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Teach how electrical and chemical energy cause change, for grades 4-6 science, using a direct-instruction lesson plan, interactive notebook, PowerPoint, and quiz.
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.
A slide-based lesson that builds students' understanding of how astronomers measure vast distances in space, introducing kilometers, astronomical units, light years, and parsecs.
A micro-learning slide deck teaching how to predict severe weather, combining video, a reading passage with audio, close reading, and vocabulary practice.
Deliver a video-guided, note-taking lesson on ecosystem fundamentals (abiotic/biotic factors, population, community, ecosystem recycling, sustainability, and human impacts) for in-class or distance learning.
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.
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches the difference between weather and climate through a video/reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
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.
A micro-learning slide deck teaching students to identify stratus clouds and understand the weather they produce, combining a video-lesson slot, an informational reading passage, vocabulary/comprehension practice, and a quick-write.
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…
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.
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.
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.
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.
Free download Interactive PowerPoint memory-matching game to practice grade 7 chemical-reaction vocabulary.
Teach a two-day chemistry lesson on physical and chemical properties and changes of matter, covering states of matter, qualitative vs. quantitative properties, and energy.
A micro-learning slide deck teaching how the solar system formed, combining a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, vocabulary, and a written summary activity.
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.
A Google Slides-based digital interactive notebook that walks middle/high school students through the science and effects of climate change for use in a 1:1 or Google Classroom setting.
An interactive science micro-learning slide deck teaching where herbs and spices come from and how they are used, paired with a reading passage and comprehension activities.
Free download Interactive PowerPoint to teach and review grade 8 light-waves vocabulary through key-concept slides, flashcards, and a multiple-choice review.
A video-supported science lesson teaching the four spheres of Earth (atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere) using guided fill-in-the-blank slides and a Bill Nye video worksheet.
Teach students to identify cumulus clouds and understand how they can develop into thunderstorm clouds, using a slide-deck 'micro-learning' format with video, reading, and vocabulary.
An interactive multimedia (slide-deck) science lesson teaching ant biology and behavior through video, an audio-supported reading passage, close reading, and writing activities.