Counting Unit Cubes
$0.00With our Counting Unit Cubes lesson plan, students learn how to determine the volume of an object by counting unit cubes.
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Creating a Timeline
$0.00Our Creating a Timeline lesson plan teaches students what timelines are and how to create them for different purposes. Students practice creating their own timelines in addition to extracting information, such as dates and event details, from timelines.
Creating Audio or Visual Presentations
$0.00With our Creating Audio or Visual Presentations lesson plan, students learn how to create an effective and informative audio or visual presentation.
Credibility of Sources
$0.00Our Credibility of Sources lesson plan teaches students about both primary and secondary resources, including their definitions and what they’re used for. Students also learn how to identify and use the most credible and reliable resources available for research projects, general information, or other uses.
Critical Thinking
$0.00Our Critical Thinking lesson plan teaches students some critical thinking skills and strategies for reading. Students complete exercises in which they use critical thinking skills to solve hypothetical problems.
Cubic Units
$0.00With our Cubic Units lesson plan, students learn what cubic units are and how they are used. Students practice working with cubic units and answer questions about why cubic units are important and how they are defined.
Cultures of the World
$0.00Our Cultures of the World lesson plan teaches students about some cultures of the world and helps them learn about and respect other people’s cultures and beliefs. Students learn related vocabulary in addition to characteristics of various world cultures.
Cups, Pints, Quarts, Gallons
$0.00Our Cups, Pints, Quarts, Gallons lesson plan teaches students how to identify and measure the volume of liquids using ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons. Students also learn to convert these units of measurement.
Data Collection and Distribution
$0.00With our Data Collection and Distribution lesson plan, students learn about data collection and how it is represented, or its distribution. Students practice creating their own distributions based on data as well as interpreting and describing data distributions.
Daylight Saving Time
$0.00Our Daylight Saving Time lesson teaches students about the history of Daylight Saving Time and why it is used around the world. Students practice converting the time between different time zones.
Debating
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Debating lesson plan prepares students to describe the debate process, follow rules of debate, participate in a debate, and assess debate performances. During this lesson, students are asked to work collaboratively with another student on an assignment in which they choose a topic, research different sides, and the
Decimal & Fraction Conversion
$0.00Our Decimal and Fraction Conversion lesson plan teaches students how to do decimal and fraction conversions. Students complete practice problems in which they convert from decimals to fractions as well as from fractions to decimals.
Decimal Division
$0.00Our Decimal Division lesson plan teaches students how to divide decimals up to the thousandths. Students complete practice problems involving dividing decimals in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Decimal Multiplication
$0.00Our Decimal Multiplication lesson plan teaches students how to multiply decimals using four steps. Students practice using these steps to solve practice problems in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
Decimal Word Problems
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Decimal Word Problems lesson plan provides examples specifically related to numbers with decimals and offers students real-world examples of word problems such as those relating to money and time. It helps students find keywords so they know what operations to use to solve the problem. Students are asked to solve w
Decimals
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Decimals lesson plan prepares students to identify decimals, name place value of decimals to thousandths, compare decimals, add and subtract decimals. Students are asked to write the word form of numbers with decimals, compare decimals using symbols such as >, <, and = and rewrite problems so that the decimal
Decimals Expanded Form
$0.00Our Decimals Expanded Form lesson plan teaches students how to write decimals in expanded form. Students practice writing decimals in expanded form in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Decimals Expanded Form
$0.00With our Decimals Expanded Form lesson plan, students learn how to write decimals in expanded form. Students complete many practice problems during this lesson in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.