In our Verb Tenses lesson plan for grades 4-6, students learn more advanced verb tenses, such as progressive verbs and perfect verb tenses. They will learn to identify these when reading and to use them correctly in their writing.
With our Verbs and Adjectives Shades of Meaning lesson plan, students learn that similar words can have different shades of meaning and how to choose the best verbs and adjectives for the context.
In our Vikings lesson plan, students learn about the Vikings, including their historical significance, their lifestyles, and when and where they existed. Students learn and practice using related vocabulary and use the Viking alphabet.
Our Vitamins and Minerals lesson plan teaches students all about the various vitamins and minerals people need to survive and where they come from. They learn to identify vitamins and minerals and articulate why humans need each.
In this Vocabulary Strategies lesson plan, students learn strategies to improve their vocabulary retention. This lesson helps them learn and remember vocabulary words and their definitions, improving overall reading comprehension skills.
In our Volume 1 lesson plan, students learn the basics about volume in relation to cubes, rectangular solids, and square triangles. They learn how to calculate volume using various formulas and practice doing so with various shapes.
With our Volume of Right Rectangular Prisms lesson plan, students learn how to calculate the volume of a right rectangular prism. Students solve numerous practice problems where they calculate the volume of right rectangular prisms during this lesson.
With our Vowel Sounds lesson plan, students will learn about both long and short vowel sounds. Students identify long and short vowel sounds in words and use them to improve their spelling and pronunciation.
Using our War of 1812 lesson plan, students learn all about the War of 1812, including its causes and lasting effects and the key figures and countries in the conflict. Students are asked to do independent research along with the lesson.
In our Washington and Lincoln lesson plan, students learn about Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. They will learn about their lives and their accomplishments while President of the United States.
Using our Washington, D.C. lesson plan, students learn about the history of Washington, D.C. and about significant events in the city’s history. They also learn about various monuments and landmarks in Washington, D.C.
Our Water Pollution lesson plan teaches students about water pollution, including its causes, how it can be prevented, and the effects it has on the environment.
In our Water, Water Everywhere lesson plan, students learn all about water, including its importance and where it can be found. Students use water-related vocabulary and answer questions about the uses of water, why we need it, and its various sources.
In our Weathering and Erosion lesson plan, students will learn the differences between the terms “weathering” and “erosion”. They will learn related vocabulary and will be able to identify which process is taking place in a given situation.
In our Westward Expansion lesson plan, students learn about the U.S.’s expansion west, including the key events that led up to it and its lasting impact. Students will learn the path and years in which westward expansion occurred and will be able to label a map with the correct year that each state or territory was added.
In our What are Tens? lesson plan, students are introduced to the concept of using tens in math and in their everyday life. Students will understand how to add up to tens and how tens are added to make hundreds.
With our What is Christmas? lesson plan, students learn about Christmas, including its history as a holiday and how it is celebrated all around the world today.
In our What is Democracy lesson plan, students learn about democracies, including the characteristics of a democracy, some places in the world that are democracies, and more. They will be able to identify democracies and differentiate them from other types of governance.
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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
