Classroom resources
Browse by lesson focus
Choose the topic or kind of practice you need.
Showing 145–168 of 301 resources
Show filters
Follow along with a presentation covering savings strategies, building an emergency fund, health insurance terminology (premium, deductible, co-pay, out-of-pocket maximum), evaluating health plan scenarios for different people, and car insurance basics; record notes and answer discussion/reflection questions in an…
Answer pictorial quiz questions in teams (light knowledge round, lightning round identifying a revealed image, cryptic-clue round, memory test) and complete individual rounds (memory test of moved coordinates, unscramble cut-up images, bonus round).
Explore Financial Literacy Unit: Borrowing (Loans, Interest Rates, and Credit Scores).
Teaches high school students about investing, asset classes, diversification, and retirement growth strategies, including a hands-on investing simulation.
Follow along with lecture slides, respond to discussion/reflection prompts (e.g. on twin studies, heritability, gender identity, social learning theory), and answer embedded questions tied to stated learning targets.
Working in pairs, students rotate through identity cards (biographical slides/cards for real named individuals -- passengers, first responders, office workers, a child, an elderly resident, etc.), spend about three minutes learning about each of 4 assigned people, record general information and two key facts about…
Watch a Crash Course Government and Politics video on gerrymandering and answer companion worksheet questions in complete sentences; view a slide presentation covering the definition, historical origin, negative impacts, and court cases on gerrymandering; define key vocabulary (political party, congressional district…
Review slides organized into chapters on fire science, prevention, school drills, emergency response (including Stop-Drop-Roll), firefighters, escape planning, smoke/carbon monoxide safety, and outdoor fire safety; complete suggested activities (draw the fire triangle, create a fire escape map, write firefighter…
Follow along with a slide presentation on fiscal policy, complete a guided-notes worksheet by answering questions, play an online game (The Fiscal Ship) about balancing the federal budget, then answer reflection/discussion questions.
View/take guided notes on the slide presentation (including embedded videos) covering positive psychology concepts, then complete an accompanying worksheet.
Follow a think-pair-share discussion, view/take notes on a slide presentation covering four countries' population policies, and fill in a skeleton outline while updating population statistics (NIR, TFR) from an external data source.
Follow along with a slide presentation on fiscal policy, complete a guided-notes worksheet by answering questions, play an online game (The Fiscal Ship) about balancing the federal budget, then answer reflection/discussion questions.
Explore intrinsic and extrinsic motivation through example scenarios before students rate ten statements about everyday choices. The scoring sheet groups their responses into two totals, providing a starting point for discussing rewards, consequences and personal interest. Use the results to reflect on these answers and possible strategies for a task, rather than treating the totals as a fixed description of a student.
Open a linked Google Slides file (via provided link, making a personal copy), fill in the pennant/banner with personal information, and illustrate a self-portrait.
Follow a slide presentation with fill-in-the-blank note-taking prompts (student version), using a companion student lesson outline; a completed (teacher) version of the same slides supplies the answers.
School of Rock Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 5 - 6 Turn leadership development into an engaging learning experience with these Rock and Roll Leadership activities . This resource combines an editable PowerPoint lesson , student worksheets, and a complete answer key to help students explore leadership…
The Back to School Self Taught Lesson with Guided Audio This is a Google Slides-based teaching resource specifically designed to offer an enriching back-to-school experience. With its concise duration of approximately 25 minutes, it manages to fit smoothly into daily lesson plans without disrupting other curriculum…
Students follow a teacher-led slide presentation (a separate student version is also provided), complete a glycolysis worksheet with short-answer questions (a separate answer-key document is provided), and use a student lesson outline handout to record notes.
Students watch an introductory video, follow a PowerPoint presentation while filling in a skeleton (fill-in-the-blank) outline, complete a Roman-branch-to-U.S.-equivalent comparison table, and participate in three think-pair-share discussion questions.
Follow the teacher-led presentation and fill in blanks in the matching student version; complete a student lesson outline handout; watch linked external videos (via Additional Resources) on osmosis, passive/active transport, and diffusion.
Work through activities in a shared Google Slides notebook: distinguish weather vs. climate, study a diagram of Earth's climate system, label a greenhouse-effect diagram, write a report, and answer questions on the effects of climate change (e.g. temperature rise, ocean acidification, sea-level rise), plus a…
Provide a factual, slide-by-slide biography of Max Miller, the sitting U.S. Representative profiled in this file, for use in a secondary social studies/government/history classroom (seller states it is intended It covers key aspects of his background, including his birthdate and birth city, education at Hiland High…
Each class period, answer that day's short-answer questions (from a PowerPoint slide) on a student worksheet within a timed period (about 4 minutes), working individually and without notes unless the teacher allows otherwise; on non-question days, respond to a quote (explain its meaning) or a video (summarize its main…
Follow a slide presentation defining income statements, balance sheets, cash flow, budgeting purposes, and financial ratios; fill in a matching student-notes handout with definitions and formulas; and work practice problems calculating Current Ratio and Quick Ratio from sample company figures.