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A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono (HI) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
Introduces students to Romania's Latin-influenced language and culture at the crossroads of Central, Eastern, and Balkan Europe, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Romania's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Within each unit, students engage with a phenomenon, complete hands-on labs/investigations and STEM design challenges, read passages and take guided notes, fill in interactive-notebook pages and graphic organizers, complete practice worksheets and vocabulary activities, and complete exit tickets, quizzes, unit tests…
Introduces students to Portugal's maritime Age of Discoveries history and its modern EU membership, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Portugal's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Preview the lesson, watch a video, read a nonfiction passage (with audio) about Stegosaurus, complete a cloze ('what's missing') vocabulary activity, write one summarizing sentence per prompt (first/second/next/last), do a wordplay/joke activity, and optionally extend learning via linked resources (facts, drawing…
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
View a slide presenting two contrasting silly/school-themed options and choose/discuss which they would rather do (e.g., 'read one long book' vs 'read lots of short' books; 'have a pig as the class pet' vs 'have an alligator as a class pet').
Introduces students to Venezuela's geography, independence movement led by Simon Bolivar, oil-based economy, and recent political history, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Venezuela's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Preview key vocabulary; watch a video; read a non-fiction passage about anacondas; complete a cloze/fill-in-the-blank comprehension activity using a word bank; write summary sentences; complete an exit ticket; optionally explore linked video extension activities.
Senegal's geography, history, government, economy, and culture are profiled across a country-study slide deck that opens with greetings in French (Salut) and Wolof (Asalaamaalekum) and closes with matching goodbyes in both languages. Slides cover the nation's location and bordering countries, general statistics (capital Dakar, population, area, currency), basic vocabulary in French and Wolof, a historical timeline from early African kingdoms through 21st-century politics, the country's geographic and climate regions, the economy's agriculture-industry-services breakdown, and profiles of Dakar and other major cities. A culture slide addresses music, religion, cuisine (thieboudienne), and the Wolof concept of teranga (hospitality). The presentation is built as a lecture or independent-reading resource for a West Africa unit in social studies, geography, or world history.
Students engage with phenomena, conduct hands-on labs/STEM challenges, read passages and take guided notes, complete worksheets and graphic organizers, keep an interactive science notebook, and complete exit tickets, quizzes, unit tests, and performance-task projects for each unit.
Country Study Presentation - Rwanda - Geography + Social Studies - East Africa Try this Teaching Resource on Rwanda (Introductory Presentation Lesson - PDF Printable), designed for Geography + African History (East Africa) + Social Studies lessons. Suitable for Grades 7–12 (Middle school and High School students), this…
Watch a video and read a passage about red pandas; complete a cloze/fill-in-the-blank vocabulary activity; find facts within the passage; write a one-sentence opinion piece about red pandas; build a short 'Learn and Share' poster (insert an image/video, list facts, describe habitat).
Introduces students to Singapore's transformation from a small trading port into a prosperous, multicultural global financial hub, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Singapore's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Respond to a notice-and-wonder engager, preview the lesson's learning goals, read/watch slug facts content, discuss slug-themed jokes ('Play on Words'), complete a cloze vocabulary fill-in ('What's Missing'), write one summary sentence for each of 4 prompts using vocabulary words, complete a linked exit ticket, and…
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (MS) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
Choose between two presented options on each slide and discuss/share the reasoning for the choice.
Introduces students to Saudi Arabia as the birthplace of Islam, home to Mecca and Medina, and a major global energy exporter, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Saudi Arabia's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
A multi-component nonfiction reading and vocabulary unit teaching the solar system and planets via CLOSE Reading methodology, including nonfiction passages, vocabulary support, graphic organizers, and writing/discussion activities.
Introduces students to Serbia's central role in Balkan history and its Slavic, Byzantine, and Ottoman cultural influences, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Serbia's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Watch a linked video, read a short non-fiction passage about foxes, complete a cloze/fill-in-the-blank word bank activity, find facts in a tile-reveal game, summarize what they learned in written sentences, and click links to extension activities.
Write their own name into the story, answer questions, color, and draw pictures while working through pages about class-party behavior expectations (food rules, following school rules during the party, community/inclusion, and having fun).
Introduces students to Papua New Guinea's extraordinary linguistic diversity (over 800 languages) and its path to 1975 independence, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Papua New Guinea's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Watch a linked video, read a short nonfiction passage about lions, complete a vocabulary wheel activity, fill in cloze sentences from a word bank, write one sentence per prompt for an opinion quick-write, and share their work.