Our Effective Listening lesson plan teaches students how to use active listening, how to use listening skills to summarize and interpret information, and how to determine if a speaker’s argument or claim is supported by facts.
Our Effective Sentences for Meaning/Interest lesson plan teaches students how to make their sentences more effective. Students practice expanding, combining, and reducing sentences for meaning, reader/listener interest, and style.
Our free downloadable PDF Elapsed Time lesson plan provides practical activities for students to understand adding and subtracting minutes and hours to determine elapsed time. Students are asked to convert their age in years to months, days, hours and minutes, as well as use their analytical skills to order themselves from youngest to oldes
Our Electoral College System lesson plan teaches students about the process used to elect the President of the United States, the Electoral College. Students learn related vocabulary and learn how this system came into place.
In our Electricity lesson plan, students learn how to define electricity and identify different types of electricity. Students also learn about how electric currents travel.
Our Eleven to Nineteen lesson plan teaches students how to place the numbers eleven through nineteen in order according to place value and how to identify them. They also learn relevant lesson vocabulary.
In our Emancipation Proclamation lesson plan, students learn about the Emancipation Proclamation, including what it was, what it did, and what its lasting impact on U.S. history is. Students read passages from the document and learn its significance in relation to the Civil War.
With our End Punctuation for Sentences lesson plan, students learn about periods, question marks, and exclamation points. Students practice using the correct punctuation mark at the end of sentences.
Our Equal Parts lesson plan teaches students the vocabulary to describe equal parts such as halves, fourths, and quarters. Students practice using these terms in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson.
Our Equal Sign lesson plan teaches students how to define an equal (=) sign and offers a history of the equals sign. Students practice using the equal sign in math problems and solve practice problems using equals signs.
In our Equations (2-step) lesson plan, students learn strategies for solving 2-step problems. Students use these strategies to practice identifying and solving various practice problems.
Using our Equivalent Expressions lesson plan, students learn how to identify equivalent math expressions. Students also learn about how expressions containing variables can be equivalent.
In our Estimating lesson plan for grades 1-3, students learn strategies for estimating for addition and subtraction problems. Students learn that the first step is rounding a number and use this strategy to complete practice problems.
In our Estimating lesson plan for grades 4-6, students learn strategies for estimating for multiplication and division problems. Students also learn how to use these strategies to determine distance and other measurements.
Our Estimating Lengths lesson plan teaches students how to measure length and how to compare lengths. Students practice putting objects in order by length.
Our Evaluate Expressions lesson plan teaches students how to solve mathematical equations when a variable can be substituted with an actual value. Students complete practice problems to solidify their understanding.
With our Evaluate Variable Expressions with Rational Numbers lesson plan, students learn how to evaluate variable expressions that contain rational numbers. Students solve practice problems and write their own problems as a part of this lesson.
In our Evaluating Opinions and Arguments lesson plan, students learn strategies for evaluating the validity and effectiveness of opinions and arguments. Students practice distinguishing between facts, opinions, and arguments.
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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
