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Art Emphasis:
A great interior-design project for high-school classes
This lesson uses Impressionist Van Gogh's Starry Night to teach the hatching technique (cross-curricular ideas included)
Students print meaningful geometric Adinka Design patterns in the Ashanti tradition in this lesson
Computers & Internet Emphasis:
An interesting idea for a Web Wall Bulletin Board where students interactively share website ideas
This plan is for acquiring Study Skills and using Internet Resources
In this lesson, students develop a Family Budget using a Spreadsheet
This big, multidisciplinary lesson called "Night Before Christmas" is on Writing and Much More
Language Arts Emphasis:
This lesson plan uses the story Beluga Passage and focuses on Beluga Whales
This one is called Sketch To Stretch for Language Arts and Art
This idea is called Talk Time and is a good 1st Day of School activity to get students talking
Below are the parts of an in-depth thematic unit on the book
Ben And Me
An Introduction to the Ben And Me Unit
This page contains an Overview of the Unit
Here are the Unit's Key Concepts
These are the Objectives for each lesson in the unit
Lesson 1 of the Unit deals with who Benjamin Franklin was
The second lesson is titled Words Of Wisdom To Live By
This lesson deals with Famous Inventions
Lesson 4 deals with the Mouse's point of view
The last lesson involves making a kite
This complete, multidisciplinary thematic unit is on
Charlotte's Web AND Spiders
(not listed in order):
This part deals with the End of the book, and involves launching a Balloon Journey
Here's a Writing Activity involving the students' Favorite Parts
This section is on the Main Characters and Quoting
This portion is on Acting Out portions of the book
This lesson is on Predicting with Charlotte's Web
This part uses a Crossword Puzzle to learn Scientific Facts about Spiders
This section is on Finding Spiders' Homes
A similar section - Finding Where Spiders Live
Here's More on Finding Where Spiders Live
This portion is on writing Haiku Poems about Spiders
Here students take on the roles of Arachnologists and Interview each other
The Spider's Life Cycle is the subject of this lesson
Graphing the Lengths of Spiders is the subject of this part
More Graphing, this time with Facts about Spiders
Here students Plot Facts about Spiders
Another Math lesson, this one using Spider Math Problems
This part involves doing Research on Spiders
A fun activity for developing Spider Webs out of cold Spaghetti
This portion is on Spiders' Venom
A Writing Activity about Wilbur's First Day
Here's a large and in-depth unit on
Writing About The Holocaust
:
This first part details the Books Used and Multidisciplinary Connections
Here's the Introductory Lesson, Lesson Overviews, Culminating Activity, and Materials
Lesson 1 is on Writing A Research Report
Here are the Report Worksheets for Lesson 1
Lesson 2 teaches students about Writing A Narrative
These are the "Grandpa" Worksheets for Lesson 2
Lesson 3 is on Writing Poetry
Here are the Terezin Overheads for Lesson 3
Lesson 4 involves Writing An Editorial
Here's the Writing a Thesis Statement Worksheet
Last is the Writing an Introduction Worksheet
Here is a good beginning-of-the-year lesson for introducing essay structure
This is a well-developed "Deal or No Deal" unit review game idea
Math Emphasis:
Here is a science and math lesson on volume (uses pumpkins)
Here is another lesson on volume
"Silent ball" is a fun physical and educational game for math or any subject
Physical Education / Health Emphasis:
This fun hands-on lesson teaches students Spanish language and culture as they improve their Baleros skills.
