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.
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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.
Distinguishing Connotations and Denotations
$0.00With our Distinguishing Connotations and Denotations lesson plan, students learn about the difference between denotation and connotation and how this can affect the meaning of a sentence or passage.
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.
Divide Fractions by Fractions
$0.00With our Divide Fractions by Fractions lesson plan, students learn how to divide fractions by fractions, both with and without a common denominator.
Divide Multi-Digit Numbers
$0.00With our Divide Multi-Digit Numbers lesson plan, students learn how to divide multi-digit numbers. Students complete numerous practice problems as a part of this lesson to reinforce their understanding of the lesson material.
Divisibility Rules
$0.00Our Divisibility Rules lesson plan teaches students the rules for determining if a number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. Students solve practice problems and learn related vocabulary as a part of this lesson.
Division
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Division lesson plan introduces the concept of division and prepares students to represent and solve problems involving basic division facts. Using counters, students engage in experiential learning to reinforce the concept of division. In addition to a collaborative activity completed with another student, student
Division as Unknown Factors
$0.00With our Division as Unknown Factors lesson plan, students learn how they can find missing factors in division problems by using multiplication.
Division with Remainders
$0.00Our Division with Remainders lesson plan teaches students strategies for grouping strategies to divide whole numbers with remainders. Students practice solving problems in which they use the strategies taught in this lesson.
Division, No Remainders
$0.00Our Division, No Remainders lesson plan teaches students about grouping strategies for diving whole numbers without remainders. Students complete practice problems involving these grouping strategies.
DNA
$0.00Our DNA lesson plan teaches students about the basics of DNA. Students learn related lesson vocabulary and learn why DNA is so important to life.
Does (x,y) solve an equation?
$0.00With our Does (x,y) solve an equation? lesson plan, students learn how to substitute ordered pairs into equations to determine whether or not they satisfy that equation.
Does x satisfy the equation?
$0.00With our Does x satisfy the equation? lesson plan, students learn how to substitute values into an equation to determine which number satisfies the equation. Students complete practice problems as a part of this lesson.