Lessons

For this lesson, students will explore how the Seven years War eventually lead to the start of the American Revolution.

In this lesson students will be able to use a ratio table to identify the relationship between given quantities.

For this lesson, students will learn more about renewable energy with Nearpod.

For this lesson, students will learn more about textual evidence and supporting details.

In this activity, students will practice determining the correct usage of the homophones to, too and two.

For this lesson, students will read about the two main parties in American politics; the democrats and the republicans.

For this lesson, students will learn how the earliest humans roamed Africa.

In this lesson students will be able to compare unit rates with both like and different units associated with fractions.

For this optional holiday lesson, students will create hypotheses for holiday scenarios.

For this optional holiday lesson, students will read about popular holiday plants.

For this optional holiday lesson, students will create a flapbook on a country to learn more about their holiday traditions.

*WARNING: Each country only has 6 pages*

For this optional holiday lesson, students will learn how different cultures around the world celebrate Christmas.

For this optional holiday lesson, students will create resolutions for the new year.

For this lesson, students will explore how air pressure and fronts work with weather.

*Parent supervision*

Students will prove theorems and apply properties of isosceles and equilateral triangles.

In this lesson students will be able to compare fractions with common denominators and numerators by looking a the part and whole of fractions

Using the US map, students will answer questions about state locations using cardinal and intermediate directions. (US Map does not need to be printed)

Two videos that give a brief description of two major people in the US Civil War.

For this lesson, students will learn more about the setting of stories.

For this lesson, students will label the subjects, predicates, and objects of given sentences.

For this lesson, students will listen to a speech from Marc Mero about respecting the ones you love.

Students will explore the concluding events and consequences of the Westward Expansion in the United States.

For this lesson, students will learn more about what makes argumentative writing.

During this lesson, students will examine how facial expressions are important to communication.

In this video from PBS KIDS, students learn the steps in casting a vote. They also learn how to use a voting machine.