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A biology lesson teaching the history and development of cell theory (Hooke, Leeuwenhoek, Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow) and the modern cell theory tenets, provided as parallel teacher and student presentations.
Informational slide deck profiling 8 Australian landmarks (Sydney Opera House, Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Wave Rock, Uluru/Ayers Rock, The Twelve Apostles, Mount Kosciuszko, Russell Falls) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 20 Chinese landmarks (e.g. Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Mount Everest) for social studies/geography instruction.
A slide-based lesson that builds students' understanding of how astronomers measure vast distances in space, introducing kilometers, astronomical units, light years, and parsecs.
Informational slide deck profiling 6 Mexican landmarks (e.g. Chichen Itza, Pico de Orizaba, Teotihuacan, Estadio Olimpico Universitario, Estadio Azteca) for social studies/geography instruction.
A multi-file chemistry lesson package teaching atomic structure (protons, neutrons, electrons), atomic number/mass, isotopes, average atomic mass calculation, periodic table notation, and chemical symbols, provided in both teacher and student slide versions plus a Bill Nye video-companion worksheet.
Informational slide deck profiling 10 Italian landmarks (e.g. Leaning Tower of Pisa, Sistine Chapel, Colosseum, Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 20 UK landmarks across England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland (e.g. Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Stonehenge, Edinburgh Castle, Loch Ness, Giant's Causeway) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 15 German landmarks (e.g. Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall, Neuschwanstein Castle, Cologne Cathedral) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 15 Canadian landmarks across 8 provinces/territories (e.g. Niagara Falls, CN Tower, Hotel de Glace) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 13 landmarks across 7 Mexico/Central America countries (e.g. Chichen Itza, Great Blue Hole, Panama Canal, Tikal) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 5 Greenland landmarks/features (e.g. Northeast Greenland National Park, Greenland Ice Sheet) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 10 French landmarks (e.g. Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre) for social studies/geography instruction.
Presents a chronological biography of Larry Hogan, a former Governor of Maryland, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
Presents a chronological biography of Steve Sisolak, a former Governor of Nevada, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
Presents a chronological biography of Andrew Cuomo, a former Governor of New York, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
Presents a chronological biography of Asa Hutchinson, a former Governor of Arkansas, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
A chemistry lesson introducing ions: reviewing subatomic particles (protons, electrons, neutrons), explaining net charge using a color-cancellation analogy, teaching how atoms become cations or anions, drawing Bohr-Rutherford ion diagrams, naming simple and multivalent ions, and writing multivalent ion formulas.
Lesson explaining how living things (primarily birds, plus gliding/parachuting animals) achieve flight through aerodynamic adaptations.
Presents a chronological biography of Tom Wolf, a former Governor of Pennsylvania, for use in U.S. history/government instruction on political biography.
High school chemistry lesson teaching the four types of intermolecular forces (dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, ion-dipole) and how they affect melting and boiling points.
A multi-day science lesson package explaining why Earth has seasons, covering Earth's rotation, axial tilt (23.5 degrees), and revolution around the sun, with a Bill Nye video quiz and interactive simulation activities.
Teach high-school physics students about reflection, transmission/refraction, and absorption of light, material transparency categories, and how lasers work compared to incandescent light sources.
Teach high school (grade 9-12) astronomy students the structure of the solar system from the Sun through the Oort Cloud, for use across a multi-day lesson.