Lessons

For this lesson, students are going to add to their food chain links, from lesson 2, to create a food web.

For this lesson, students will explore more about the natural resources on Earth.

The FREE WRITE lessons will be a weekly lesson. Students have the freedom to write about whatever they choose (emotions, events, sports, video games, relationships, etc.). This will help them become more comfortable writing and expressing themselves.

During this lesson, students will create different solutions and experiment with how they change.

Students will learn how to algebraically manipulate linear equations to create new equations that are parallel to the original equation

For this lesson, students will review forces and how it makes objects move in the world around them.

In this lesson students will complete a coloring activity to reinforce their understanding of fractional unit rates

For this lesson, students are going to review the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

(Two videos) Students learn the proof showing that all of the angles of an equilateral triangle are 60 degrees.

For this lesson, students are going to read and evaluate how the tides are affected by the moon.

This 10 minute video explains how Westward Expansion occurred shortly before Civil War and gives an in depth recap of the Civil War

During this lesson, students will learn more about the elements of a story; this time about plot and conflict.

For this lesson, students will learn about to appeal to emotion using logical fallacies.

During this lesson, students are going to review parts of speech by creating a cootie catcher!

The FREE WRITE lessons will be a weekly lesson. Students have the freedom to write about whatever they choose (emotions, events, sports, video games, relationships, etc.). This will help them become more comfortable writing and expressing themselves.

In this lesson students will apply properties of medians and altitudes of a triangle.

For this lesson, students will review the different forms of energy with a Nearpod video.

Students will answer questions that review Lesson 3.

In this lesson students will be reviewing the exponent rules and completing a Rules of Exponents Foldable

In this lesson students will practice writing exponents in expanded, exponential, and standard form.

Anne Frank's diary is one of the most famous in history. In this investigative video, students explore who she was, why she had to go into hiding, and what her life in hiding was like. They contemplate why her diary remains important today.

During this lesson, students will review Newton's second law of motion and practice the formula for force.

For this lesson, students will design a movie poster for The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe.

During this lesson, students will learn about the factors of production in Economics.

In this lesson students will practice classifying and determining the measurement of angles