Lessons

In this activity, students will complete a dice game and use that information to complete tasks about the data collected.

For this lesson, students will write a persuasive paragraph/essay on whether the United States was a world leader or bully.

In this lesson, students will practice skip counting by 5, 10, 100 while also practicing writing the numbers.

Practice in naming angels

In this lesson students will be able to write and solve equations with multi-steps given a real-world problem.

During this lesson, students will learn about the major events during the American Revolutionary War.

For this lesson, students will present their expository text findings from lesson 16.

In this lesson students will be able to identify the constant of proportionality on a graph and explain what a point on the graph means in terms of the context of the problems

In this lesson students will solve real-world problems involving percents by analyzing and applying their knowledge of rates and percents.

For this lesson, students are going to explore more about public opinion in politics.

For this lesson, students will learn how to use semicolons.

In this lesson students will decompose numbers using models and number lines to gain a deeper understanding of fraction number sense.

Students will learn about the impact of Langston Hughes.

For this lesson, students will learn more about how noise can cause troubles in the environment.

For this lesson, students will will learn how to come up with questions to research.

For this lesson, students will describe how the point of view affected the story.

In this lesson students will be able to compare the length of objects.

In this lesson students will practice the days of the week.

In this interactive data analysis lesson, students learn what probability is and how to measure it. This mini chapter provides curriculum-based content in the form of pre-assessment, lesson plan, and real-world word problems.

During this lesson, students will build confidence with speaking on a variety of topics.

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

For this lesson, students will learn the economics behind immigration.

For this lesson, students will learn more about speciation and how subspecies form.

For this lesson, students will learn what lights are visible and what are invisible.

For this lesson, students will compare economic and political systems.