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Day 4 of the framing-workers unit: siding word problem re-run using yard-based measurements (3-yard lengths, 4-1/4" wide pieces, 1-1/4" overlap), building toward the Friday culminating art project and writing piece.
Day 1 of a mason-themed inductive math unit tying real-world area, cost, and profit word problems to the history of masonry (linked to Ancient China / Native American earthen-shelter history).
Day 3 of the masons unit, using a 9-yard by 9-foot wall scenario to continue practicing area, cost, and profit word problems at a higher multiplication-fact level.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park Geography Unit A remarkable educational resource mainly for Grade 6 to Grade 9 educators, this Geography Unit aligns perfectly with the Social Studies and Geography curriculum.
LE CARNAVAL DE QUÉBEC-FESTIVAL Gr. 3 The LE CARNAVAL DE QUÉBEC-FESTIVAL Gr. 3 is an engaging educational resource, crafted to aid Grade 3 educators by providing a comprehensive packet to help their students appreciate and learn about one…
``` CARNAVAL: UN FESTIVAL DE JOIE! Gr. 2 An enriching educational resource tailored for Grade 2 educators and homeschool teachers specializing in World Languages, primarily focusing on French subsubjects.
I created this simulation to give my middle school students the opportunity to experience the Jack the Ripper phenomena. This simulation does not focus so much on the gory nature of the crime.
Provide a complete reading lesson plan for teaching the short story 'Catch the Moon' by Judith Ortiz Cofer, covering plot, characterization, and related literary elements.
A literature kit for teaching Suzanne Collins' novel Catching Fire to grades 7-8, built around Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking skill levels, with chapter questions, vocabulary, and writing tasks.
A comprehensive novel study unit for Caterpillar Summer by Gillian McDunn, covering comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, figurative language, and writing across 20 chapter-based lessons for grades 5-7.
Teach your students about the cathedrals of the Middle Ages with this engaging activity. LESSON GOAL Students understand the role that cathedrals played in the religious life of people during the Middle Ages.
A simple character-building/classroom-community activity encouraging students to notice and record acts of kindness by peers or adults.
A 5-lesson thematic unit teaching young students about diversity (ancestry/heritage, skin color, physical disabilities, and language) with differentiated activities for K-1 and grades 2-3.
A year-long series of daily micro-lessons ("Celebrate Everyday") giving students a short warm-up/wrap-up activity tied to a notable day or observance in February.
The Celebrate Everyday January: A Micro-Learning Deck | Digital Mini Lessons resource is a 100-slide download that exposes your students to daily lessons that include writing prompts for each day in January.
A year-long series of daily micro-lessons ("Celebrate Everyday") giving students a short warm-up/wrap-up activity tied to a notable day or observance in July.
The Celebrate Everyday May: A Micro-Learning Deck | Digital Mini Lessons resource is a 98-slide download that exposes your students to daily lessons that include writing prompts for each day in May.
A year-long series of daily micro-lessons ("Celebrate Everyday") giving students a short warm-up/wrap-up activity tied to a notable day or observance in November.
A year-long series of daily micro-lessons ("Celebrate Everyday") giving students a short warm-up/wrap-up activity tied to a notable day or observance in October.
A year-long series of daily micro-lessons ("Celebrate Everyday") giving students a short warm-up/wrap-up activity tied to a notable day or observance in September.
Celebrating the Chinese New Year: A Cross-Curricular Unit An enriching and comprehensive educational resource tailored for grade 5 and 6 students, offering a vibrant introduction to Chinese New Year customs and festivities in unique…
A multi-day Earth and Space Science lesson package on celestial objects (the sun and other stars, planets, moons, asteroids/comets, meteoroids/meteors/meteorites, the Milky Way and other galaxies, interstellar medium), delivered as a fill-in-the-blank guided-notes presentation for secondary students.
An introductory-level biology lesson on cell membrane structure/function and types of membrane transport (passive vs. active), geared toward students unfamiliar with the topic, including osmosis and guided Thinking Map opportunities.
Cell Membrane and Transport Middle School - This Introductory Biology lesson Lesson is meant to be done over 2-3 days and is broken up accordingly.