Media Arts Workbook: Grades K-2
Introduce foundational media arts concepts (sound, image, photography, and responsible technology use) to K-2 students through direct instruction and hands-on activities.
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Introduce foundational media arts concepts (sound, image, photography, and responsible technology use) to K-2 students through direct instruction and hands-on activities.
An ESL/TEFL lesson set (upper-intermediate/B2 level) that teaches vocabulary and reading skills around media and social-networking topics, including a survey/discussion warmer and a dialogue-based reading passage.
Are your students overwhelmed by the endless stream of digital information, unsure how to separate true facts from falsehoods and other types of media manipulation?
Teach middle-school students to use text structure while comparing/synthesizing information from different media (text and audio) on the same topic, using differentiated guided notes and a PowerPoint.
Teaches primary students to identify the purpose and intended audience of simple media texts, including inferring who media is made for and why (entertain, persuade, inform).
Teaches primary students to identify the intended audience of simple media texts and to distinguish overt (stated) versus implied (inferred) messages in advertisements and media.
An ESL/EFL intermediate (B1) reading and vocabulary lesson about media (TV, journalism, internet, social media) for language-development or ESL learners.
A multi-file mini-unit teaching how medieval castles were built, their common features, the lives of castle inhabitants, and siege/battle strategies, for European/World History social studies.
Medieval China World History Unit This is a Medieval China World History Unit that will provide students with resources from the beginning to end of a unit.
An interactive micro-learning reading comprehension lesson deck about medieval knights, chivalry, and their role in medieval society, for middle/high-school history classes.
A hands-on activity collection ('Medieval Times' from the Exploring Ancient Civilizations series) introducing students to life in Western Europe between 476 AD and 1500 AD.
Introducing Medieval Warfare A comprehensive mini unit that delves into the tumultuous era of knights and warfare during the Middle Ages.
A comprehensive teaching resource on the U.S. presidential election process and biographies of every U.S. President through Obama, for Grade 3-6 social studies.
If your students are studying patriotic holidays or are about to begin a Memorial Day unit, I have just the resource to provide you with everything you need and more!
A psychology lesson package on how human memory works: sensory, short-term, and long-term memory, encoding/storage/retrieval, the Clive Wearing case study, and memory distortion effects (primacy/recency, flashbulb memories).
Psychology unit on memory and cognition covering the three types of memory (sensory, short-term, long-term), chunking, the encoding/storage/retrieval process, and case studies such as Clive Wearing.
Teach students what mental health and stigma mean, examine protective and risk factors for mental health, and reduce stigma around mental illness through survey, discussion, and note-taking activities
Teaches primary/grade 3 students how the brain and nervous system respond to stress, focusing on the fight/flight/freeze stress response and how the body reacts physically to uncomfortable or scary situations.
Teaches grade 5 students about common mental health issues (depression and anxiety), their symptoms, coping strategies, and how students can support others struggling with mental health, while addressing stigma and attitudes.
Teach students that it is okay and brave to ask for help when struggling with big feelings, using a superhero theme and a read-aloud mentor text as a launch point for a discussion and craft activity
Introduces upper-elementary students to the concept of positive vs negative mental health and how daily choices (sleep, exercise, technology/screen use) affect mental health and stress.
An introduction to mental health literacy for primary/grade 1 students, connecting physical health habits (exercise, healthy eating) to keeping the brain/mind healthy, recognizing signs of positive vs negative mental health, and learning coping strategies.
Mental Illness Gr. 6-9: An Insightful Teaching Resource Created for students from grades 6 through 9, the teaching resource "Mental Illness Gr. 6-9" provides a comprehensive exploration of mental health—a complex and often misunderstood field. It dives into intricate subjects such as: Schizophrenia Depression Suicide Eating disorders.…
Mentor Text Mini-Unit • Family History Goodbye Vietnam & Inside Out & Back Again Step into the realm of family history through the engaging Mentor Text Mini-Unit that features the influential works "Goodbye Vietnam" and "Inside Out & Back…