In this video segment from Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, learn about Muslims in Lawrenceville, Georgia, their plans to build an Islamic cemetery and the stiff objections from their Christian neighbors.

This task serves as an introduction to the family of sinusoidal functions. It uses a desmos applet to let students explore the effect of changing the parameters in y=Asin(B(x−h))+k on the graph of the function.

This lesson is all about learning what the special senses of the body are and how they work. Students will use this lesson to contribute to and enhance their understanding of the nervous system and how it functions by participating in tests of their visual field, eye muscles, smell, taste, and hearing. Finally, students will review their understanding through a creative review project that uses their own unique experience of their special senses. Students will complete a quiz to also demonstrate their understanding of what has been taught. Image attribution: Senses Garden in Holon, Avishai Teicher via the PikiWiki - Israel free image collection project, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Generic license.

This lesson is all about learning what the special senses of the body are and how they work. Students will use this lesson to contribute to and enhance their understanding of the nervous system and how it functions by participating in tests of their visual field, eye muscles, smell, taste, and hearing. Finally, students will review their understanding through a creative review project that uses their own unique experience of their special senses. Students will complete a quiz to also demonstrate their understanding of what has been taught.

This lesson is intended as an introduction to Newton's Laws of Motion for middle school students.  Students will explore the laws of motion with hands-on activities at 8 stations with a group of peers.  Then, once they are familiar with the laws of motion, they will make claims as to which law of motion each station best demonstrated.  As an assessment of their knowledge, students will create a short Google Slides presentation with GIFs they made to represent and explain each law of motion in a way that is unique to them.Image attribution: "Newton's Apple" by Alexander Borek is licensed under CC-BY-SA-4.0.

Writing gets personal when students interview family members in order to write a personal narrative about that person.

In this eMedia tutorial, Katie Blunt helps you discover curated topics and popular content with eMedia collections. Find out how collections can be useful to you and your classroom! (May 2021)

The Atomic Theory proposed that all elements are made of atoms. It stated that all atoms are indivisible and cannot be destroyed.

The Greek philosopher Democritus believed that if you continue to cut up an object such as a coin you eventually end up with a complete, uncuttable piece of matter. He called this particle an atom.

The fundamental filtering units in the kidneys are nephrons. Each kidney contains over one million nephrons. Most of the fluid is returned or reabsorbed by the bloodstream along with other substances needed by the body.

The small intestine is a hollow tube that is only about 2.5 centimeters in diameter, but it stretches about 7 meters in length. The chemical digestion of carbohydrates and proteins is completed in the small intestine.

One of the most important ways the body excretes wastes is via specialized structures in the urinary system.

Urine passes out the kidneys to the bladder through small tubes called ureters. From time to time urine is emptied from the bladder through the urethra.

This reading provides information regarding women in the history of labor. Women were among the first workers to bear the hardships of the industrial revolution, and among the first to unionize.

Learn how to navigate the eMedia Mathematics Hub! In this video, host Katie Blunt shows you how to access a collection of high-quality Mathematics Education resources available for free on eMedia.