Using Measures of Center
$0.00With our Using Measures of Center lesson plan, students learn how to relate the choice of measures of center and variability to the shape of a data distribution.
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Using Parenthesis/Brackets
$0.00In 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.
Using Quotation Marks
$0.00In 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.
Using Quotations
$0.00In 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.
Using Recordings and Displays
$0.00With our Using Recordings and Displays lesson plan, students learn all about how recordings and displays can be used in presentations and to increase understanding of a topic.
Using Root Words for Meaning
$0.00With our Using Root Words for Meaning lesson plan, students learn how to use their knowledge of the meaning of a root word to better understand the meaning of a word that uses that root.
Using Simple and Compound Sentences
$0.00With our Using Simple and Compound Sentences lesson plan, students learn how to form both simple and compound sentences. Students also learn about different sentence types, including declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
Using Technology to Publish Writing
$0.00With our Using Technology to Publish Writing lesson plan, students learn all about various ways to use technology to produce and publish writing.
Using Temporal Words/Phrases
$0.00Our 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.
Using Visual Displays
$0.00Our 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.
Using Words and Phrases
$0.00With our Using Words and Phrases lesson plan, students learn why word choice is important and how to appropriately and effectively use words and phrases in their writing.
Vaccines
$0.00Our 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.
Variable Equations to Represent Word Problems
$0.00With our Variable Equations to Represent Word Problems lesson plan, students learn how to write variable equations to solve word problems.
Variable Expressions and Properties
$0.00With our Variable Expressions and Properties lesson plan, students learn about some commonly used properties and how to use them to create equivalent expressions.
Variables in Math
$0.00In 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.
VCV and VCVe Spelling Patterns
$0.00Our 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.
Verb Tense Shifts
$0.00With our Verb Tense Shifts lesson plan, students learn how to properly shift verb tenses in their writing.
Verb Tenses
$0.00In 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.