This lesson dives into the fascinating world of advanced animal science, focusing on the complex biological systems and behaviors of animals. Designed for 11th graders, this 30-minute session will enhance students' understanding of animal biology and its applications in real-world scenarios, fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
williamsb
Counselor, School Administrator
In this one-on-one lesson, students will explore how young animals and their parents share body structures and life cycles, helping them understand growth and change in the animal kingdom. This individualized session builds observation, comparison, and critical thinking skills while nurturing curiosity about nature.
kurtzm
Special Education Teacher
Take a small group of students on a thrilling virtual safari, exploring diverse ecosystems and the wildlife within them. This lesson will enhance knowledge of biology and environmental science while fostering a love for nature.
Kate Steele
General Education Teacher
Explore the crucial roles wild animals play in maintaining healthy ecosystems. This single 30-minute session for 12th-grade students will uncover how even the smallest creature can have a huge impact on our planet's delicate balance.
salome poloni
Instructor
This 15-minute Tier 2 lesson for 6th-grade students (5 students) will guide them in defining respectful behavior within their St. Patrick Wolfhounds science classroom, aligning with Glasser Quality School and Responsive Classroom principles. Students will collaborate to create a 'must do's' poster or Google Slide, fostering a connected and successful learning environment.
Akilah Ellison
School Administrator, Principal, District Administrator
Cette leçon explorera la classification, l'évolution et l'importance des animaux dans les écosystèmes. Les élèves de 12e année s'engageront dans des discussions et des activités pour approfondir leur compréhension. Durée: 60 minutes.
salome poloni
Instructor
In this engaging lesson, students will explore the basic structure and function of animal cells through a fun, interactive game. This lesson is important as it introduces young learners to fundamental biological concepts in a way that is accessible and enjoyable, fostering curiosity and a love for science.
Farrah Keeler
Psychologist
This lesson helps adaptive special education students recognize and name common animals and plants using simple, everyday terms. Students will learn to identify key features and categorize living things, boosting their observational skills and vocabulary. Designed for a whole classroom setting, this 30-minute lesson includes a warm-up, core instruction, an activity, a worksheet, a project, and a cool-down.
Hope Rigsbee
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 7th grade students become frog detectives to explore amphibian characteristics, life cycles, and habitat adaptations. Understanding frogs enhances scientific literacy and connects to broader ecosystems and environmental awareness.
Sue Raia
Special Education Teacher
An engaging escape game where 7th-grade students work collaboratively to solve puzzles related to urban and rural animals, applying their knowledge of biology and ecosystems. This lesson helps students understand biodiversity and adaptation in different environments. Designed for a 60-minute session for the entire class.
J TRICARD
Science Teacher
Ce cours explore le rôle crucial que jouent les animaux sauvages dans le maintien de la santé et de l'équilibre des écosystèmes. Les élèves de Terminale découvriront les interconnexions complexes de la nature et l'importance de la biodiversité. Durée : 30 minutes, 1 session.
salome poloni
Instructor
This lesson introduces elementary students to the exciting world of veterinarians. Students will explore what veterinarians do, why their work is important, and the different animals they help, fostering early career awareness and empathy for animals. Designed for a single 60-minute session for elementary school students.
Devin Roman
Elementary Teacher
Investigate the fascinating lives of animals that emerge during spring. This individualized lesson fosters a student's curiosity about biodiversity and ecosystems, designed for a 4th-grade student over a 30-minute session.
Zach Sullivan
Instructor
This 30-minute lesson introduces 10th-grade high school biology students with intellectual disabilities to independent and dependent variables in science. Understanding these variables is crucial for interpreting and designing experiments, helping students grasp the scientific method in a foundational way.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
This lesson delves into the ecological importance of hemlock trees and the devastating impact of the hemlock woolly adelgid. Students will understand the delicate balance of forest ecosystems and human roles in conservation. Designed for 12th-grade students, this 60-minute single-session lesson combines reading comprehension with an interactive activity.
mdoyle
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 10th-grade students master essential biology vocabulary related to species interactions and biological organization through focused practice. It's designed for small group intervention over one 30-minute session.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson introduces 5th-grade students to the concept of accountability in science. They will learn why being responsible for their work, data, and observations is crucial for reliable scientific discovery. This lesson is designed for a single classroom session.
