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With our Reasons and Evidence of an Author lesson plan, students learn how to identify an author’s reason and evidence. Students practice reading articles and identifying the different parts (reason and evidence) of the article in order to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
With our Recall Information from Experiences lesson plan, students learn how to effectively retain and recall information. Students learn how to take notes and how to organize their recollections in a useful way.
With our Recalling and Gathering Information lesson plan, students learn about different types of information and how each can be used, including information gained from personal experience and information gained from outside sources.
With our Recognizing Angles lesson plan, students learn how to recognize and identify right, obtuse, and acute angles. Students practice identifying each type by sight and answer questions about them.
Our Reconstruction lesson plan teaches students about Reconstruction, the time period following the Civil War. Students learn about significant events and people in the Reconstruction Era, along with related vocabulary.
With our Rectangle Partition lesson plan, students learn how rectangles can be partitioned into rows and columns and how to count them. Students practice using lesson vocabulary and partitioning rectangles into rows and columns on their own.
With our Rectangle Partition lesson plan, students learn how to split rectangles into rows and columns and how to determine the total number of squares in those rows and columns.
Our Rectangular Arrays lesson plan teaches students how to recognize rows and columns in a rectangular array. Students also learn how to generate an addition sentence to express the sum of the array and complete practice problems that use these concepts.
In our Recycling lesson plan, students learn what recycling is and why it is so important. Students learn the three steps for recycling and learn to identify commonly recycled items.
Our Reflexive Pronouns lesson plan teaches students about reflexive pronouns, including what they are, how to use them, and how to identify them. Students practice using reflexive pronouns in their own writing in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
With our Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns lesson plan, students learn how to properly form and use both regular and irregular plural nouns.
With our Regular and Irregular Verbs lesson plan, students learn about regular and irregular verbs in addition to verb tenses such as present, past, and past participle.
Our Regular Vowel Teams lesson teaches students about the regular vowel teams, which include oa, ee, ai, ay, oi, and oy. Students learn spelling-sound correspondences for these vowel teams, which helps with their pronunciation.
Our Relate Addition & Multiplication lesson plan introduces students to the concept of repeated addition to demonstrate multiplication. Students create their own word problems that include this concept in addition to solving practice problems.
With our Relate Area to Multiplication and Addition lesson plan, students learn how multiplication and addition are related to finding the area of a shape.
Our Relating +, – to Length lesson plan teaches students strategies that they can use when solving word problems related to length. Students practice solving practice problems using the methods taught in this lesson.
Our Relative Pronouns and Adverbs lesson plan teaches students all about what relative pronouns and adverbs are, how to use them, and how to identify them. Students practice using relative pronouns and adverbs in their writing as a part of this lesson.
In our Religions of the World lesson plan, students learn about different world religions and their characteristics. Students compare and contrast different world religions using the knowledge of their characteristics gained in this lesson.