Students experiment to create a color using primary colors and black and white. They learn the color wheel and values.

This lesson is an introduction to emotions. Students will practice identifying and showing different emotions. Students will create a class book showcasing photos of various emotions taken by fellow classmates. 

This lesson will help students trace attributes of the Unites States government to those of ancient Greek democracy.Essential Question: How can understanding the political systems of ancient times apply to modern day?

This is a lesson plan created by Rosie Morreale Boren. This lesson plan is intended to guide educators in teaching students about Energy and Energy Tranfser. The lesson is intended for 4th grade students but can be adjusted to accomodated other grade levels and ages of students.

This lesson plan is for a multi-class period project where student groups plan and create their own videos highlighting different forms of public energy production. This is part of an Energy Conservation unit in HS physics, but could be adapted for junior high students.All resources are the original work of the author. Sound effects and musics in the Producing Your Energy Video instructional video provided free of charge in Adobe Rush.

Deepen your understanding in the English Language Arts standards by reading research on developmentally appropriate practice.This module will include ideas of how you can implement these standards into your daily lessons, and allows you to learn at your own pace.

Find strategies and activities that you can use in the classroom that tie directly to the Early learning Preschool core standards.

This is a lesson plan created by Spanish 1-2 teacher Erin Sanislo. It is mean to be a Presentational Speaking summative project at the end of a food unit for students to use food vocabulary in a recipe and demonstrate their knowledge of commands to present a recipe. Thumnail Image Citation: "Mexican Food" by mrsdkrebs is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

This is a lab based class that will help students understand and identify different things about enzymes, and learn how to story tell.  Image credit: "Fields of Science" by Image Editor is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

This lesson is a choose your own adventure lab for students. It highlights the idea that different things can change enzyme activity, and allows students to choose different variables and test enzyme activity. "Fields of Science" by Image Editor is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

This lesson is using the distributive property to identify and write equivalent expressions. 

Small pieces of paper are used to model the effects of the wind on soil erosion.

This is a lesson with two parts.Part one is to learn about the historic and cultural significance of various European Structures.Part two is practice in good reasearch habits. Student will need to find and use information they research themselves.Photo by Corbett Campbell  

Students will compare two websites (one obviously more credible than the other) and evaluate them using the "CRAP checklist." They will look at factors like currency, reliability, accuracy, and purpose.

This lesson provides students with an introduction to what a floor plan is used for and what a floor plan should include.

The teacher will show the Dog Island website and ask the students to help evaluate whether Dog Island is a good place to send his/her dog. Students will evaluate domain, author, date, appearance and reasonability to determine if Dog Island is a credible website and if Dog Island is a real place.