Darrion Jemerson
General Education Teacher
Cette leçon explorera le rôle crucial des animaux sauvages dans la santé et l'équilibre des écosystèmes. Les élèves de Terminale comprendront comment chaque espèce contribue à son environnement, favorisant une appréciation plus profonde de la biodiversité. Cette leçon durera 60 minutes et est conçue pour l'ensemble de la classe.
salome poloni
Instructor
Uncover the fascinating survival strategies animals employ to endure harsh winter conditions. This resource makes biology exciting by exploring real-world adaptations. This lesson is for elementary school students and designed for one 45-minute session.
Alison Lickert
Instructor
In this 30-minute small group lesson for students with IEPs, we'll learn key biology terms: spontaneous generation, biogenesis, biosphere, and adaptation using visuals and simple language to build scientific vocabulary and understanding.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 8th-grade students explores how specialized cells work together to form tissues, organs, and organ systems. Understanding this hierarchy is crucial for comprehending how complex organisms function and maintain life, connecting biology to their own bodies and health. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom setting (Tier 1).
Sarah Bruce
General Education Teacher
Help students explore emotions by associating them with different animals. Students will participate in a parade where they act out different animal behaviors related to specific emotions, enhancing emotional literacy and imaginative play.
Tamara peay
English
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the fundamental concept of science as a way of understanding the world and identifies the diverse roles and characteristics of scientists. It fosters curiosity and encourages students to see themselves as potential scientists. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session.
Kelise Antonio
Counselor, General Education Teacher
In this 60-minute lesson for 6th graders, students explore the science behind their emotions by measuring and analyzing heart rate changes. By connecting Social-Emotional Learning with physiology, learners will deepen self-awareness and apply scientific inquiry skills.
kmcgann
Social Worker
A hands-on lab where 6th grade students become food scientists by analyzing nutrition labels to identify sugars, fats, and proteins. This Tier 1, one-session lesson (50 minutes) builds critical health literacy and empowers students to make informed food choices.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to the fascinating world of nocturnal animals, exploring their unique adaptations and behaviors. Understanding nocturnal animals helps students appreciate biodiversity and the different ways animals have adapted to survive, sparking curiosity about the natural world.
kdalrymple
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the biology of stress, focusing on how the brain and body respond to stressors. Students will engage with interactive models and a video to visualize these processes. Understanding stress is crucial for students as it affects both mental and physical health. By learning about stress, students can better manage it, leading to improved well-being and academic performance.
Christine Weeden
Health & Fitness
Un cours de 30 minutes pour des élèves de 7e sur la transmission du facteur rhésus en génétique humaine. Les élèves découvriront comment l’hérédité du rhésus influence la compatibilité sanguine et pourquoi c’est crucial en médecine. Audience : 7e, Tier 1, 1 séance.
Eric Eveno
Special Education Teacher
In this 45-minute small group special education lesson, students will explore biogenesis versus spontaneous generation using visuals and simple language. They’ll engage in a sorting game, a hands-on activity, and a discussion, reinforcing scientific concepts and critical thinking. This lesson supports IEP and 504 plans with clear visuals and scaffolded steps.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to what scientists do and why their work is important, focusing on observation and inquiry. Designed for an individual 30-minute session, it encourages curiosity about the world.
