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A multi-day mini unit teaching students professional email etiquette: what makes an email appropriate/professional, the parts of an email, and how to write and revise emails for different real-world purposes.
Lesson slideshow teaching techniques for creating suspense in narrative writing (foreshadowing, vivid setting, imagery, pacing) for middle/high school creative writing.
Provide high school chemistry teachers (grades 10-12) with 20+ days of bell-ringer/warm-up/exit-ticket questions covering a solutions and solubility unit, for use in a flipped or traditional classroom.
An informational micro-lesson slideshow introducing the Spinosaurus for middle/high school science classes.
A social-story interactive book supporting students' social-emotional adjustment to the first days of a new school year (new classroom, teacher, and classmates).
Get older (upper middle/high school) students thinking about what it means to be a professional, choose and research a career, and create a presentation on their findings while building a mock resume/LinkedIn profile.
No-prep digital 'micro-learning deck' (slide presentation) teaching about sea turtles, for middle/early-high-school science.
A multi-part distance-learning/homeschool pack teaching middle-school students about lenses, refraction, how the human eye sees, and how pinhole and modern cameras work, delivered via an animated PowerPoint lesson plus supporting printable worksheets, fact sheets, a crossword, and cut-outs.
A no-prep interactive slide deck ('micro-learning' format) teaching upper-elementary/middle-school students about cheetahs through a short video, a nonfiction reading passage, vocabulary, comprehension activities, and a writing prompt.
A chronological slideshow biography of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, covering her career as a teacher, banker, State Treasurer, and Lieutenant Governor before becoming governor upon Robert Bentley's resignation.
Teach middle/high school students about influential African Americans (Part 1 of a 3-part interactive reading-comprehension slide deck series) using biographical informational text.
Interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching the history and spread of the Black Death/bubonic plague through a reading passage with audio, close reading, and vocabulary activities, for middle/high school Social Studies.
A no-prep, self-contained micro-learning slide deck that teaches elementary/middle-school students basic facts about geckos through a short nonfiction reading passage, vocabulary, and informal comprehension/writing activities.
Deliver a full high-school-level muscular system unit covering muscle tissue anatomy, the mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction, energy requirements, and muscle disorders, supported by notes, labs, review, and assessment materials.
Teach middle/high-school students how plastic is recycled, using a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities in a self-paced interactive slide deck.
A 29-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing high-school students to ancient Greek history and culture: geography, Ptolemy's world map, Greek hoplites, coinage, mythology, the trireme, and classical architecture.
Teach middle/high school students about influential African Americans (Part 3 of a 3-part interactive reading-comprehension slide deck series) using biographical informational text.
A back-to-school presentation communicating COVID-19 safety expectations and classroom rules to students.
A digital, interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle-school science students about honey bees - physiology, hive roles, pollination, and how bees make honey.
An 18-slide presentation introducing students to Australia's geography, cities, the Outback, famous landmarks, Aboriginal culture, native animals, food, and a traditional Australian folk song.
A digital micro-learning slide deck teaching middle/high school students about fish (anatomy, classification, adaptations) through video, an audio-supported reading passage, vocabulary practice, and a written summary task.
Presents the biography of U.S. Vice President Hannibal Hamlin (15th VP, served under Lincoln) for middle/high school U.S. history and government lessons, with emphasis on the Civil War era.
An interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle-school students how prehistoric humans (ancestors, Neanderthals) made and used stone tools, through video, an audio-supported reading passage, close reading, and vocabulary practice.
Teach high-school students about the muscular system across three linked topics: muscle tissue anatomy, skeletal muscle contraction, and muscle energy/disorders.