Lessons

For this lesson, students will learn the difference between primary and secondary sources.

The FREE SPEECH lessons will be a weekly lesson. Students have the freedom to talk about whatever they choose (emotions, events, sports, video games, relationships, etc.). This will help them become more comfortable in front of a camera and recording themselves.

This Nearpod video describes the aftermath of the Civil War from the perspective of the Confederate States.

For this lesson, students will decide what source to use for each topic.

During this lesson, students will play a guessing game to figure out if an object is an element or a compound.

For this lesson, students will learn more about grasslands.

In this lesson students will learn how to graph proportional and non-proportional relationships on a graph.

For this lesson, students will learn if your social status in society affects your level of stress.

For this lesson, students will learn what exactly makes a poem a poem.

For this lesson, students will watch a short film and analyze the setting

In this lesson students will practice measuring objects using non-standard units of measure.

In this lesson students will practice telling time to the nearest quarter hour.

In this short video, students learn about American poet and novelist Maya Angelou. A host describes Angelou's varied career as a writer, actor, dancer, filmmaker, and civil rights activist, and students consider her lasting legacy.

In this lesson students will use both standard and metric units to identify and convert with problems involving weight and mass

In this lesson students will practice solving system of equations by elimination.

For this lesson, students will review how DNA replicates.

During this lesson, students will work together to plan a birthday party.

During this lesson, students will explore how people subconsciously judge others.

In this lesson students will use facts about triangles and angles to find the unknown angle in a figure.

For this lesson, students will learn about waves when it comes to optics.

During this lesson, students will work together to plan a birthday party.

For this lesson, students will review economic systems with a video.

In this lesson students will apply their knowledge of solving quadratics.

During this lesson, students will brainstorm for their first creative writing.

For this lesson, students will compare multiple limericks to see what they have in common.