Glenda Hamilton
Special Education Teacher
This engaging science lesson for 3rd graders explores the science behind scarecrows, how they help farmers, and different ways animals are deterred from crops. Students will learn about observation, design, and problem-solving in agriculture. (1 session, 60 minutes)
Paige Beck
Instructor
This lesson helps 4th-grade adaptive students identify common animals and plants using simple, everyday terms. It's important for students to connect with the natural world around them and build foundational science vocabulary. This single-session lesson is designed for a whole classroom and will last approximately 30 minutes.
Timothy Reger
Instructor
This lesson introduces high school juniors to the fascinating world of equine veterinary medicine through an engaging reading and comprehension questions. Students will explore key aspects of horse health and the role of veterinarians, fostering an appreciation for animal science. Designed for a single 30-minute session for 11th-grade students.
Hannah Milford
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the psychological and neurological aspects of motivation through interactive experiments and discussions. Understanding motivation is crucial for personal development and can help students identify what drives their own behaviors and decisions. This lesson will provide insights into human behavior, enhancing students' self-awareness and ability to set and achieve personal goals.
Catherine Pierson
Counselor
Unpack the thrilling dynamics of predator-prey relationships and how they shape animal behavior and ecosystems. This resource helps students understand food chains and ecological balance. Designed for 8th Grade students and will take approximately 60 minutes to complete.
Hope Rigsbee
Special Education Teacher
This comprehensive 360-minute lesson explores the human digestive system, covering its organs, functions, and the intricate processes of mechanical and chemical digestion. Designed for 22 low-level freshmen in high school biology, including those with IEPs and bilingual students, it uses varied activities to ensure understanding of key concepts like peristalsis, acid reflux, and the roles of enzymes.
Sarah Pierce
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore how owning pets, such as puppies, can positively influence mental health and well-being. Through case studies and personal reflection exercises, students will gain insights into the emotional and psychological benefits of pet ownership. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the therapeutic role pets can play in human lives, fostering empathy and awareness of mental health.
Emma Donaldson
Social Worker, Counselor
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the exciting world of classifying living things. Understanding classification helps students organize the vast diversity of life on Earth, much like organizing books in a library. This single 30-minute session will equip students with foundational knowledge of biological classification.
Kelise Antonio
Counselor, General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the science behind happiness and how positive psychology can influence our daily lives. Students will engage in activities designed to boost happiness and well-being, helping them understand the factors that contribute to a fulfilling life. This lesson is important as it equips students with knowledge and strategies to enhance their mental health and overall life satisfaction.
David Patterson
Behavior Interventionist
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders, students will act as Science Sleuths to sharpen their analytical and critical thinking skills through data interpretation and hypothesis testing. This engaging lesson includes a hands-on worksheet, guided activity, and whole-class discussion to help students think like scientists and make evidence-based conclusions.
Saima Murtaza
General Education Teacher
In this 30-minute lesson, 5th graders will explore different types of scientists—what they study and why it matters. Students will learn how biologists, chemists, physicists, geologists, astronomers, and meteorologists contribute to our world. This engaging, Tier 1 classroom lesson builds science awareness and sparks curiosity about STEM careers.
npopelka
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the biochemical processes in the brain that contribute to happiness and learn how lifestyle choices can impact their mood. This lesson is important as it combines biology with practical strategies for enhancing emotional well-being, helping students understand the science behind their emotions and how they can influence their own happiness.
Bridget Yurgel
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will become 'Nutrition Detectives' by analyzing food labels to make informed dietary choices. This lesson is important as it empowers students with the knowledge to understand how nutrition affects their physical health and lifestyle, fostering lifelong healthy habits.
Lyndsey Garvin
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 11th-grade inclusion students to the core principles and steps of the scientific method, equipping them with a foundational understanding for critical thinking and problem-solving in science and everyday life. The lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.
mdoyle
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn how empathy extends to the environment by studying the impact of human actions on nature. Through engaging discussions and a hands-on project, they will explore ways to care for our planet empathetically. This lesson is important as it fosters environmental awareness and encourages students to think critically about their role in preserving nature.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
Dive into the biological and neurological aspects of emotions and how they affect behavior. This lesson enhances scientific understanding of emotions and mental health for an 8th Grade Class in a 60-minute session.
