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History: American Revolution | Revolutionary War | Drag and Drop Google Activity An interactive teaching resource, the U.S. History: American Revolution | Revolutionary War | Drag and Drop Google Activity indulges students in learning about historical events leading to America's Revolutionary War.
History: Civil War | Document Based Student Activity This is a comprehensive digital learning resource integrating seamlessly into Google Classroom for grades 9-12 Social Studies curriculum that offers an exploration of the life of a Civil War soldier. Primary Source Learning: This interactive module empowers students to examine direct…
A differentiated digital lesson teaching point of view (author perspective) in nonfiction texts using scaffolded interactive 'Pixanotes' (Google Slides notes at 4 support levels), an embedded video, and a self-checking Google Quiz.
Multi-lesson unit teaching the geography, history/culture, and myths of Polynesia.
A French-language unit ('Unité 5: Des Francophones célèbres') teaching middle/high school French students to describe leisure activities, describe people's character, and research/present on famous Francophone individuals, with cultural content on ballet, sports, and Mardi Gras.
Players move around the board and adjust a simulated score in response to financial events. Use the introductory notes and infographic before group play, then discuss the choices represented. The score changes are game values rather than predictions of actual credit-score changes. For another classroom money-management activity, use the checking account project .
A self-checking Google Slides digital game that teaches middle school students the 4 steps to finding the central idea/theme and supporting details, culminating in building a paragraph using theme.
Digital lesson teaching the reading-comprehension skill of making inferences and idea development, for middle-school students, via differentiated interactive Google Slides notes ("Pixanotes").
A set of short, high-interest nonfiction reading passages on gross/disgusting body-science and trivia topics (snot, boogers, burping, earwax, nose picking, etc.), designed to engage reluctant readers in identifying main idea/details and summarizing.
A math-and-art thematic unit teaching the golden ratio (phi), pi, and the Pythagorean theorem through the history and geometry of the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
Teach middle/high school students about daily life in medieval European towns, including their growth, buildings, food, law, guilds, government, entertainment, children, and dangers.
Mini unit teaching the history of Tutankhamun and ancient Egypt, beginning with a lesson on the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.
A middle school science lesson introducing photosynthesis and its connection to cellular respiration, covering solar energy, chloroplasts, chlorophyll and other leaf pigments, and why leaves change color in fall.
Teach middle school students to write a text-based argumentative essay with a separate counterclaim paragraph, built around the inquiry question 'Was Atlantis a real place?'
Teach middle school students to write a text-based, well-organized informative essay with proper citations over a ten-day digital unit, using video lessons, guided notes, and non-fiction texts.
A novel study companion for Jennifer Nielsen's 'A Night Divided' with pre-reading and chapter-by-chapter comprehension/reader-response questions covering the whole book.
Provide a multi-part, multi-day solar-system project in which students research the planets, create infographics and comparisons, design a fictional city on an assigned planet, write in-role journal entries, and present findings.
Scaffolded, differentiated digital interactive notes ("Pixanotes") teaching students to analyze and evaluate arguments via video, with a self-grading quiz to check understanding.
Teach urbanization concepts (definition, MDC vs. LDC urban growth trends, ways of defining a city, MSA, megalopolis, megacities) for a high-school/AP-level human geography unit, via paired slide notes and a fill-in outline.
Beach Creatures (Watercolor Painting) This is a comprehensive teaching resource designed to instill in students a deep appreciation for art, specifically the mesmerizing medium of watercolors. By combining knowledge of fine arts with practical application, this resource gives students from grades 3 through 8 the opportunity to create…
Teach the structure, components, and sporting function of synovial joints for a GCSE PE Anatomy & Physiology course.
Presents a chronological biography of Charlie Baker, a former Governor of Massachusetts, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
A digital 'Think, Chat, and Write' discussion-based literary analysis activity for Shirley Jackson's short story 'The Lottery', structuring a think-pair-share process into a written response.
Presents a chronological biography of Doug Ducey, a former Governor of Arizona, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.