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Engage students in the science behind how we generate electricity with this interactive 5E lesson bundle. Hands-on lab stations allow exploration of renewable sources like solar, wind, and hydropower, as well as nonrenewables like fossil…
Introduce electromagnetic radiation through questions about vision, color, radio waves, and space observations. The presentation uses diagrams, explanations, and examples to connect parts of the spectrum with familiar uses. The teacher presentation contains the key terms, while the student version leaves those terms blank for note-taking. Use the slides to guide discussion and revisit vocabulary as students complete their notes.
Teach students the features, themes, and famous examples of elegy poetry and guide them through writing an original elegy.
Teach students to identify the 7 elements of art through guided artwork discussion questions, then have them demonstrate understanding by designing an original poster.
Elements, Compounds, Formulae and Naming Compounds - Engaging Middle School Chemistry This comprehensive chemistry unit introduces key concepts like atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, the periodic table, chemical symbols, formulae and…
Teach the idiom 'elephant in the room' and build literal/inferential comprehension and summarizing skills through a short reading passage with audio support.
Elf for Hire: A Persuasive Writing Unit is an engaging way to get your students excited about writing during the holiday season. Students will be writing about why they should be Santa's helper!
Elicit v. Illicit | Advanced Lesson Plan This advanced lesson plan helps students master the difference between "elicit" and "illicit." It begins by clearly explaining each term, providing examples and non-examples to illustrate proper…
Guide students through a chapter-by-chapter novel study of Beverly Cleary's "Ellen Tebbits," with an explicit focus on teaching self-to-text, text-to-text, and text-to-world connections.
A 34-page teacher resource book (published by Teaching & Learning Company, written by Douglas M. Rife) teaching the history and significance of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments through informational handouts, primary-source poetry and art analysis, and review activities.
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Australia to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Egypt to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about India to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Ireland to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Japan to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Mexico to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
A Lorenz Educational Press collection of eight cross-curricular nonfiction reading passages with reproducible follow-up activities for grades 1-2, designed for emergency/substitute teaching situations or supplemental cross-curricular study, and correlated to National Education Standards.
A Lorenz Educational Press collection of eight cross-curricular nonfiction reading passages with reproducible follow-up activities and an answer key for grades 3-4, designed for emergency/substitute teaching situations or supplemental cross-curricular study, and correlated to National Education Standards.
This 55-page PDF combines substitute planning materials with five days of student work about the Constitution and Constitutional Convention. Students annotate an informational reading, read fictional letters from George Washington’s perspective, answer questions and compare the texts. Later tasks include color-by-code, an events flowchart, review questions, a letter from James Madison’s perspective and an illustration. Daily directions, classroom-information forms and answer pages support the substitute; vocabulary activities and a word search provide additional practice.
These are Emergency Sub Plans for 5th-7th Grade Social Studies. All you have to do is print and go. These can also be accessed digitally through Google Slides. These no prep plans include directions, feedback forms and more.
Leave a substitute a connected sequence in which students investigate why the U.S. Constitution was written. Nonfiction reading and fictional Washington letters lead into comprehension, comparison, color-by-code review and a narrative letter from Madison’s perspective. Daily directions, copy planning and feedback forms support the handoff; teachers add their schedule and procedures, then keep both readings available for the later activities.
Ready to make substitute days smoother? Grab this ELA sub plan set, print it out, save it for those surprise moments, and know you’ve got excellent ELA work ready to go. Get 1 full week of engaging ELA content ready to use!
434-page SEL curriculum book teaching emotional intelligence concepts (feelings, self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decision-making) across 100 chapters, targeted at grades 3-6.
Have you had enough of students throwing tantrums over minor issues? This COMPLETE set of materials will help you to promote emotional regulation in your classroom and/or counselling office.