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In our Rounding Decimals and Money lesson plan, students learn about how you round decimals and money. Students complete practice problems in which they must round decimals and round money in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
In our Rounding Whole Numbers lesson plan, students learn about how you round whole numbers. Students complete practice problems in which they must round whole numbers in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Salem Witch Trials lesson plan teaches students about the historical series of events known as the Salem With Trials. Students learn about the trials, why they happened, and what their enduring legacy is today. They also learn related vocabulary.
In our Scale Drawing lesson plan, students learn how to draw things to scale using ratios and proportions. Students practice these skills by drawing their dream house to scale, engaging their creativity and the knowledge gained in this lesson.
In our Scaled Graphs lesson plan, students learn all about how bar graphs work. Students practice interpreting bar graphs and creating their own.
Our Science Experiments lesson plan teaches students the basics of doing a science experiment, including the steps of the scientific method. Students use this information to conduct their own experiment during the lesson.
In our Science Fair Preparation lesson plan, students learn all about how to prepare for a science fair. Students learn how to complete the proper research, choose a topic, and complete the project from start to finish.
Our Science Process Skills lesson plan teaches students all about science process skills, including what they are and how they are used. Students demonstrate their understanding of the material by matching statements with the correct process skill.
Our Scientific Laws & Theories lesson plan teaches students the definitions of and differences between scientific laws and theories. Students also learn about facts and hypotheses.
Our Scientific Method lesson plan teaches students about the Scientific Method, including what it is and how and what the steps are. Students practice using the steps of the Scientific Method in a simple experiment and explain why each step is necessary.
In our Sentence Basics lesson plan, students learn about the basic parts of a sentence and how to write complete sentences. Students practice writing full sentences and identify each part of a sentence.
Our Settings lesson plan teaches students about sentence fragments and run-ons in writing, including what they are and how you can identify them. Students practice identifying and correcting sentence fragments and run-ons in order to improve their writing skills.
In our Sentence Order lesson plan, students learn how to put words in the correct order within sentences and sentences in the correct order within paragraphs.
In our Sentence Types lesson plan, students learn about different types of sentences and how they are used in writing. Students practice using each of the four types of sentences discussed in this lesson: declarative, imperative, exclamatory, and interrogative.
Our Sentence Variety lesson plan teaches students about sentence variety, including what they are and how and when they are used. Students practice defining and using sentence variety correctly in order to improve their writing and reading comprehension skills.
Our free downloadable PDF Sequence/Chronological Order Nonfiction Text Structure lesson plan introduces students to the sequence or chronological order structure for nonfiction texts. It is important for students to be able to differentiate between this structure and other nonfiction structures, as the structure can provide help with readin
Our Sequencing lesson plan teaches students about chronological order and teaches students words used to sequence things in writing. Students practice identifying the sequence of events and writing using the sequencing vocabulary.
Our Settings lesson plan teaches students about settings in literature, including why they are important and how you can identify different aspects of a setting. Students practice describing settings based on photographs to solidify their understanding and improve their writing skills.