In this current events lesson, students learn about different end-of-year holidays including Kwanzaa, Diwali, Hanukkah, Christmas, Las Posadas, and New Year.

n this lesson, students will learn about causes and combatants of the Cold War. (Sensitive Content)

In this one-minute video, students learn about the executive branch of the United States government. A host explains the qualifications and expressed powers of the presidency, and students consider what informal powers the president has.

In this one minute video, students learn about feudalism. A host explains the rise and fall of feudalism during the Middle Ages, and students consider how feudalism influenced political, economic, and social society in medieval Europe.

Why do we have the First Amendment, and what freedoms does it guarantee? In this one-minute video, students learn about the five freedoms outlined in the amendment. A host explains each of them and identifies some of their limitations.

In this keyboarding lesson, students will learn the J to Y to 6 finger movement using Typesy. At the start of each lesson, students set a goal and consider the importance of keyboarding. At the end of the lesson, students record their WPM.

In this lesson about direct and indirect objects, students will learn how objects are used in sentences and collaborately use them in sentences. Then, they will independently write sentences using objects.

In this K-2 Nearpod Digital Citizenship and Literacy lesson, students identify healthy habits when using a computer by modeling and applying good posture when using a computer.

In this Origin of Everything video, students learn about colonialism and resource control by analyzing the 19th century demand for rubber in Western countries.

In this lesson on Indian culture, students will learn about Buddhism and Hinduism and their spread to other countries though trade.

In this lesson on representation data, students explore how to make dot plots, histograms, and box plots and learn about outliers in a data set.

In this Science lesson, students will be introduced to the concept of neuron stimulation. Your students will be able to explain the role of the cell membrane in regulating Na+ levels in a neuron during an action potential.

In this keyboarding lesson, students practice typing the JKL keys using Typesy. At the start of each lesson, students set a goal and consider the importance of keyboarding. At the end of the lesson, students record their WPM and reflect.

In this one-minute video, students learn about the judicial branch of government. A host explains the structure and function of the judicial branch, and students will analyze the role that the judicial branch plays in the United States government.

What is jury duty, and why is it important? In this one-minute video, students learn about jury duty. A host explains what a jury is and how juries are selected, then students consider why jury duty is an important civic duty.

This Typesy 12-lesson bundle reviews proper keyboarding position for the bottom row and offers a complete series of practice activities on Typesy. Students set goals and measure their WPM and accuracy.

In this 6-12 Nearpod Digital Citizenship and Literacy lesson, students learn about keyboard ergonomics. Students explore ways of incorporating exercise into their daily routines and model good posture when sitting at a desk.

This Typesy 10-lesson bundle reviews proper keyboarding position for the home row and offers a complete series of practice activities on Typesy. Students set goals and measure their WPM and accuracy.

In this keyboarding activity, students will identify and explore keys on the keyboard using Nearpod's interactive quiz game, Time to Climb.

This Typesy 13-lesson bundle reviews proper keyboarding position for numbers and offers a complete series of practice activities on Typesy. Students set goals and measure their WPM and accuracy.