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Our Landforms lesson plan teaches students about landforms, including what they are, the different types, and the characteristics of each type. Students practice identifying different landforms and bodies of water based on the characteristics described during the lesson.
Our Late 19th Century lesson plan teaches students about the major events, inventions, and people of the late 19th century. One of the things students learn about during this lesson in Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and its importance.
In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (re-, trans-, sub-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (uni-, bi-, tri-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (aud-, vis/vid-, cent-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (port-, mit-, voc-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Our Latitude and Longitude lesson plan teaches students what latitude and longitude are, how they are used, and how to use them to identify a place on a map. Students practice finding places on a map using the latitude and longitude in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
In our Laws and Rules lesson plan, students learn the definitions of laws and rules and their differences. Students connect this lesson to real life by coming up with a list of rules and laws that they know of already.
In our Layers of the Earth lesson plan, students learn about the layers of the Earth and what each is made up of. Students learn to identify the four layers and practice labeling them on a diagram of the cross-section of the Earth.
In our Learning About Drugs lesson plan, students are taught what a drug is and are given examples of both legal and illegal drugs. Students are also asked to identify strategies for avoiding illegal drugs.
With our Least Common Multiples lesson plan, students learn how to find the least common multiples of two whole numbers.
Our free downloadable PDF Legislative Branch lesson plan introduces students to the Legislative Branch of the United States. Most students are familiar with some parts of the world of politics and government but are usually unsure of the two parts that make up Congress, the House, and the Senate. During this lesson, students are asked to nu
With our Letter Sounds, Patterns, and More lesson plan, students learn strategies for using letter sounds and patterns to identify and read multisyllabic words. They learn how to use their existing knowledge of all letter-sound correspondences, syllabication patterns, and roots and affixes to help them do this during this lesson.
In our Letter Writing lesson plan, students learn how to write each letter of the alphabet. Students practice tracing and writing their letters in order to improve their letter writing and recognition skills.
Our Lewis and Clark lesson plan teaches students about the 2-year Lewis and Clark expedition across America exploring the west to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Students also learn about other significant people who were involved in the expedition in some way.
Our Library Skills lesson plan teaches students how to properly and effectively use a library for research or to find a book they are looking for. Students also practice looking words up in the dictionary as a part of this lesson.
In our Light lesson plan, students learn to define and list the characteristics of light and various light sources. Students learn related lesson vocabulary and search their home for examples of reflection, refraction, and blocked light.
Our Lincoln’s Assassination lesson plan teaches students about the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Students learn about the events of the assassination, why John Wilkes Booth may have wanted to assassinate him, and the impact this event had.