Develop and Strengthen Writing
$0.00With our Develop and Strengthen Writing lesson plan, students learn how to strengthen their writing with planning, editing, and rewriting techniques.
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Develop Experiences and Events
$0.00With our Develop Experiences and Events lesson plan, students learn strategies for developing experiences and events for narrative writing.
Developing an Informative Topic
$0.00With our Developing an Informative Topic lesson plan, students learn how to develop and write an informative topic, complete with facts, definitions, and details.
Developing and Organizing Writing
$0.00With our Developing and Organizing Writing lesson plan, students learn strategies and processes for developing and organizing their writing.
Dictionary and Thesaurus
$0.00Our Dictionary and Thesaurus lesson plan teaches students how to define and correctly use a dictionary and a thesaurus. Students learn about both print and digital dictionaries and thesauruses as a resource for vocabulary development, written expression, and reading comprehension.
Dictionary Use
$0.00Our Dictionary Use lesson plan teaches students how to use both online and traditional dictionaries and explains the benefits of using them. Students practice using them for various purposes.
Differences in Length
$0.00With our Differences in Length lesson plan, students learn how to measure objects with a ruler and how to compare the lengths of two different objects.
Digital Tools for Writing
$0.00With our Digital Tools for Writing lesson plan, students learn about various digital tools that can be used for writing and their features.
Dinosaurs
$0.00Our Dinosaurs lesson plan teaches students information about dinosaurs, including when and where dinosaurs lived, and common characteristics of dinosaurs. Students also learn to identify several types of dinosaurs.
Direct Address Commas
$0.00With our Direct Address Commas lesson plan, students learn about using commas for direct address, when using yes/no, and more.
Direct and Indirect Objects
$0.00Our Direct and Indirect Objects lesson plan, available as a free downloadable PDF, teaches students how to identify the direct and indirect objects of sentences and how to include direct and indirect objects in their writing.
Direct Speech Punctuation
$0.00With our Direct Speech Punctuation lesson plan, students learn how to properly use commas and quotation marks when including quotations and direct speech in their writing.
Discussion Preparation
$0.00With our Discussion Preparation lesson plan, students learn how to properly and effective prepare for a debate or discussion.
Distance, Rate, and Time
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Distance, Rate and Time lesson plan introduces the formulas for solving distance, rate, and time equations. This hands-on lesson allows students to utilize resources when applying the formula, and leverage group learning as students exchange papers for review. Students are also asked to solve practice problems on t
Distinguish Information from Text and Pictures
$0.00With our Distinguish Information from Text and Pictures lesson plan, students learn how to distinguish and categorize the information they can get from text or from pictures. Students practice looking at pictures and reading text and telling what they learned from them individually and what they learned from both as a part of this lesson.
Distribution
$0.00Our Distribution lesson plan teaches students about the distributive property, including what it is and when and how to use it. Students practice solving problems that require the use of the distributive property as a part of this lesson.
Distributive Property
$0.00Our Distributive Property lesson plan teaches students about the distributive property, listing its rules and providing examples using both positive and negative numbers. Students practice solving problems that involve the use of the distributive property during this lesson.
Distributive Property with GCF
With our Distributive Property with GCF lesson plan, students learn how to find the greatest common factors and least common multiple and then use them with the distributive property.