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A middle-school Earth-science lesson teaching how caves form, covering what caves are, speleology, cave formation via weathering/erosion/deposition, stratigraphy, and cave features (stalactites, stalagmites, columns), delivered as a slide presentation with an auto-graded exit ticket and embedded videos.
Free download Practice and reinforce Sun, Moon and Earth vocabulary terms for Middle School / Grade 8 students through an interactive PowerPoint memory-matching game.
Teach a two-day high school chemistry lesson on the five main types of chemical reactions (synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, double displacement, combustion) and how to write/balance/classify their equations.
Teach middle school students (grades 6-8) how cells generate energy through cellular respiration and how it connects to photosynthesis.
Teach middle school students to trace character development (complex/static/dynamic character types, actions, and resulting change) using differentiated guided notes ('Pixanotes') paired with a PowerPoint, using the short story 'Lamb to the Slaughter' as the example text.
Teaches middle/high school students responsible consumer skills and habits, covering consumer protections, intentional purchasing, installment payments, consumer psychology, and responsible/sustainable consumption.
A social-skills story (animated PowerPoint plus a printable storybook) teaching K-3 students why rules exist across school, classroom, family, and social settings, that laws are more serious than rules, followed by brainstorm worksheet activities.
Teaches middle/high school students about protecting their finances through savings strategies, building an emergency fund, and understanding health and car insurance basics.
Light - Team Quest Light - Interactive Quiz for Middle School Overview The light quiz is a digital educational resource targeted for middle school learners, particularly Grade 5 through 9. The tool covers a broad range of topics critical to understanding the science of light such as reflection and refraction, lenses use, structure and…
Teaches middle/high school students about responsible borrowing, covering loans, credit scores, interest rates, the Federal Reserve, student loans, and mortgages.
Teaches high school students about investing, asset classes, diversification, and retirement growth strategies, including a hands-on investing simulation.
A high-school psychology lecture presentation introducing behavior genetics, nature vs. nurture, and evolutionary psychology's explanation of human behavior.
A high-school history activity, modeled on a Holocaust Museum strategy, that personalizes the September 11, 2001 attacks by having students learn the biographies and outcomes of real individuals affected by the attacks.
A middle/high school government lesson package on gerrymandering and redistricting, combining a video-companion worksheet, a slide presentation, and a hands-on district-drawing simulation game.
A presentation teaching students about fire prevention, safe behavior at home and school, emergency response, firefighter roles, and how to build a fire escape plan.
Teach middle/high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
A high-school presentation with guided notes introducing students to positive psychology: its origins, core principles (positive experiences, character strengths, flow, PERMA).
A high-school social studies unit teaching population policies (China, India, Singapore, Japan) via a lesson plan, slide presentation, and skeleton outline for student note-taking.
Teach high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
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.
A digital, Google-Slides-based pennant activity where students fill in a banner about themselves and add a self-portrait, intended for back-to-school use via Google Classroom.
A high-school biology lesson covering ATP yield, efficiency of aerobic respiration, metabolic rate (BMR), feedback regulation of cellular respiration, and alternative fuel sources.
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 qualities, teamwork,…
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 components. It…