The Underground Railroad : Mini Unit
A high-school-level history unit on the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad, combining a slide presentation with worksheet packets.
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A high-school-level history unit on the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad, combining a slide presentation with worksheet packets.
Introduces major economic theorists and schools of thought (classical, Marxist, Keynesian, monetarist, behavioral) for an IB-style high school economics course.
A social-emotional learning lesson teaching students to distinguish optimistic and pessimistic thinking patterns, using the 'three Ps' framework (Permanent, Personal, Pervasive), a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
A presentation teaching high school students and adult learners the structure, elements, and evaluation criteria of an effective cover letter.
A sociology/psychology lesson (slides plus a worksheet) exploring power, obedience, and conformity through classic social psychology experiments: the Stanford Prison Experiment, the Milgram Shock Experiment, and the Asch Line/Conformity Study, plus the concept of fundamental attribution error.
A senior chemistry lesson presentation teaching single and double displacement reactions, the metal activity series, the halogen activity series, the solubility table, neutralization reactions, and total/net ionic equations.
Teach a science lesson on biodiversity: what it is, why it matters ecologically/socially/economically, at-risk species categories, and keystone species, via slides plus supporting worksheets.
An interactive team quiz game (animated PowerPoint) reviewing plant and animal cell structure and cell specialisation.
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.
Life-skills presentation/worksheet packet teaching students a goal-setting and time-management process to reduce stress and increase productivity.
Provide an interactive, animated PowerPoint-based game/quiz reviewing plant knowledge for team and individual play, with a built-in scoreboard for up to seven teams.
A biographical presentation on Avril Haines, the first woman U.S. Director of National Intelligence, for social studies/government instruction.
A senior/upper Earth-science lesson package teaching how caves form, covering speleology, sediment deposition, stratigraphy, and cave features (stalactites, stalagmites, columns), delivered as a slide presentation with an auto-graded exit ticket and supporting videos.
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.
An interactive slide deck teaching students about earthworm anatomy, life cycle, and ecological role through a mix of video, reading, vocabulary, and writing activities.
Teach students armadillo facts (habitats, adaptations, and other facts) through a multimedia micro-learning slide deck with video, an audio-supported reading passage, and short-write activities.
Interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching dragonfly facts (life cycle, distinguishing dragonflies from damselflies, and other facts) through video, a reading passage, and vocabulary study.
A physics lesson presentation teaching reflection, plane mirrors, the law of reflection, ray diagrams, lateral inversion, and describing images (SALT method).
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.
A literary-terms vocabulary lesson package teaching 16 terms related to Literary Criticism through a slide presentation, guided notes, a creative-writing application task, and multiple assessment options.
This PowerPoint presentation is a good beginning to any discussion of blood in the human body. Filled with diagrams and pictures to enhance learning this EDITABLE PowerPoint is great for Cornell style note taking skills for students of any level including English Learners, as well as more advanced students.
A no-prep digital micro-learning slide deck teaching about the Oregon Trail through video, an audio-supported reading passage, close reading, and a summary writing task.
An AP Psychology unit bundle covering the genetics/biological basis of behavior (heredity, epigenetics, evolutionary perspective, twin/family/adoption studies) plus related biopsychology and cognition review activities.
Multi-format lesson bundle teaching electrical safety in the home (hazards, circuit breakers/fuses, grounding, shock effects).