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A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Map Your Classroom' from the GRADES PK - 2 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') titled 'Map Your Community' from the GRADES PK - 2 'Mapping Skills with Google Earth' series (Classroom Complete Press, written by Paul Bramley) - built around a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, reproducible worksheets, and assessment tools to teach a specific map-reading skill.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Map Your Continent") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Map Your Country") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Map Your Route to School") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Mapping Cultural Features") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Mapping Geographical Features") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Population Maps") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Builds on basic map-reading skills (map elements, drawing/labeling maps) to teach a specific mapping topic ("Weather Maps") through a reading passage with embedded Google Earth activities, per the resource's teacher guide; the series overall covers weather maps, choropleth maps, and physical/cultural features of country, continent and world.
Guides students through a step-by-step opinion-writing process built around a 'Would You Rather' sports-comparison theme (including a March Madness/basketball option), using research and graphic-organizer scaffolding before the final opinion piece.
A 120-minute elementary lesson plan teaching what Mardi Gras is, its colors/traditions/foods, and its cultural and religious origins, combining direct instruction with hands-on crafts.
This is a Mardi Gras Close Reading Packet. Students will analyze vocabulary and text evidence while they annotate and dig deeper. These worksheets are a great way to teach students more about this holiday while building their reading…
A non-fiction literacy unit that uses a short passage about Mardi Gras to teach before/during/after reading strategies, main idea and details, and vocabulary.
A comprehensive secondary ELA lesson bundle for teaching the short story 'Marigolds' by Eugenia W. Collier, covering literary analysis skills such as characterization, imagery, symbolism, theme, plot structure, irony, and narrator/voice, plus general classroom engagement and reading-strategy tools.
A three-lesson PowerPoint bundle teaching marine biology: an introduction to marine/saltwater fish (jawless, cartilaginous, and bony fish groups and their characteristics), an introduction to coral reef fish, and coral reef fish species, each paired with a notes/activity guide.
A social studies unit that teaches the history behind the Marine Corps Memorial (Iwo Jima flag-raising) by building historical context on Japan, the causes and events of the Pacific war with the U.S. in World War II, and the memorial itself, through readings, comprehension questions, and activities.
A Business English/ESL lesson plan teaching adult and older students vocabulary and concepts for defining a target market and conducting market research.
A Business English/ESL lesson plan teaching adult and older students vocabulary and concepts for preparing and launching a marketing campaign, organized around the '4 P's of Marketing' (product, place, price, promotion) plus market research and teamwork.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have a Dream - Primary Source Analysis An invaluable teaching resource that elevates the study of one of the most consequential speeches in American history.
Guide students through researching and writing a formatted 5-paragraph biographical research essay on Martin Luther, the Protestant reformer.
A low-prep 5-day unit study package on the state of Maryland, covering its capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, for homeschool/co-op or classroom use.
Master ESL Grammar: Comprehensive Bundle for Teaching Essential Grammar Topics Master ESL Grammar: Comprehensive Bundle for Teaching Essential Grammar Topics is an exceptional teaching resource developed to advance the learning of key…
Introduce material and nonmaterial culture through definitions, examples and a short reading about Acadian life. Students use one T-chart to classify details from the reading and another to consider examples from their own cultural experience. You can discuss the first chart together before students complete the second, allowing them to choose a community they feel comfortable describing.
A booklet teaching students to convert test/assignment scores (fractions) into percentages and decimals using multiple methods (equivalent fractions to a denominator of 100, and long division).