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In our Evidence and Reasoning lesson plan, students learn strategies for using evidence and reasoning to support a claim. Students practice identifying the evidence and reasoning in a text that is supporting a claim and writing their own.
Our Examples and Anecdotes lesson plan teaches students the differences between examples and anecdotes and how to identify and use them in text. Students also learn some of the potential problems of using anecdotes as evidence.
Our free downloadable PDF Excretory System lesson plan introduces students to the basics of the excretory system. During this lesson, students are asked to work with a partner to create a story from the perspective of a drop of liquid on a journey through the excretory system, illustrating the processes of the excretory system in a creative
Our Executive Branch lesson plan teaches students about what the Executive Branch is and how it functions today. Students also learn the history of the branch, how it was conceived, and how it interacts with the other branches of government in the United States.
In our Expanded Number Forms lesson plan, students learn how to convert standards numbers into expanded form and how to create addition expressions to show the expanded number form. Students practice writing expanded numbers in standard numeric form.
Our free downloadable PDF Expanding Sentences lesson plan teaches students how to add more vivid imagery to their writing by incorporating adjectives and adverbs to lengthen and liven their sentences. This lesson focuses on developing the ability to write sentences that can be easily visualized by the reader.
Our Extinct/Endangered Animals lesson plan teaches students about what it means for an animal to be extinct or endangered and some examples of animals that are either extinct or endangered. Students also differentiate between being endangered and extinct.
Our free downloadable PDF Extinction lesson plan explores the different causes of extinction and gives examples of extinct animals. During this lesson, students are asked to differentiate between surviving, endangered and extinct animals, categorizing animals in each to demonstrate their understanding of these terms. Students are also asked
Our free downloadable PDF Fables lesson plan introduces the three key elements of fables, which are stories that use animal characteristics and are designed specifically to teach a lesson. Students are asked to engage their analytical and critical thinking skills as they hear and read fables, determine the moral for each, and explain the de
Our Fact and Opinion lesson plan teaches students the difference between a fact and an opinion and why it is important to be able to identify a fact vs. an opinion. Students practice writing their own facts and opinions as well.
In our Factors and Multiples lesson plan, students learn what factors and multiples are in mathematics. Students learn how to find the factors and multiples of whole numbers as well.
Our Famous Artists lesson plan teaches students about several famous artists in the world and about their artwork. Students learn to identify some of their work and to identify several prominent styles of art.
In our Farms and Food lesson plan, students learn about how farms produce much of the food that we eat. Students learn the steps of farming, why farms are so important, and how food gets from the farms to grocery stores.
Our Figures of Speech lesson plan teaches students different figures of speech and what they mean. Students learn to recognize figures of speech and what some common figures of speech mean.
In our Finding the Whole, Part & Percent lesson plan, students learn how to convert percentages to fractions. Students then use that information to learn how to find the missing whole, part, or percent in an equation.
Our Fish lesson plan teaches students about fish, including their defining characteristics and some of the different types. Students also compare fish to other types of organisms, learn how to differentiate between different types of fish, and learn related vocabulary.
In our Five Senses lesson plan, students learn about each of the five senses and what they do. Students come up with their own examples of something they experience with each sense in order to connect the lesson to the real world.
In our Flowers and Fertilization lesson plan, students learn about flowers and how fertilizations, or pollination, works. Students also learn to identify pollinators and label the parts of a flower.