Our Coordinate Planes lesson plan teaches students about graphing and coordinate planes and when they are necessary. Students practice creating their own coordinate planes in addition to getting requested information from example coordinate planes.
Our Coral Reefs lesson plan teaches students the basics about coral reefs and coral reef biomes. Students learn about the three main types of coral reefs, including their defining characteristics and what makes them different from one another.
Our Correcting Vague Pronouns lesson plan teaches students the proper use of pronouns with unclear and ambiguous antecedents. Students practice replacing vague pronouns with more precise ones using the information learned in this lesson.
With our Corresponding Spelling Sounds lesson plan, students learn about different “vowel teams” that create the same vowel sounds and how to identify them. Students practice writing words that contain different vowel teams but have the same vowel sounds.
With our Count/Sort Shapes in Venn Diagram lesson plan, students learn how to use a Venn diagram to sort shapes based on different characteristics. Students practice sorting shapes into Venn diagrams based on the number of sides, angles, and more.
Our Counting Lesson Plan teaches students how to recognize numbers, numerical order, and number facts. Students practice using single digits and 10s to count to 100 as part of this lesson.
Our Counting Forward and Backward lesson plan teaches students how to count forwards and backwards. Students use various activities and example problems to practice their new counting forwards and backwards skills.
With our Counting Forward and Backward lesson plan, students learn how to effectively and accurately count forward and backward from different numbers. Students practice doing this using number lines and doing this in their heads.
Our Counting Sounds lesson plan teaches students about counting the sounds in one-syllable words. Students practice counting sounds and breaking one-syllable words into their individual sounds.
Our Counting to 1,000 by 5, 10, and 100 lesson plan teaches students how to count to 1,000 by various factors. Students review place values and how these are used to determine number patterns before applying these skills to counting to 1,000.
Our Counting to 120 lesson plan teaches students how to count to 120 using interactive activities and practice problems. Students learn and utilize various strategies to count to 120.
Our Creating a Timeline lesson plan teaches students what timelines are and how to create them for different purposes. Students practice creating their own timelines in addition to extracting information, such as dates and event details, from timelines.
Our Credibility of Sources lesson plan teaches students about both primary and secondary resources, including their definitions and what they’re used for. Students also learn how to identify and use the most credible and reliable resources available for research projects, general information, or other uses.
Our Critical Thinking lesson plan teaches students some critical thinking skills and strategies for reading. Students complete exercises in which they use critical thinking skills to solve hypothetical problems.
With our Cubic Units lesson plan, students learn what cubic units are and how they are used. Students practice working with cubic units and answer questions about why cubic units are important and how they are defined.
Our Cultures of the World lesson plan teaches students about some cultures of the world and helps them learn about and respect other people’s cultures and beliefs. Students learn related vocabulary in addition to characteristics of various world cultures.
Our Cups, Pints, Quarts, Gallons lesson plan teaches students how to identify and measure the volume of liquids using ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons. Students also learn to convert these units of measurement.
With our Data Collection and Distribution lesson plan, students learn about data collection and how it is represented, or its distribution. Students practice creating their own distributions based on data as well as interpreting and describing data distributions.
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Clarendon Learning includes extensive, comprehensive, quality Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies lesson plans. The plans and content have been written by experienced educators and curriculum experts. They have been researched and reviewed for accuracy and efficiency and one of their best features—they can be used almost immediately with little preparation, allowing the busy educator more time to focus on the content of the lesson. A wide variety of topics are available in every subject area with specialized lesson plans for students in primary school, middle and upper Read more
