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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.
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.
Teach a two-day chemistry lesson on physical and chemical properties and changes of matter, covering states of matter, qualitative vs. quantitative properties, and energy.
A full lesson package introducing/reviewing the human respiratory system, covering what respiration is, why it's needed, relevant structures, common respiratory diseases, and how respiration differs in fish.
The USA and Canada Bundle provides educators with comprehensive resources to teach students about the geography and landmarks across the United States and Canada. This bundle includes scavenger hunts, matching games, quizzes , spelling lists, and engaging PowerPoints about famous landmarks for all 50 U.S.
A 26-slide PowerPoint/PDF chemistry lesson teaching how to balance redox (oxidation-reduction) half reactions in acidic solutions, including a worked step-by-step method, practice 'Check Your Understanding' problems, and a section on corrosion, its dangers, and corrosion protection by oxide coating.
An introductory presentation to Sandra Cisneros's novel 'The House on Mango Street,' covering the author's background, the novel's style (vignette structure, bildungsroman), key literary terms/devices, major and additional themes, the character list, and symbols/motifs, to prepare students before reading.
A 26-slide class presentation with an accompanying follow-along graphic organizer that introduces students to major forms of government (monarchy, dictatorship, representative democracy, direct democracy, socialism, communism, theocracy, oligarchy, anarchy) with a real-world example country for each.
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.
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 biology lesson package covering aerobic cellular respiration from the Krebs (citric acid) cycle through the electron transport chain (ETC), including a review of glycolysis/pyruvate oxidation, the role of O2, the proton gradient and chemiosmosis, ATP synthase, and uncoupling of the ETC.
A GCSE PE lesson presentation teaching the definitions of health and fitness, the 10 components of fitness, and how lifestyle and sport relate to each.
Give high school history students an overview of Operation Barbarossa (the German invasion of the Soviet Union) via a lecture presentation paired with a fill-in-the-blank outline.
A no-prep PowerPoint reading comprehension lesson built around the Senegalese folk story 'The Discontented Fish,' structured using New Bloom's Taxonomy levels and aligned to Common Core RL.6-8 standards.
A high-school U.S. history presentation and matching notes/questions packet teaching the Progressive Movement: its definition, the movement's four goals (protecting social welfare, promoting moral improvement, creating economic reform, fostering efficiency), cleaning up local/state government, fighting child labor, and reforming…
Teach the history and development of atomic theory (Democritus, Aristotle, Dalton, and later models) via guided fill-in-the-blank notes paired with a PowerPoint presentation.
High-school world history lesson teaching WWI trench warfare and trench living conditions through guided fill-in-the-blank notes, a companion slide presentation, a primary-source letter, and a video.
An introductory-level biology lesson on cell membrane structure/function and types of membrane transport (passive vs. active), geared toward students unfamiliar with the topic, including osmosis and guided Thinking Map opportunities.
A multi-lesson thematic unit (NatureGlo's eScience) teaching the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci numbers and their appearance in math, art, architecture, and nature, combining STEM/STEAM content across several lessons, each with a fillable study guide, a PowerPoint, and a PDF slideshow version.
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson guiding students through a close reading and analysis of Romeo and Juliet Act 1, Scenes 1 and 2 (the opening street brawl and Romeo's introduction), framed around the theme of verbal confrontations/insults.
An interactive, animated PowerPoint quiz game reviewing physics topics (forces, moments, speed, pressure) for consolidating learning at the end of a module
A no-prep PowerPoint reading comprehension lesson built around an extract of 'The Song of Hiawatha' by H. W. Longfellow, structured using New Bloom's Taxonomy levels and aligned to Common Core RL.6-8 standards.
A digital, interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching the origins and traditions of the ancient Greek Olympic Games (776 BC, Olympia, events, prizes, the Olympic truce) through a reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension/writing activities.
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson analytically reading 'An Inspector Calls' Act 2 Part 3, from Mrs Birling's interrogation to the end of Act 2 (the revelation of Eva Smith's pregnancy and Eric's likely involvement), framed around the concept of dichotomy.