Kristen Federico
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental principles of agroecology, highlighting its importance for sustainable agriculture and environmental health. Students will explore how natural processes can be integrated into farming practices to create resilient and productive systems. (Audience: 10th Grade, 1 Session, 60 minutes)
romaric
General Education Teacher
In this engaging lesson, students will learn about how settlers nearly exterminated bison and disrupted the lives of many Native American tribes. Using a mix of game-based learning, experiential learning, and collaborative activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of this historical period. This lesson is important as it fosters an appreciation for history and empathy toward different cultures, providing context for the lasting impact of these events.
Tamara Gonzales
Math, English, History, Earth Science
This 30-minute lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the Health Science career pathway, helping them explore potential interests for high school CTE programs. It connects classroom learning to real-world career opportunities in healthcare.
kristi.burke
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore the scientific reasons behind how winter affects our mood and brain chemistry. Through experiments and data analysis, students will gain insights into seasonal affective disorder and the role of sunlight in mood regulation. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the biological and environmental factors influencing mental health, fostering awareness and empathy.
Shaneira DaSilva
Counselor
This interactive lesson engages kindergarten students with autism in a fun and educational matching game. Students will match animals to their respective habitats or sounds, enhancing their cognitive development and categorization skills. The use of audio-visual elements caters to different learning needs, making the lesson accessible and enjoyable for all students.
Katrina McAllister
Special Education Teacher
Learn to identify different animal tracks and understand what they tell us about wildlife behavior and habitats. This lesson is essential for budding naturalists interested in tracking and wildlife observation. Designed for a 4th-grade group, this 55-minute session will engage students with hands-on activities and quizzes to enhance their understanding of animal tracking.
Lui Villa
School Administrator
This 6th-grade science lesson explores animal adaptations, helping students understand how organisms develop unique traits to thrive in their environments. Through interactive activities and a webquest, students will synthesize information and apply their knowledge, moving beyond traditional reading and note-taking. Designed for a Tier 1 classroom, 3 sessions per week over 2 weeks, 40 minutes per session.
Crysta Schwartz
Elementary Teacher
Cette leçon explore les rôles essentiels des animaux sauvages dans les écosystèmes. Les élèves de 12e année découvriront comment chaque espèce contribue à l'équilibre naturel, comprenant ainsi l'importance de la biodiversité. Cette leçon de 30 minutes est conçue pour l'ensemble de la classe.
salome poloni
Instructor
This lesson introduces students to the science behind kindness and its impact on the brain and body. Tailored for upper elementary to high school students, it blends scientific exploration with practical exercises to boost empathy and kindness, aiming to promote a caring school environment.
cgregorich
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will conduct simple science experiments related to winter and the North Pole, fostering curiosity and scientific inquiry. They'll learn about states of matter and temperature changes through hands-on activities. This lesson is important as it encourages scientific thinking and helps students understand fundamental concepts of physical science in a fun and engaging way.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
Explore the amazing journey of Alaskan brown bears as they bulk up for winter hibernation during Fat Bear Week. This lesson teaches 7th-grade students about bear biology, ecosystem health, and the importance of salmon, culminating in a creative art project. Designed for one 30-minute session.
Ashley Chesser
, Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will become 'Nutrition Detectives' to uncover the mysteries of nutrition labels. They will learn how to read and interpret these labels to make healthier food choices. This lesson is important as it empowers students with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their diet, promoting lifelong healthy eating habits. Additionally, students will apply math skills such as multiplication and division to calculate nutritional information, enhancing their practical math abilities.
Rebecca Hanna
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 2nd-grade students explore bravery through the lens of animal stories, identifying courageous actions and connecting them to their own lives. It's a single 60-minute session for the whole class.
