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In our Renewable Energy lesson plan, students learn the basics about renewable energy, including its sources and how each source works. Students also learn about the advantages and disadvantages of different types of renewable energy.
Our Represent and Interpret Data lesson plan for grades 4-6 teaches students how to us line plots and fractional number lines for data. Students complete practice problems that include line plots and fractional number lines to solidify their understanding of the concepts.
In our Representing 3D Figures lesson plan, students learn how to represent 3D figures and how to create and interpret 2D nets that become 3D figures.
Our Reptiles and Mammals lesson plan teaches students the characteristics of reptiles and mammals. Students compare and contrast reptiles and mammals in addition to naming examples of each and identifying them.
In our Republicans and Democrats lesson plan, students learn about the two major political parties in the United States. Their histories, key platforms, and major differences are covered in this lesson.
With our Research and Report lesson plan, students learn how to do research on a topic as well as how to effectively communicate that research with a report.
With our Research and Writing Projects lesson plan, students learn how to effectively complete research and writing projects independently and with others.
In our Research Projects lesson plan, students are given the tools to successfully complete a research project. Students use the steps given in the lesson to practice preparing, writing, and presenting a research project.
Our Research Writing lesson plan for grades 1-2 introduces students to the concept of research writing and the importance of being factually accurate in research writing. Students practice doing basic research and writing paragraphs based on this research with their classmates.
Our Research Writing lesson plan for grades 3-4 teaches students how to write a thoroughly researched and factually accurate five paragraph essay. Students practice researching a topic, summarizing and citing their information, and consolidating it into paragraphs.
Our Research Writing lesson plan for grades 4-6 teaches students how to write a thoroughly researched and factually accurate five paragraph essay. Students write an essay based on research they conduct in order to practice this type of writing.
With our Research, Reflect, Revise lesson plan, students learn how to properly research, reflect, and revise when writing about a specific topic.
With our Responding to Comments in Conversations lesson plan, students learn how to effectively continue conversations and build on others’ comments in a conversation.
With our Retelling Stories lesson plan, students learn the steps for effectively retelling stories. Students practice reading stories, identifying key points and details, and then retelling them.
In our Rights and Responsibilities lesson plan, students learn what rights and responsibilities are and how they are related but different. Students connect this lesson to their own lives by listing some rights and responsibilities in their own households.
Our Roman Numerals lesson plan teaches students what roman numerals are, their history, and when they are still used today. Students practice converting numbers into roman numerals and using them at appropriate times.
Our Roots and Affixes lesson plan teaches students about roots, affixes, root words, prefixes, and suffixes. Students practice identifying and using each in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Rosie the Riveter and the Women of WWII lesson plan teaches students about Rosie the Riveter and what she was symbolic of during WWII, along with the role real women played during WWII. Students learn about specific important women who were involved in the war.