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In our Understanding Dialogue lesson plan, students develop a deeper understanding of dialogue, including how to identify it, why it’s used, and how to interpret it. Students also practice extracting information about characters, settings, and themes from dialogue.
Our Understanding Length lesson plan teaches students to better understand length as a type of measurement. They practice estimating length, ranking things according to length, and more.
With our Understanding Through Illustrations lesson plan, students learn how to effectively use illustrations to gain information about a text. Students practice looking at illustrations and identifying relevant information as a part of this lesson.
Using our Unit Squares lesson plan, students learn all about unit squares, including how to recognize them and how to create their own. Students also learn about different types of length measurement.
Our United States Territories lesson plan teaches students about the various United States territories, including their histories, how they came to be U.S. Territories, and what their lasting significance is. They also learn vocabulary related to the territories.
With our Unknown Numbers – Multiplication/Division lesson plan, students learn how to solve multiplication and division problems for an unknown number. Students solve practice problems and practice using lesson vocabulary.
Our Urban, Suburban, & Rural Areas lesson plan teaches students the differences between urban, suburban, and rural places. They learn to define each and practice identifying different urban, suburban, and rural places and their characteristics.
In our Using a Ruler lesson plan, students learn how to use a ruler. They practice measuring the lengths of different classroom objects and discuss situations in which they might need to use a ruler to measure something in real life.
In our Using Illustrations lesson plan, students learn about the importance of illustrations and when they can and should be used. Students practice discerning information from illustrations and creating their own illustrations for a specific purpose.
In our Using Parenthesis/Brackets lesson plan, students learn how to use parentheses and brackets in their writing and what these symbols mean in other people’s writing. They practice using parentheses and brackets, improving their overall writing and grammar skills.
In our Using Quotation Marks lesson plan, students learn how to use quotation marks in their writing and what quotation marks mean in other people’s writing. They practice using quotation marks, improving their overall writing and grammar skills.
In our Using Quotations lesson plan, students learn how to properly use quotations in writing. In addition to proper formatting, students also learn how to choose the best quotation and practice inserting quotations into their writing.
Our Using Temporal Words/Phrases lesson plan teaches students how to properly use temporal words and phrases in their writing. They learn to define what temporal words and phrases are and practice using them in their writing.
Our Using Visual Displays lesson plan teaches students the advantages of using visual displays in presentations. Students practice creating their own visual display using the steps outlined in the lesson.
Our Vaccines lesson plan teaches students about vaccines and what they do. They learn about the history of vaccines, what vaccines are used for, and why vaccines are so important.
In our Variables in Math lesson plan, students learn about variables in math, including what they are and how they’re used in math problems. Students practice solving math problems with variables using the methods learned in this lesson.
Our VCV and VCVe Spelling Patterns lesson plan teaches students about vowel-consonant-vowel spelling patterns. Students will learn vocabulary words that use this spelling pattern and will be able to identify this spelling pattern in other words they read.
In our Verb Tenses lesson plan for grades 1-3, students learn about various verb tenses and whe they are used. Students practice identifying tenses as well as using them correctly in their own writing.