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Our Word Problems, Two Step lesson plan teaches students better strategies for understanding and solving word problems. Students will practice breaking down and solving word problems using the methods taught in this lesson.
In our Word Relationships lesson plan, students will learn how words are related and will learn to group words into different categories. They will practice categorizing words and identifying how certain words are related.
In our Word Relationships lesson plan for grades 4-6 students will learn how words can be grouped in different ways and how words can be related. They will practice categorizing words and will learn to define words based on their related words.
In our World Time Zones lesson plan, students learn about how time zones work and why they are used. Students will use lesson vocabulary and answer questions about time zones and why they exist.
In our World War II lesson plan, students will learn about the Second World War. They will learn about the causes and effects of World War II, the key countries and people involved, and the tactics used. They will also conduct their own research on a related topic.
Our Wounded Knee Massacre lesson plan teaches students about Wounded Knee, its historical significance, and related vocabulary. Students create a poster about a related topic and practice using the vocabulary.
In our Write Variable Expressions lesson plan, students learn how to properly write verbal expressions as algebraic expressions. Students learn relevant vocabulary and practice rewriting expressions.
Our Writing a Book Report lesson plan teaches students how to more effectively write book reports. It teaches students to analyze literature and condense its themes and major points into a cohesive and clear report.
Our Writing a Paragraph lesson plan teaches students how to structure and write a cohesive paragraph. They will practice writing paragraphs according to the steps in the lesson and will improve their overall writing skills.
Our Writing Effectively lesson plan teaches students how to intentionally write more effectively based on the topic and audience they are writing for. Students practice writing using the steps introduced in the lesson and will ultimately learn to be a better writer by using this process.
In our Writing Instructions lesson plan, students will learn how to more effectively write instructions. They will practice writing instructions for various things and processes both on their own and collaboratively.
In this Writing Resolutions lesson plan, students will learn better ways to conclude their stories. They will practice writing endings to stories and will also learn to identify the beginning, middle, and ending of various stories.
Our Writing Resolutions lesson plan teaches students how to write better conclusions for various types of narrative texts. They will practice writing resolutions for different stories and will also practice identifying and analyzing why another author might choose to resolve a text in a certain way.
In our Writing Tone and Style lesson plan, students will learn how to identify different tones in writing and styles of writing. They will practice adjusting their own tone and style depending on what they are writing and who their audience is. They will also practice recognizing when another author changes their style or tone.
In our Zero lesson plan, students will learn how to use the number zero, its history, and why it is important in mathematics. They will use a creative writing exercise to solidify their understanding of the lesson and will practice using zeros in various math problems.