Shelly Thomas
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore mathematical concepts through the fascinating world of birds. They will learn about patterns, measurements, and data analysis by observing bird behaviors and characteristics. This lesson is designed for elementary students and will be conducted in one session lasting approximately 60 minutes. It is important as it connects math to real-life scenarios, making learning more engaging and relatable.
tplaza
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore mathematical concepts through the fascinating world of birds. They will learn about patterns, measurements, and data analysis by observing bird behaviors and characteristics. This lesson is designed for elementary students and will be conducted in one session lasting approximately 60 minutes. It is important as it connects math to real-life scenarios, making learning more engaging and relatable.
tplaza
General Education Teacher
This 45-minute lesson for 9th-grade students explores the importance of ethical responsibility in scientific research. Students will identify accountable practices in data collection and presentation, understanding how ethics impact scientific integrity and societal trust.
jtoomey
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the 'Tree Octopus' hoax as a case study to understand internet hoaxes and develop digital literacy skills. They will learn to critically evaluate online information and recognize the importance of credible sources. This lesson is crucial in helping students navigate the vast amount of information available online and become discerning consumers of digital content.
Roxanne Campbell
Health & Fitness
This lesson helps 4th-grade adaptive special education students understand how living organisms interact with each other, such as predator-prey, competition, and mutual benefits. Students will learn to identify these relationships in various ecosystems. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom and will take approximately 30 minutes.
Hope Rigsbee
Special Education Teacher
In this interactive lesson, students will explore how physical activity affects heart rate through various exercises and games. They will learn the basics of heart physiology and track changes in their heart rate during different activities. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the connection between physical activity and cardiovascular health, promoting awareness of healthy lifestyle choices.
Melissa Dupuis
Health & Fitness
In this lesson, students will explore the psychological and physiological benefits of kindness through engaging activities and discussions. By understanding the science behind kindness, students will learn how their actions can positively impact themselves and others. This lesson is important as it fosters empathy, enhances social-emotional skills, and encourages a positive classroom environment.
Meighan Allison
General Education Teacher
In this small-group, Tier 2 intervention, 6th graders conduct a hands-on lab to explore how soap removes germs and why proper handwashing is a superpower. Students will understand the science behind soap action, practice a glitter germ experiment, and share observations to reinforce hygiene habits. Session length: 50 minutes.
Savanna Pavc
General Education Teacher, Parent
In this lesson, students will learn about the effects of drugs on the brain through a video and a hands-on activity. By understanding the science behind addiction, students will become more aware of the negative impacts of drug use on their health.
Tracey Bennett
Counselor
This lesson helps 4th-grade adaptive special education students identify living and non-living components of an environment. Understanding these differences is fundamental to grasping ecological concepts and how organisms interact with their surroundings. This single-session lesson is designed for a whole classroom and will last approximately 30 minutes.
Hope Rigsbee
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to the fascinating world of bears, focusing on their characteristics, habitats, and behaviors. Students will learn to appreciate the diversity of bears and their importance in ecosystems. This single-session lesson is designed for a whole classroom and will last approximately 30 minutes.
Emma Grossman
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the psychology behind happiness and well-being. Students will engage in activities that encourage positive thinking and gratitude, promoting mental health. Understanding the science of happiness can help students develop a more positive outlook and improve their overall well-being.
Rebekah Gladson
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the causes and types of seizures, learning about the neurological basis and different classifications. Through interactive discussions and case studies, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how seizures manifest and vary among individuals. This lesson is important as it provides students with knowledge about neurological health, which is crucial for fostering empathy and awareness about medical conditions that affect many people.
James Dill
Instructor
A hands-on small-group exploration where 7th graders conduct simple physics experiments building balloon rockets and then write scientific reflections to deepen understanding. This Tier 2 (Group) lesson integrates academic science with practical inquiry skills in a 60-minute session, minimizing prep for teachers and maximizing engagement.
