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Without a doubt, history is a topic that can be easily overlooked by our students. Sometimes, it can be difficult for them to make connections with the past in a way that makes sense to them.
Interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle-school students about panda biology, conservation, and habitat through close reading and short-response activities.
Teach middle-school science students about Atlantic puffin appearance, habitat, diet, and behavior through an interactive digital slide deck.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Cardiovascular Fitness for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Flexibility for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Nutrition Concepts & Guidelines for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Teach high-school physics students about reflection, transmission/refraction, and absorption of light, material transparency categories, and how lasers work compared to incandescent light sources.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Weight Management for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Teach high school (grade 9-12) astronomy students the structure of the solar system from the Sun through the Oort Cloud, for use across a multi-day lesson.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Muscular Strength and Endurance for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Teach middle/high-school science students about the properties and behavior of gases through a multimedia 'micro-learning' slide deck.
A slide deck and student worksheet that teach the history and core concepts of Self-Determination Theory (autonomy, competence, relatedness, and intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation).
Teach 11 major U.S. Constitution clauses (Commerce, General Welfare, Necessary and Proper, Advise and Consent, Full Faith and Credit, Privileges and Immunities, Supremacy, Establishment, Due Process, Selective Incorporation, Equal Protection), including where each is established, and applying them to hypothetical legal scenarios.
Teach students what a persuasive essay is and how to write one (choosing a topic, weighing both sides, structuring an argument) via an interactive Google Slides activity, plus a printable pro/con and true-or-false worksheet, accessed through this PDF.
Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School & High School The Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School & High School is an essential teaching resource in this age of distance learning. Designed specifically with middle and high school educators in mind, they facilitate a smooth transition to providing effective online…
A discussion-based social-emotional/life-skills lesson (slide deck) addressing the impact of using 'that's so gay' as a casual insult, framed as a hate-speech awareness lesson.
Deliver a middle-school social-studies micro-lesson on Donald Trump's life and presidency through an interactive digital slide deck.
Three PowerPoint note-taking presentations covering the female reproductive system, male reproductive system, and the menstrual cycle for a high school Anatomy/Physiology or Biology class.
An interactive slide-deck lesson teaching middle/high school students about Nelson Mandela's life and fight against apartheid through reading, vocabulary, and comprehension activities
A 12-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing high-school students to the Silk Road trade route: its origins, Marco Polo, traded commodities, hazards along the route, and its cultural/technological exchange.
Teach middle-school students about the scale and process of a large plastics-recycling plant (volume of material handled, baling, washing, flaking), using a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities in a self-paced interactive slide deck.
Teach middle/high-school students how recycled plastic is reprocessed into new products (melting, molding, thermoforming), using a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities in a self-paced interactive slide deck.
Present notes on human tissue types (epithelial, connective, and others) as part of a high-school biology histology/tissues unit.
A 28-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing the history and beliefs of Judaism, from Abraham through the Diaspora to modern Jewish practice, for high school students.