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Art Emphasis:
Computers & Internet Emphasis:
Language Arts Emphasis:
- A Language Arts lesson on rain forests
- A Language Arts lesson on precipitation in rain forests
- Another Language Arts lesson on rain forests
- A Reading lesson dealing with rain forests
- This Language Arts lesson is called Flower Power
- A lesson using Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes - Japanese History
- This lesson teaches the Parts of Speech by using Computers
- This Spelling Relay Game could be used in PE and a variety of grade levels
- Below are the parts of an in-depth thematic unit on the book Ben And Me
- This is a collection of Christmas Journal Ideas
- This lesson is on Letter Writing regarding topics related to students' Community
- A collection of teaching ideas for the book "Summer Song," written by the author
- A collection of teaching ideas for the book "Libby Bloom," written by the author
- This idea is called Talk Time and is a good 1st Day of School activity to get students talking
- This complete, multidisciplinary thematic unit is on Charlotte's Web AND Spiders (not listed in order):
- This game idea is for Building up Vocabulary
- A very thorough lesson on creating an Alphabet Book and Research
- Here's a Teaching Guide for the book "The Secret Life of Hubie Hartzel," written by the book's author
- This big, multidisciplinary lesson called "Night Before Christmas" is on Writing and Much More
- AIMS SURE COUNT - A simple Acronym to help learn Reading Skills
- Here is a "Swat Game" for learning vocabulary in various subjects
- This lesson plan is for Pancake Day / Mardi Gras and involves numerous books about pancakes
- This "Daily Quotes" idea can be used as a filler before class
- Music students love to create these rhythmic syllable sentences
- This is a fabulous 8-day multidisciplinary unit on deafness and American Sign Language
- Here students learn to recognize the writing trait of voice in books, music and art
- After this nature hike, students identify, write about and make a shadow box with their outdoor treasures
- "The Boo Game" is a great way to review vocabulary words in any subject
- This lesson is an introduction to Australia's indigenous culture through poetry
- This is a sequencing relay game
- This book-based thematic unit examines architectural, virtual and personal Walls That Tell a Story and asks the question, "If these walls could talk, what would they say?" (MD)
- Students create a newspaper about their most admired person in these Writing Workshop activities
- After each student creates a self-descriptive bubble map, the class graphs the popular adjectives in this first day of school idea
- This is a program for writing and illustrating a hardbound class book
- Students create a topic specific newspaper here using a template
 Students explore word play devices and the mystery genre along with researching and drawing animals, and much more in this "The Hamster of the Baskervilles" multidisciplinary unit
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Physical Education / Health Emphasis:
Science Emphasis:
- A great Human Body activity
- My Thematic Unit on the Rain Forest
- Here's an in depth Thematic Unit on Weather
- A Science lesson on Leaves and Observation (uses some Math)
- A Science and Art lesson on creating a Rain Stick (Music and Social Studies too)
- Here's a huge, fun, well-developed thematic unit on the Colonization of Mars (Solar System - all subjects):
- Here's another large, well-developed unit; this one is on Erosion
- Here's a unit on Natural Disasters:
- This huge unit is on the Solar System (with information on each planet within):
- A very interesting Multidisciplinary lesson on Changes in Matter with Chocolate
- This Science lesson teaches all about Crystals and can be used to make Christmas Ornaments
- This lesson teaches the Relationship between a Species and its Ecosystem
- This lesson is on the Interaction between Living and Nonliving things in an Ecosystem
- In this lesson, students can Build a Car (an Index Card Car)
- Called "My Life As A Tree," this lesson is on Tree Rings, Bark, Cambium, and Heartwood
- Here's a fun lesson on Wind Power that involves students creating a Puff Mobile
- This lesson on Teeth focuses on the Care of, Growth, and Names of Teeth
- This lesson looks at Plants compared to Trees, Edible Parts, and involves a Celery Analysis
- This lesson looks at an Ecosystem and its Contents; called Ecosystem in a Box
- Here's a well-written full unit on the 6 Simple Machines
- In this multidisciplinary lesson, students use K'NEX to Design and Build a Bridge
- This is an excellent multidisciplinary rock and mineral unit
- In this lesson, students use yarn to illustrate the life cycle of a flowering plant
- The story elements of ecological cartoons are discussed in these lessons that promote keeping grease and grit out of our sewers
Social Studies Emphasis:
- Here a four great Social Studies lessons for teaching about Costa Rica
- A Social Studies lesson on Costa Rica
- Another Social Studies lesson on Costa Rica
- Another Social Studies lesson on Costa Rica (Resources)
- An Art or Social Studies lesson on Costa Rica
- One more Social Studies lesson on Costa Rica
- Here is a Social Studies lesson on campaigns in the classroom
- This Social Studies lesson involving writing letters to the president
- A Geography lesson on current events
- Another Geography lesson on ideas and culture
- An interesting unit on the Colonization of Australia (invasion or settlement?):
- The unit below on Native Americans ties in with another unit on this site - Charlotte's Web and Spiders
- Here is a Rain Forest lesson involving painting animals
- This Social Studies/Language Arts lesson plan is on the news and its themes
- This lesson idea is on countries of the world and involves studying one country each month
- Here's an idea for setting up Regions of the World in your Classroom
- This lesson on Immigration involves a "Journey Through Ellis Island"
- This lesson plan is on Cesar Chavez and the difference that a single person can make
- Here's a well-written unit on Native Americans, their culture, and Americanization
- This Rain Forest lesson involves People, Animals, and Life in the Rain Forest
- An interesting lesson on Mexican Food
- In this lesson students create model Native American Homes
- Below is a short unit on National Parks:
- The unit below is on Simple Machines and includes 10 lesson ideas:
- Students create a "Tribal Fact Book" in this Native American lesson plan
- This Native American lesson involves Painting an Event, Story, or Person from Native American History
- Here's a collection of 5 ideas for teaching about Spanish Culture
- This 50 States Research Project helps students learn more about the different parts of the US
- This idea is called "Veterans In My Family" and is great for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day
- This lesson involves Planting a Native American Garden
- Here's a big Economics Unit that is standards-based and titled "Classroom Business"
- Below you will find Selected Lessons from a Unit on the Civil War:
- Here's a great Community Thematic Unit:
- In this lesson, students learn about Columbus Day from two perspectives
- Teach about different countries and cultures with this must-have compilation of creative ideas
- Posing as 1788 journalists, students create a newpaper front page to share their viewpoints on the ratification of the constitution
- This multidisciplinary vacation lesson exercises math problem solving, art, literary, and map skills
- After reading The Borrowed Hanukkah Latkes by Linda Glaser, why not make some?
- This exceptional interdisciplinary 10-day unit explores the secrets of the Underground Railroad:
- If you are looking for project ideas for an 1850s Westward Expansion/Oregon Trail unit, click here
- In this project, students research, write, and use media to support a local environmental issue
Here students research geographical landmarks after learning about tall tales and The Bunyans
- This empowering lesson plan utilizes an economically-centered African American board game
- This web hunt shows students why and how we celebrate Independence Day
- This three-generation history of travel lesson includes multidisciplinary enrichment activities
- This lesson teaches students the value of getting along with people they do not know
- Here is an alphabet book of student-created postcards made for each state, especially Idaho
- This well-developed lesson on the components of a community includes suggested connections to other disciplines
- "Who were the Cowboys" integrates the study of history with the reading and writing of cowboy tall tales
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