Our Pearl Harbor Attack lesson plan teaches students about the attack, including the historical context, the events of the attack, and the aftermath. Students also learn about the lasting legacy of the attack.
In our Percent Increase/Decrease lesson plan, students learn how to calculate a percent increase or percent decrease of a number. Students complete practice problems using the lesson material to solidify their understanding.
In our Percentages lesson plan, students learn about percentages and how to change a percentage to a fraction or a decimal. Students complete practice problems using the information gained during this lesson.
Our Percentages, Finding the Percent lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing percent of percentage problems. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Percentages, Finding the Part lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing part of percentage problems when they know the whole and percent already. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Percentages, Finding the Whole lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing whole of percentage problems. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
With our perimeter of polygons lesson plan, students learn how to find the perimeter of both regular and irregular polygons. Students also practice drawing images of polygons with different perimeter measurements.
In our Periodic Table of Elements lesson plan, students learn about the periodic table of elements, including its history and development over time. Students learn how to properly read and interpret the periodic table and name some of the common elements.
Our Personal Point of View lesson plan teaches students about character action, dialogue, inferences, and motivation and how those are used to find out about a character’s perception or point of view.
In our Personality Traits lesson plan, students learn what personality traits are and how to recognize them in text. Students also learn about specific examples of personality traits and what they mean for a character or person’s personality as a whole.
In our Personification lesson plan, students learn about personification, including what it is, how and why it is used in literature, and how to identify it in literature or other texts. Students practice writing their own story, poem, or other text including personification.
In our Persuasive Writing lesson plan, students learn how to write a better persuasive argument. Students practice identifying key components of persuasive writing and also write their own persuasive essay.
Our Photosynthesis lesson plan teaches students about photosynthesis and why plants photosynthesize. Students study a diagram illustrating photosynthesis and learn related lesson vocabulary.
Our Physical-Chemical Changes lesson plan teaches students the differences between physical and chemical changes in matter. Students observe various reactions and scenarios and are asked to determine whether a physical or chemical change is occurring.
In our Pi lesson plan, students learn all about Pi, including what it is, when it’s used, and why it is so important. Students then use Pi to find the circumference and area of a circle.
In our Place Value lesson plan, students learn about place values up to the millions place. Students practice identifying the correct place value and completing practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Place Value System lesson plan teaches students about place value with rational numbers. Students also learn about decimals and how they can change the value of a series of numbers.
Our Plant Parts lesson plan teaches students about the various parts that make up plants. Students practice labeling diagrams of plants and learn related vocabulary.
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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