Andrea Molina
Parent, General Education Teacher
Students will explore how emotions trigger physiological responses and tie social-emotional learning to scientific concepts, helping them understand the biology behind feelings. This 60-minute, 1-session, 8th-grade Tier 1 lesson builds SEL skills through hands-on measurement and reflection.
kmcgann
Social Worker
Explore the interconnectedness of living organisms and their environment. This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand fundamental ecological concepts in a single 30-minute session, fostering an appreciation for biodiversity and environmental balance.
Lindsay Currallo
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the science behind kindness and its effects on the brain and body. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn about the biological benefits of being kind, such as the release of feel-good hormones and the strengthening of social connections. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the positive impact of kindness on their well-being and encourages them to practice kindness in their daily lives.
Juanita Martinez
Counselor
This lesson uses the theme of cats to help students in in-school suspension (ISS) explore and express gratitude. Through a combination of video, discussion, and creative activities, students will learn how animals can be a source of joy and comfort, fostering empathy and emotional well-being. By engaging with this lesson, students will develop a deeper understanding of gratitude and how it can positively impact their lives.
Audrey Eddins
Counselor, Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist
This lesson explores the neuroscience behind empathy through engaging activities and discussions. Students will learn how empathy affects our brains and behavior, making scientific concepts accessible and relevant to their lives. Understanding empathy is crucial for fostering positive relationships and responsible citizenship.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
In this delightful lesson, Pre-K students will explore the fascinating world of birds. They'll learn about different types of birds, their unique features, and why birds are important to our environment. This lesson is designed to spark curiosity and appreciation for nature in young learners, making it both educational and fun.
tplaza
General Education Teacher
A mindfulness-based lesson for Grades Pre-K-K, where students use simple animal-centric poses and sounds to practice mindfulness and relaxation. This activity encourages self-awareness, calm, and emotional regulation.
James Kelliher
Counselor
This lesson encourages Sophomore biology students to collaborate with diverse peers to explore the fascinating differences between animal and plant cells. Students will develop teamwork and communication skills while deepening their understanding of fundamental biological concepts. The lesson is designed for a 60-minute session with 25 students, including 7 ELL students, 10 students with IEPs, and 2 with behavior plans.
Andrew Graham
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the fascinating world of lipids, focusing on the molecular differences and biological impacts of saturated and unsaturated fats. Students will learn to distinguish between these vital macromolecules and understand their roles in health and nutrition. Designed for 10th Grade, one 30-minute session.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
This lesson empowers 7th-grade students to critically evaluate health information from various sources. It's crucial for making informed decisions about their well-being. This is a single 45-minute session for the whole class.
Taylor Toumayan
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson introduces 6th graders to the concept of ethical responsibility through a social experiment on honesty. By engaging with the 'A Social Experiment on Honesty' video, students will explore the motivations behind honest behavior and its importance in society. This lesson is crucial as it helps students understand the value of honesty and ethical decision-making in everyday life.
Shamone Wilson
Counselor
A 15-20 question multiple-choice quiz designed to assess 10th-grade biology students' understanding of enzyme basics. This quiz uses simplified language to make complex concepts accessible and includes visual aids to enhance comprehension. Designed for a single 30-minute session for the whole class.
Jack T O'Brien
Special Education Teacher
This 7th-grade lesson introduces students to positive psychology, exploring the science behind well-being and happiness. Students will define positive psychology, identify key elements of well-being, and debunk common happiness myths through interactive activities and reflection. This 45-minute lesson will help students understand how to cultivate a more fulfilling life.
Tony Kissell
Social Worker, Counselor
In this single 30-minute Tier 1 training session, Pre-K educators will learn to accurately observe and document seizure events using key data fields. This lesson ensures teachers can quickly record date, time, length, pre-seizure signs, consciousness, injuries, interventions used, and notifications made—critical for student safety and medical follow-up.
cgoodreau
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will explore how physical activity strengthens the heart and contributes to cardiovascular health. Through engaging in light exercises and observing their heart rate changes, students will gain a practical understanding of the relationship between exercise and heart health. This lesson is important as it encourages students to appreciate the benefits of physical activity and promotes lifelong healthy habits.
