo sheet. The materials name President Biden and the 2023 event, making them suitable for that specific speech rather than an unchanged current-year lesson.
Teach the history of the Statue of Liberty and connect it to broader themes of immigration and American identity through readings, activities, and research projects.