Pi
$0.00In our Pi lesson plan, students learn all about Pi, including what it is, when it’s used, and why it is so important. Students then use Pi to find the circumference and area of a circle.
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Place Value
$0.00In our Place Value lesson plan, students learn about place values up to the millions place. Students practice identifying the correct place value and completing practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Place Value System
$0.00Our Place Value System lesson plan teaches students about place value with rational numbers. Students also learn about decimals and how they can change the value of a series of numbers.
Plane Figures and Square Units
$0.00With our Plane Figures and Square Units lesson plan, students learn how to use unit squares to cover a plane figure without gaps or overlaps to determine the area of that plane figure. As a part of this lesson, students complete practice problems and work together to solve examples.
Plant Parts
$0.00Our Plant Parts lesson plan teaches students about the various parts that make up plants. Students practice labeling diagrams of plants and learn related vocabulary.
Plantations
$0.00In our Plantations lesson plan, students learn what plantations were, how they contributed to the slave trade in the U.S., and their lasting legacy.
Plate Tectonics
$0.00Our Plate Tectonics lesson plan teaches students about plate tectonics, including what they are, the effect they have on the planet, and what their effects are today. Students also learn to identify some of the major continental plates.
Plot
$0.00Our Plot lesson plan teaches students what plot is, what the different parts of plot are, and how they are used in a story. Students practice writing their own stories using the information they learned about plot during this lesson.
Pocahontas
$0.00In our Pocahontas lesson plan, students learn about Pocahontas as a historical figure. Students learn about her life, her connection to Jamestown, and her lasting legacy.
Poems, Drama, Prose Terms
$0.00Our Poems, Drama, Prose Terms lesson plan teaches students the major terms relating to poems, drama, and prose. Students practice matching these terms to their definitions and describing why each term is an important part of the overall text.
Poetry
$0.00In our Poetry lesson plan, students learn the basics about poetry and the various structures it can have. Students practice writing their own poetry in the style of one of the forms discussed during this lesson.
Poetry (Grades 1-3)
$0.00In our Poetry lesson plan for grades 1-3, students develop their understanding of poetry. This lesson focuses on rhyming, descriptive and figurative language, and various types of poems, such as acrostic and bio poems.
Poetry: Introductory
$0.00Our Poetry: Introductory lesson plan teaches students the basics about poetry. Students learn to identify different types of poetry in addition to writing their own.
Point of View
$0.00Our Point of View lesson plan teaches students about point of view in writing, why it’s important, and how to identify it. Students practice writing from different points of view in order to solidify their understanding of the material.
Point of View
$0.00Our Point of View lesson plan teaches students about point of view in writing, why it’s important, and how to identify it. Students practice writing from different points of view in order to solidify their understanding of the material.
Points and Lines
$0.00Our Points and Lines lesson plan teaches students how to identify points, lines, line segments, rays, and perpendicular and parallel lines. Students also learn to draw, name, and use each of these correctly.
Political Parties
$0.00In our Political Parties lesson plan, students learn about major and minor political parties in the United States. Students participate in an activity in which they create their own political party and discuss the similarities and differences between existing parties in the U.S.
Polygons
$0.00In our Polygons lesson plan, students are introduced to polygons. Students learn to define, identify, and use different types of polygons and polygons of different sizes.