Diane Lonergan
Nurse
In this lesson, students will explore the historical impact of settlers on bison and Native American tribes. The lesson will involve a reading, discussion, and activities to help students understand the consequences of these events. This lesson is important for fostering an understanding of history and promoting empathy towards different cultures.
Tamara Gonzales
Math, English, History, Earth Science
This 120-minute, 2-session lesson introduces middle school students (low-level, ELL, and IEP) to the four major macromolecules: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. Students will explore their functions, benefits, drawbacks, and food sources, connecting these concepts to everyday life and the human body.
Sarah Pierce
General Education Teacher
This engaging virtual lesson introduces 1st-grade students to the exciting world of the scientific method, helping them understand how to ask questions, make predictions, and test ideas like real scientists. It's a single 30-minute session designed for the whole class.
Elaine Boles
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore how physical activity strengthens the heart and contributes to overall cardiovascular health. Through engaging in light exercises and observing their heart rate changes, students will gain a practical understanding of the relationship between exercise and heart health. This lesson is important as it encourages students to appreciate the benefits of physical activity and promotes lifelong healthy habits.
Diane Lonergan
Nurse
In this 30-minute single-session lesson for 7th graders, students will review 18 basic phonemes (Group A) and practice identifying and producing each sound through engaging examples and activities. This foundational phonemic awareness session helps strengthen reading skills and pronunciation confidence, benefiting all learners in the classroom.
Wafa Yahiaoui
General Education Teacher
This 3-session series explores brain science and the effects of substances, equipping 10th-grade students with factual knowledge to make informed, healthy choices. This Tier 2 group lesson emphasizes interactive learning with charts, discussions, and assessments to reinforce understanding.
Demi
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the basics of sound through hands-on experiments and demonstrations. They'll learn about sound waves, vibrations, and how we perceive sound. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the fundamental concepts of physics related to sound, which are applicable in various real-world contexts, such as music, communication, and technology.
Taniya Henderson
Instructor
This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to the exciting world of biomedicine technology, exploring how science and technology combine to improve human health. Students will learn about real-world applications and consider the future impact of these innovations. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute class.
Brett Tyler
General Education Teacher
Small-group deep dive into reading nutrition labels and making healthy snack choices, reinforcing label literacy and critical decision-making for a 6th grade intervention group. This Tier 2 lesson over a single 35-minute session empowers students to become savvy label readers and advocates for nutritious snacks.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will delve into the science of grief, exploring both its physiological and psychological impacts. They will learn how grief affects the brain and body, and discuss various coping strategies. This lesson is crucial for helping students understand the natural process of grief and equipping them with tools to manage it effectively.
Yolanda Greene
Instructor
This lesson engages kindergarten students with autism in an interactive matching game where they connect animals to their respective habitats or sounds. The use of audio-visual elements supports diverse learning needs and enhances cognitive development and categorization skills. This lesson is important as it fosters engagement, supports sensory processing, and encourages social interaction among students.
Katrina McAllister
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of respect through engaging activities and discussions. They will read the fable "The Lion and the Mouse" to understand the importance of kindness and respect, even in unexpected situations. This lesson is crucial as it helps students develop empathy and social skills, fostering a positive classroom environment.
Kimberly Gordon
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the complex process of cellular reproduction, including mitosis and meiosis. It's crucial for understanding how organisms grow and maintain their bodies.
Kimberly Wilmot
Counselor, Earth Science, Language Arts
Uncover the vital role bees play in spring and their impact on ecosystems. This lesson emphasizes the importance of pollination and biodiversity for a 4th-grade group. It is designed to be completed in one 50-minute session, focusing on Tier 2 group support to enhance understanding of ecological relationships.
