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A memory/eyewitness-testimony lesson (slide deck plus student notes handout) that has students role-play as an eyewitness to a staged 'crime' (a stolen laptop), then teaches the three types of memory and the encoding-storage-retrieval process, and uses statistics and classic psychology studies (Loftus & Palmer, Wells & Olson) to show…
A micro-learning slide deck teaching the water cycle and the shape/formation of raindrops, combining a video lesson, an illustrated reading passage, vocabulary, and a close-reading/summary task.
A multi-part science lesson on invasive species covering the difference between native and invasive species, the ecological effects of invasive species, methods of control (chemical, mechanical, biological), and a case study of the Small Asian Mongoose in Hawaii, designed as a video-supported, fill-in-the-blank guided-notes lesson with…
An interactive digital micro-learning slide deck that teaches what a solar eclipse is through an informational reading passage, vocabulary, close reading, and a summary writing activity.
A slide deck and student worksheet that teach the history and core concepts of Self-Determination Theory (autonomy, competence, relatedness, and intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation).
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches how weather fronts form and how cold fronts and warm fronts differ, through a reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
A slide deck with an accompanying student guided-notes worksheet covering cults and group socialization for secondary social studies/sociology students.
A digital micro-learning slide deck teaching biographical/informational content about Theodore Roosevelt through a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.
These two biography presentations follow Joe Manchin and Shelley Moore Capito through early life, education, and political careers. Short sections present milestones students can use to trace each person’s path through public office. Use the profiles for a West Virginia history or government lesson, or have students compare career timelines. For a related classroom activity, the existing political spectrum lesson offers another way to examine political positions. Treat the biographical files as accounts of the period they cover when discussing later developments.
A social-skills lesson (slide deck) teaching students to define bullying and the bystander role, identify the four types of bullying, and consider how to respond to bullying situations.
A social-studies/psychology unit resource teaching human language acquisition and developmental stages (phonemes, morphemes, grammar; reflexive communication through complex sentences) alongside a video-companion note-taking activity.
An SAT/ACT grammar-prep slide deck teaching students to identify and correct run-on sentences.
A secondary social studies unit teaching foreign policy concepts (tools of diplomacy, alliances, trade, international organizations) followed by a role-play crisis simulation ('The Terranova Crisis') in which student groups represent different countries/bodies negotiating a fictional border conflict.
An interactive slide deck that teaches middle/high school students the history, purpose, and function of the U.S. Supreme Court through informational reading and vocabulary work.
Teach financial literacy skills related to global economics, focused on currency exchange and money management while traveling.
Teach the process for passing a constitutional amendment and give an overview of the content of all 27 ratified amendments to the U.S. Constitution, grouped by theme (Bill of Rights, Reconstruction, Progressive amendments, etc.), with a companion practice activity and note-taking chart.
An interactive digital micro-learning slide deck teaching about green (sustainable) cities through an informational reading passage, close-reading and vocabulary activities, and a summarizing task.
Teach 11 major U.S. Constitution clauses (Commerce, General Welfare, Necessary and Proper, Advise and Consent, Full Faith and Credit, Privileges and Immunities, Supremacy, Establishment, Due Process, Selective Incorporation, Equal Protection), including where each is established, and applying them to hypothetical legal scenarios.
A no-prep, interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching students about owl traits, behaviors, habitats and myths, combining a nonfiction reading passage with vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.
An interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle/high school students facts about mallard ducks (breeding behavior, diet/feeding, and other characteristics) through video, an audio-supported reading passage, and interactive activities.
Digital slide deck ('Micro-Learning Deck') teaching facts about the North American River Otter through an informational reading passage, vocabulary, and interactive review activities.
An interactive digital slide deck teaching reading comprehension and vocabulary through an informational text about polar bears and Arctic ice loss.
A discussion-based social-emotional/life-skills lesson (slide deck) addressing the impact of using 'that's so gay' as a casual insult, framed as a hate-speech awareness lesson.
Soda Pop Preferences - Scientific Method Lesson Included This engaging activity introduces students to the scientific method through an experiment involving their favorite soda pops. Students will form a hypothesis about which soda flavor they think will be most popular among their classmates.