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In our Greek Roots I Spelling Patterns lesson plan, students learn about Greek roots for words and what they mean. Students also learn that knowing these Greek roots will help them figure out the definitions of unknown words.
Our Greek/Latin Affixes and Roots lesson plan introduces students to common Greek and Latin prefixes, suffixes, and root words. Students learn that these roots can be used to help define unknown words.
In our Habitats lesson plan, students are introduced to different habitats that animals live in and their characteristics. Students practice matching animals to the habitat they live in.
Our Harriet Tubman lesson plan teaches students about Harriet Tubman and her accomplishments, including information about the Underground Railroad. Students also learn about her early life and her lasting impact on history.
Our Helen Keller lesson plan teaches students about the life and accomplishments of Helen Keller. Students learn about Keller’s early life and her lasting impact on the world.
In our Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores lesson plan, students learn the differences between herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, and what each eats. Students practice identifying animals with each of these diets.
Our Heredity lesson plan teaches students about what heredity is and how traits are passed from one generation to the next. Students complete Punnet Squares and learn related vocabulary.
In our Hibernation and Migration lesson plan, students learn about how and why animals hibernate or migrate. Students also learn about some specific animals that either hibernate or migrate and how to identify them.
Our Histograms lesson plan teaches students what a histogram is and how they are used to visually represent statistical data. Students also practice creating their own histograms.
In our History of Transportation lesson plan, students learn how to define transportation and how it has evolved over the years. Students learn about several modes of transportation and discuss how they’ve evolved and what the future of transportation might be.
Students learn the characteristics of different types of homes and practice identifying them. Students also learn relevant lesson vocabulary as a part of this lesson.
In our How a Bill Becomes a Law lesson plan, students learn the process by which a bill becomes a law in the United States, also learning the difference between a bill and a law. Students put the steps for a bill becoming a law in the correct order in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our How Do Plants Grow? lesson plan teaches students what plants need to survive and how they grow. Students also learn related vocabulary and grow their own seeds using the information gained in this lesson.
In our Human Heart lesson plan, students learn about the human heart, including why it’s vitally important to human life and why it’s so important to our circulatory system. Students practice labeling a diagram of a heart and how it’s connected to the rest of the body.
Our Human Reproduction lesson plan teaches students about how human reproduction works, including the biological processes involved and how sexual reproduction works. Students also learn related vocabulary.
Using our Identify Main Topic lesson students learn all about how to identify main topics in writing and why they are important. Students practice identifying the main topic and supporting details in various example texts.
In our Identifying and Using Determiners lesson plan, students learn how to make their writing clearer by identifying and using determiners. Students learn that determiners are also called noun markers or articles and practice using them in their own writing.
Our Identifying Inconsistent Spelling/Sounds lesson plan teaches students about inconsistent spelling/sounds of some common words. As a part of this lesson, students learn about diphthongs, silent letters, homophones, and more.