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A middle-school physical science lesson introducing nuclear energy, fission, and fusion, their history (including the Chernobyl disaster and atomic bombs), current applications, and the challenges/benefits of controlled fusion.
Use the four note presentations to introduce a cardiovascular topic and pause for students to recall an answer before revealing the explanation. The files cover blood vessels, heart structures, physiology, and disorders, with review questions connecting the topics. For a separate practical follow-up, sheep heart dissection lab offers a specimen-based activity.
Introduces high school students to the causes of World War I (militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism) and the reasons for US entry into the war.
A senior high school biology lesson on the endocrine system, covering hormones, negative feedback, the pituitary gland, thyroid, pancreas/blood sugar regulation, and stress hormones.
Guides high school students through the background, contents, and legacy of the Magna Carta using a lecture presentation paired with a fill-in-the-blank skeleton notes outline and Think-Pair-Share discussion prompts.
A middle/high school chemistry resource teaching how to balance chemical equations, using an animated PowerPoint with worked examples, plus supporting worksheets, an anticipation guide, a pupil progress checklist, and an answers/mark-scheme PowerPoint for self or peer assessment.
Teach high school chemistry students about types of chemical bonds: forces of attraction, ionic vs. covalent bonds, single/double/triple covalent bonds, polar covalent bonds, and metallic bonds.
Free download Review and reinforce Human Metabolism vocabulary terms for Middle School / Grade 7 students through an interactive multiple-choice PowerPoint.
Teach senior high school Earth and Space students how stars are classified (Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, luminosity, magnitude, star life cycle) and how spectroscopy (emission/absorption spectra) is used to determine the composition of stars, the Sun, and planetary atmospheres.
A 12-slide presentation (with a matching notes doc) teaching high school students about U.S. industrialization after the Civil War, covering oil, coal, iron/steel, and their uses.
A senior high-school biology lesson package teaching how animals regulate internal body temperature (thermoregulation), covering ectotherms, endotherms, and related physiological responses.
Present the historical events of the Glorious Revolution (1642-1689) to high school history students via slideshow notes and a matching fill-in-the-blank outline.
A high school US history lesson on the Populist movement, combining a lecture presentation with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline and a group political-poster project, aligned to a US History standard on Populism.
Free download Review and reinforce Magnetic Fields vocabulary terms for Middle School / Grade 8 students through an interactive multiple-choice PowerPoint.
Introduce high school students to the life, historical context, and legacy of Simon Bolivar through a lecture-style slide presentation with paired discussion activities.
Teach electrical resistance and Ohm's Law for middle/high school physical science, using a presentation lesson plus an Ohm's Law practice worksheet.
A high-school history presentation and matching guided-notes outline explaining China's One-Child Policy: its origins, rules and exemptions, background/history, criticisms, gender disparity effects, the 'One-Two-Four Problem', fertility medicine workarounds, and 'Little Emperor'/spoiled-child concerns.
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.
Introduce middle/high school students to Sigmund Freud's theories of personality and psychology, including the id, ego, and superego, repression, Freudian slips, defense mechanisms, and psychosexual development, via a slide presentation with an accompanying follow-along notes handout.
A senior high school biology lesson covering reproductive hormones, the male and female reproductive systems, spermatogenesis, the ovarian and menstrual cycles, hormonal negative feedback (LH, FSH, estrogen, progesterone), controlling reproduction, and puberty.
Direct-instruction presentation and matching guided-notes worksheet on the Congress of Vienna (1814-1815) for high school world history students, covering background, key leaders, goals, results, and long-term effects.
Senior high school earth science lesson covering physical and chemical weathering processes, delivered via slideshow with a matching fill-in-the-blank student note-taking outline.
A bundle of 14 high-school-level lecture units covering European history from the Renaissance/Age of Exploration through the Post-Modern Era, each pairing a PowerPoint lecture with a matching fill-in PDF notes packet, plus a link to an external Google Quiz for assessment.
A high-school-level overview lesson package on electricity, covering the history of electrical discoveries, DC vs. AC current, transformers, electrical potential, resistance, power, and the cost of electricity.