Lessons

In this lesson students will apply their knowledge of proportions to find missing side lengths.

For this lesson, students will learn how to manage their emotions.

In this lesson students learn how to describe the spread of data by finding the range, interquartile range, and mean absolute deviation.

For this lesson, students will create the four types of sentences based on a single image on the page.

For this lesson, students will complete a wordsearch with vocabulary from the unit.

Longer passages for students to decode and read.

For this lesson, students will review the milestones of Earth's history between the fall of dinosaurs and the rise of humans.

For this lesson, students will review nonverbal communication.

During this lesson, students will review chapters 12-14 of Touching Spirit Bear.

For this lesson, students will match descriptions of vocabulary words to the diagram.

This is an independent lesson to practice reading fluency.

For this lesson, students will learn more about the life of Frida Kahlo with a video.

For this lesson, students will read chapters 8-10 of the Lord of the Flies.

In this math skill-based practice lesson, students strengthen their understanding of equations by completing a challenge matching a set of equations with the correct solving strategy.

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 complete a Time to Climb activity to check their understanding of the unit.

For this short lesson, students will see some simple examples of formal vs informal communication.

In the lesson students will apply their knowledge of equations and the distributive property by solving/simplifying equations.

In this lesson students will explore the distributive property as a strategy for 11s times table.

For this OPTIONAL lesson, students can watch an episode of Liberty's Kids, a PBS show about the American Revolution.

For this lesson, students will revise and edit their first draft writing from lesson 12.

In this poetry lesson, students learn how to identify poems. They focus on elements of poetry such as stanzas and lines.

For this lesson, students are going to read more about the political parties of the U.S. Government.

Students will learn how to graph two-variable inequalities. Watch video, complete and submit worksheet.

For this lesson, students will learn more about photosynthesis and how it helps plants.