In our Integers (Multiply & Divide) lesson plan, students learn how to multiply and divide integers. Students complete practice problems in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Integrating Information lesson plan teaches students how to integrate and consolidate information for two sources. Students practice reading, listening to, and viewing information and then organizing, comparing and contrasting, and summarizing it.
In our Intensive Pronouns lesson plan, students learn what intensive pronouns are and when they’re used in writing. Students practice identifying intensive pronouns and including them in their own writing.
Our Interest lesson plan teaches students about interest as it relates to money. Students learn how to calculate simple interest given the principle, rate, and time of a loan or purchase.
In our Interjections lesson plan, students learn what interjections are and how they should be used in their writing. Students practice identifying interjections in other people’s writing and using them on their own.
In our International Space Station lesson plan, students learn the history of the International Space Station and what it is used for today. Students learn about the scientists, countries, and astronauts who made the International Space Station possible and what work is currently being done on the ISS.
With our Interpret Statements of Inequality lesson plan, students learn all about statements of inequality and the symbols used to represent them (greater than, less than, and equal to).
Our Interpreting and Representing Data lesson plan for grades 1-3 teaches students how to interpret graphs and why graphs are often used to represent data. Students work with bar charts and learn how bar charts are used to interpret and organize data.
In our Interpreting Graphs lesson plan, students learn strategies for interpreting graphs. Students also learn various uses for graphs and about different types of graphs that they may encounter.
In our Interpreting Information lesson plan, students learn about different ways information can be represented, including visually, orally, and quantitatively, and how to interpret each of these.
With our Interpreting Information lesson plan, students learn how to better interpret visual, oral, and quantitative information. Students practice using their interpretive skills by answering questions about specific texts and topics as a part of this lesson.
With our Interpreting Multiplication lesson plan, students learn about multiplication in a more in-depth way. Students practice writing their own equations to solve word problems and writing their own word problems that require multiplication.
Our Interpreting Multiplication Scaling lesson plan teaches students about the difference between multiplying a whole number by a fraction and multiplying a whole number by a number greater than one. Students work with practice problems in order to discover how numbers are changed when they are multiplied and to help them predict the products of whole numbers and fractions.
In our Introduction to a Map lesson plan, students learn the basics about maps, including how to read one and how to use cardinal directions. Students put their new knowledge to use by creating their own simple maps.
Our Introduction to Area lesson plan teaches students about area and how to measure it. Students practice measuring the area of squares, rectangles, and other shapes.
In our Introduction to Birds lesson plan, students learn about various characteristics of birds. Students compare and contrast different kinds of birds and also learn a bird call.
Our Introduction to Commas lesson plan teaches students what commas are and how to use them correctly in their writing. Students learn how to use commas in dates, series, greetings, letter closings, addresses, and dialogue.
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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