This is a packet for a K-6 Olympic Opening Ceremonies and Game Day events
Science Emphasis:
A Science lesson on Leaves and Observation (uses some Math)
A lesson on sound that incorporates music and literature (The Magic School Bus)
A Science and Art lesson on creating a Rain Stick (Music and Social Studies too)
2 well-developed lessons on Animals in Asia and Africa
Here's a huge, fun, well-developed thematic unit on the
Colonization of Mars
(Solar System - all subjects):
This first one involves an introduction to the Solar System
The second lesson is intended to Develop Teamwork Skills
This portion is on Differentiating Between Needs And Wants Through Research
Part four is on Planets, Soil, and Nutrients
Here's a section on the Real Greenhouse Effect
Part six works on the difference between Orbit and Rotation and distance from the Sun
This one is called "What Goes Up Must Come Down"
Lesson 8 helps to decide what it would take to "Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before"
Part 9-1 involves Writing a Letter to NASA
9-2 will create a Short Play
9-3 includes Writing a Letter to the President
Part 9-4 involves Assessing the Mars Colony Ideas
In part 9-5, students will create a basic Web Page
Lesson 10 involves Interviewing Skills to determine who should be the first to go to Mars
In the last lesson, students will use their Interviewing Skill with guest speakers
Here's another large, well-developed unit; this one is on Erosion
Here's a unit on
Natural Disasters
:
The first part is an Overview of the unit
These are the Learning Activities for teaching about Natural Disasters
Last is the Assessment Rubric
This huge unit is on the
Solar System
(with information on each planet within):
The Solar System Unit starts with an Overview
Here are the Learning Activities for the Solar System Unit
This part is a Classification of the Planets of the Solar System
This is a very interesting multidisciplinary lesson on changes in matter with chocolate
Social Studies Emphasis:
Four great Social Studies lessons for teaching about Costa Rica
These three lesson plans all deal with presidential elections
Lesson One
Lesson Two
Lesson Three
Collection of activities to teach about Native Americans
Another collection of activities to teach about Native Americans
A Cross-Curricular lesson plan for Reviewing material, based on the game Jeopardy
A Social Studies lesson involving Zoo Animals and some Math concepts
A great Social Studies lesson plan on Newspaper structure
This is a unit on the
Southwest Experience
This lesson on Cacti is called Cactus Hotel
This one is on Native American Legends
A lesson on Native American Pottery and Culture
Here's an idea for creating a Bill of Rights Mural
An interesting unit on the
Colonization of Australia
(invasion or settlement?):
Here's the Unit Overview along with the first Learning Activities
This is the second collection of Learning Activities
And here's the third set of Learning Activities
Last is a collection of unit Resources
A fun, well-developed unit on
Garbage and Recycling
that makes use of the Internet:
Here's the Project's Lesson Outline and additional materials
Here's Lesson 1 which involves activities at the Recycle City website
This one involves a scavenger hunt at Recycle City
This part is very interesting - determine the efficiency of your lunch packaging
Lesson 4 is on the 3 R's of Recycling
Lesson 5 is on landfills and how they work, involves creating a simulated landfill
The last lesson plan involves "what you can do" - developing possible action plans
The unit below on
Native Americans
ties in with another unit on this site - Charlotte's Web and Spiders
This portion is on Native American Folk Tales
This one deals with the Lakota-Sioux Sun Dance
Here's a lesson on the Navajo Indian Culture
Another Navajo lesson plan, this one involving Weaving Rugs
Last is a lesson on Native American Superstitions
Below are three lessons for a brief unit on
Communities
:
This first plan asks the question "What is a Community?"
This one deals with Communities of the Past
The last plan involves Interviews of Members of a Community
Here is a complete, fully-developed unit on
Relief Sculpture and Glyphs
in Pre-Columbia Mesoamerica:
This is an Overview of the unit with links to the other components
Lesson 1 involves looking at and talking about Mesoamerica and their Glyphs
Lesson 2 focuses on the Symbolic Meaning of Glyphs
The third lesson is on Elements of Sculpture and involves Designing a Glyph of a Jaguar
In Lesson 4, students Carve a Glyph on Sandstone
The last lesson involves completing the Glyph Carving
Here is an Evaluation section for the unit
This is a scanned picture of what the 4" x 3" squares and grid should look like
In this lesson students create model Native American Homes
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
This idea is called "Veterans In My Family" and is great for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day
Here's a great
Community Thematic Unit
:
Unit Overview - What makes a good Community?
This lesson asks What is Community?
Here's a lesson on Following Directions
This worksheet goes with the Following Directions lesson
Celebrating Diversity and Heritage are the topics of this lesson
Here's a section on Goal Setting
This lesson looks at Community in Literature
In this part students Explore the Multiple Intelligences
Students find their most effective ways to learn in this lesson
Teamwork is the subject of this lesson
Here's a collection of Community-Building Activities
This is the first part of the Service Project
Service Project Part 2...
...and Service Project Part 3
Here's the Service Project Rubric
Teach about different countries and cultures with this must-have compilation of creative ideas
This multidisciplinary unit focuses on the significance of Martin Luther King Day and the civil rights movement
Other Emphasis:
An idea for all subjects (and grades) called Bellwork
The following is a collection of ideas for boosting
Family Involvement
:
Here's an overview of the activities for Family Involvement
Here's a collection of the letters to send to parents regarding the family involvement activities
This one tries to help with Adult Reading Buddies
This part is for developing a "Family Command Post"
Here you can create a Home Book Bag for taking projects home to be done with the family
This portion is called Science Discovery Days
This one involves celebrating different cultures' holidays
Called Curriculum Night, this idea gets parents into the schools
Here are some miscellaneous ideas for Family Involvement
Here are some tips for improving Classroom Behavior
This is a collection of Individual and Group Discipline Strategies
This is a lesson plan for teachers on Positive Discipline in the Classroom
Another lesson for teachers, this one is an Interactive Lesson on Listening
This is a good idea for a beginning of the school year review in any subject
This is a Mardi Gras/Pancake Day celebration idea
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