Zach Sullivan
Instructor
In this delightful lesson, Pre-K students will explore the world of farm animals, learning about their sounds, habitats, and roles on the farm. This lesson is important as it introduces young learners to the concept of animals and their environments, fostering curiosity and empathy towards living creatures. The session will last 30 minutes and is designed for a Tier 1 classroom setting.
farnaz kolahdooz
General Education Teacher
In this 30-minute, single-session lesson for 7th graders, students will become ‘substance sleuths’ by exploring common psychoactive substances, identifying risks, and practicing decision-making strategies. This foundational lesson promotes healthy choices and empowers students with practical awareness to navigate real-life scenarios.
Katherine Ann Hominuk
General Education Teacher
This lesson provides a targeted overview of the human nervous system, focusing on advanced concepts relevant to graduate-level study. It highlights the intricate structure and function of neurons and glia, preparing students for deeper dives into neuroscience. Designed for individual graduate students, it can be completed in 30 minutes.
Manon
Instructor
A 4-session K-3 STEM series where students explore forces, density, magnetism, and stability through hands-on challenges like spinning pennies in balloons, making sensory bottles, building with magnet tiles, and crafting paper-tape towers. Each 30-minute session builds inquiry, creativity, and foundational science skills.
Vicky Jaime
School Administrator
In this lesson, participants will make ice cream in a bag to explore the scientific concept of freezing point depression and understand the states of matter. This hands-on activity not only provides a delicious treat but also offers a practical demonstration of how salt can lower the freezing point of ice, turning a liquid into a solid. It's an engaging way to learn scientific principles while enjoying a fun family activity.
Taniya Henderson
Instructor
Take a fascinating journey through the 'Cell City' to discover the incredible world of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, plant and animal cells, and all their amazing organelles. This comprehensive lesson is designed for low-level high school freshmen, including students with IEPs and ELLs, to build a strong foundation in cell biology. Covering definitions, functions, structures, and importance, this unit will be taught over 230 minutes in a single session.
Sarah Pierce
General Education Teacher
In this Tier 3, 160-minute individual session, 9th graders design and conduct heart-rate experiments, analyze their results, and develop personalized cardio improvement strategies. This lesson empowers students to understand and optimize their cardiovascular health through hands-on inquiry and data-driven wellness planning.
Martha Covington
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute, Tier 2 lesson for 3rd graders teaches students about germs, how they spread, and simple ways to prevent their spread through a video, interactive activity, and worksheet. It's important because understanding germ transmission empowers students to practice better hygiene and stay healthy.
Amanda Azevedo
Nurse
In this project-based unit, small groups of 9th graders will investigate sleep hygiene by tracking their own patterns, analyzing data, and proposing actionable improvements to optimize rest. This Tier 2, two-session series (140 minutes each) helps students apply scientific concepts and data analysis to real-life wellness challenges.
Christine Medwig
Physical Education Teacher
Students in 3rd grade will collaboratively investigate how different pre-bedtime activities affect sleep quality through a hands-on experiment, learning cause and effect in personal health. This Tier 2 group lesson builds scientific inquiry and self-awareness in sleep health across one 35-minute session.
Nathalie Estiverne
General Education Teacher
In this hands-on 30-minute lesson, high-school autistic ESY students become junior naturalists, using their senses to observe local flora and fauna. Students will sharpen observation skills, practice fine motor tasks, and express discoveries through drawings. Perfect for Tier 1 summer classes – 4 days a week.
Lori Valiquette
Earth Science, Language Arts, Math, History
This lesson explores the environmental implications of endocrine blockers, focusing on how these chemicals affect ecosystems and human health. It's crucial for 9th-grade students to understand these impacts as they relate to real-world environmental challenges and personal health. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session, providing a comprehensive overview of the topic.
Kate Silva
Special Education Teacher
