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In our Three Branches of Government lesson plan, students learn about the three different branches of government in the United States. They learn related vocabulary, how the branches were conceived and implemented, and how they function today.
In our Time lesson plan, students develop their ability to tell time using both digital and analog clocks. They practice reading the time on clocks to the nearest hour, half-hour, and five minutes.
Our Time Zones lesson plan teaches students about both worldwide and United States-specific time zones. Students learn why time zones exist, what the time zones in the U.S. are, and how to convert between time zones.
With our Tobacco is a Drug lesson plan, students learn about tobacco, including what it is, why it’s addictive, and the dangers of using it. Students identify and develop strategies for avoiding tobacco use during this lesson.
Our Topic Development lesson plan teaches students how to choose an essay or research topic. Students use the five steps presented in the lesson to practice choosing and developing topics based on given criteria.
With our Topic Focus for Writing lesson plan, students learn how to stay focused on a topic while writing and how to identify the main topic of someone else’s writing.
Our Topic Introductions lesson plan helps students write better introductions to various types of writing. Students use the lesson as a guide to practice writing introductions for essays, opinion essays, and more.
With our Trade and Specialization lesson plan, students learn about trade and specialization. Students learn about these concepts and how to use them to think about everyday issues.
In our Transitional Words/Phrases lesson plan, students learn common transitional words and phrases that they can use in their writing and how to identify them in other people’s writing. They practice using these words and phrases to establish sequences in their writing.
Our Translation lesson plan teaches students to translate verbal expressions into algebraic expressions. They practice translating expressions in both directions using the lesson material as a guide.
In our Triangles lesson plan for grades 1-3, students learn the basics about triangles. They practice drawing triangles as well as identifying them.
In our Triangles lesson plan for grades 4-6, students learn to differentiate between and identify the four types of triangles. Students also practice drawing each type.
Our Triple Letter Blends Spelling Patterns lesson plan introduces students to triple letter blends. Students will learn to identify and use common triple letter blends to improve their spelling abilities.
Our Types of Books lesson plan teaches students about the differences between fiction and nonfiction books and texts. Students also learn about some common genres and practice identifying them.
Our Types of Pronouns lesson plan teaches students all about different types of pronouns, including personal, possessive, indefinite, and more. Students practice identifying pronouns and using the correct pronoun for a given situation.
In our U.S. Presidents lesson plan, students learn about the office of the Presidency in the United States, focusing on the individual Presidents. They will identify and discuss key Presidents in history and will study a full list of the Presidents.
In our U.S. Southwest Region lesson plan, students learn about what makes the Southwest region of the U.S. unique. Students learn about the history, climate, and culture of the region.
Students learn all about the Underground Railroad using this lesson plan. They learn the history of the Underground Railroad, including its historical context, key figures and vocabulary words, and its lasting impact on the United States.