Lessons

In this lesson students will identify equivalent decimals by looking at models.

During this lesson, students will watch Bill Nye The Science Guy as he explores the water cycle.

During this lesson, students will explore global winds and how humans impact the heating of the Earth.

During this lesson, students will learn about the adolescent struggles with self-identity, self-image, mental health, and getting help.

For this lesson, students will search in books, magazines, or other literature to find examples of each of the four types of sentences.

For this lesson, students will learn about plans to create elevators that take people into space.

For this investigation, students will create a toy animal and test how animals carry seeds.

For this investigation, students will collect data from multiple pictures of animals.

During this lesson, students will practice Fluency Strips with the teacher.

For this lesson, students will explore if humans could survive a catastrophic event like the one that wiped out the dinosaurs.

For this lesson, students will learn the science behind stage fright.

During this lesson, students will review chapters 6-11 of Touching Spirit Bear.

In this lesson, students will be able to identify how functions stretch and compress.

In this lesson, students will check their understanding of how categorical data can be represented in frequency tables and histograms.

During this lesson, students will play games to review atoms and elements.

This is an independent lesson to practice reading fluency.

For this lesson, students will complete a word search with Spanish words.

For this lesson, students will learn how Earth changed over time.

For this lesson, students will read chapters 4-5 of the Lord of the Flies.

In this grades 6-8 video mini-lesson, students watch a video about dividing negative fractions after reviewing key background knowledge and practice dividing negative fractions.

In this lesson students will be able to express numbers written in standard form, expanded form and written form.

During this lesson, students will learn more about the West region of the United States.

In this lesson, students will write numbers in standard form.

For this activity students explore an igloo house in California and write a creative story of their own.

In this lesson, students will explore the Burj Khalifa: the tallest building in the world. They will use this location as inspiration for their creative writing tasks.