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Free download Practice and reinforce Sun, Moon and Earth vocabulary terms for Middle School / Grade 8 students through an interactive PowerPoint memory-matching game.
A homework/reading worksheet teaching students about the causes and impacts of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (ocean plastic pollution), available in both print and a linked digital Google Slides format.
Teach high school students the concepts of government, democracy, direct democracy, and republic (indirect democracy) through a lecture and a simulated classroom voting activity.
A digital slideshow micro-learning lesson teaching facts about blue whales through a video lesson, reading passage, vocabulary, and short-response activities.
Teach students about Earth's five major biomes (aquatic, grassland, forest, desert, tundra), their subtypes, climate, and the plants/animals adapted to each.
Teach middle school students (grades 6-8) how cells generate energy through cellular respiration and how it connects to photosynthesis.
A multi-file mini-unit teaching how medieval castles were built, their common features, the lives of castle inhabitants, and siege/battle strategies, for European/World History social studies.
A health/nutrition lesson teaching students to evaluate the sugar, calorie, and nutrient content of common beverages, alongside a companion lesson on calcium's importance for bone health in teens.
Differentiated guided notes ("Pixanotes") plus an accompanying PowerPoint to teach students how to make inferences and trace the development of a central idea through events, ideas, and individuals in a nonfiction text.
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.
Provide a rubric and presentation-based framework for running a secondary-level classroom book club that assesses reading comprehension and discussion skills.
Country Study Presentation - Maldives - Geography + Social Studies - South Asia Try this Teaching Resource on The Maldives (Introductory Presentation Lesson - PDF Printable), designed for Geography + Asian History (South Asia - Indian Ocean - Island State) + Social Studies lessons. Suitable for Grades 7–12 (Middle school and High School…
Guide a group research-and-presentation activity on 1960s American social movements (Native-American and Latino civil rights, women's equality, or hippie counter-culture), tied to US History Standards 11.10 and 11.11.3 (federal civil rights/voting rights and changing roles of women).
A three-lesson PowerPoint bundle teaching marine biology: an introduction to marine/saltwater fish (jawless, cartilaginous, and bony fish groups and their characteristics), an introduction to coral reef fish, and coral reef fish species, each paired with a notes/activity guide.
Teach high school students the five themes of geography (location, human-environment interaction, region, place, movement) as a framework geographers use to analyze spatial patterns.
Provide high school students with introductory background/context for studying the novel 'The Joy Luck Club' by Amy Tan, covering author biography, Chinese immigration history, historical China before/during/after WWII, themes, symbols, and discussion questions.
Teach high school/middle school students (grades 7-10) sociology concepts related to socialization and social groups, including agents of socialization, group types, leadership styles, and group interaction/conformity phenomena.
Teach high school students the Demographic Transition Model (DTM), explaining how countries move through stages of birth/death rate change as they industrialize.
A multi-day high school Earth & Space lesson package that teaches the Big Bang Theory, cosmology, evidence for cosmic expansion (redshift, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation), and the possible fates of the universe.
A middle/high school civics lesson on how public policy and law are made, using a scenario about banning vehicles from a city park to explore the difficulty of writing clear, comprehensive rules.
Present the same art vocabulary terms and definitions as the print flash card version, formatted one term per slide for screen/tablet display.
A 1-2 day lesson package covering the physics and biology of hearing: frequencies, hearing loss causes/prevention, sound intensity, and ear anatomy.
Teach students to identify and discuss the elements of art (line, texture, shape, form, colour, value, space) and principles of design (balance, proportion, variety & emphasis, harmony & unity, rhythm & movement) using guided discussion questions about artworks.
A one-to-two-day senior Earth and Space Science lesson explaining Earth's place in the universe: the solar system, the Milky Way, the Local Group, superclusters, galactic motion, and dark matter.