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This two-part lesson demonstrates natural and human impact on the environment by examining changes in a hypothetical river system over time. In part one, students worked in groups to solve a hypothetical problem about a river during one of these eras. In part two, students will present their problems and solutions in chronological order, thus revealing a story of one river over time. Finally, students will discuss issues around water pollution in their own community and consider possible ways of addressing pollution problems. Ideas for service projects are also included. Access to this resource requires a free educator login.
Lesson plan and primary sources from the Library of Congress about Women's Suffrage in the United States
The focus of the Word problems: Equal Groups Type intervention is recognizing the type of word problems that have an equal groups situation. Emphasis is on understanding the word problem situation before working to solve.
Students learn to write and edit a business plan.
Student learn to create an if-then adventure story using Google Applied Digital Skills
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This article provides an overview of ePals, a database that connects K12 teachers and classrooms around the world for pen pals and collaborative projects.