This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the concept of unbalanced forces and their direct impact on an object's acceleration. Students will explore how a net force causes changes in an object's speed or direction, using models and practical examples over one 45-minute session. This is important because understanding forces is fundamental to comprehending how objects move in the world around us.
Ike Ionel
Science Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand how unbalanced forces lead to changes in an object's motion, including speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction. This is a single 45-minute session.
sam
Science Teacher
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of forces, including Newton's Laws of Motion, and their real-world applications. Students will explore how forces affect objects in motion and at rest, fostering a deeper understanding of the physical world around them. This is a Tier 1, classroom-wide lesson designed for a single 60-minute session.
frederickblanks
Science Teacher
In this 30-minute 7th grade lesson on forces and interactions, students will explore how forces affect motion through demonstrations and hands-on experiments. This lesson builds foundational physics understanding and critical thinking skills by engaging students in real-world examples of pushes, pulls, and interactions.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
This 45-minute Tier 3 lesson helps individual 3rd-grade students identify and describe forces that cause change and motion, such as push, pull, gravity, and friction. It's important because understanding these forces helps students make sense of how objects move and interact in their everyday world.
michelle
General Education Teacher
Students will explore balanced and unbalanced forces through relatable, real-world scenarios. This lesson helps students understand the fundamental concepts of force, motion, and how forces interact in their daily lives. Designed for 7th Grade, 1 session, 30 minutes.
sam
Science Teacher
This lesson empowers 7th-grade students to become 'Force Detectives' by teaching them to calculate and model the net force on objects. They will learn how to predict an object's motion, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This single-session lesson is designed for a 45-minute duration.
Ike Ionel
Science Teacher
Students will become 'Force Detectives' in this 45-minute, single-session lesson designed for 7th-grade students. They will learn to calculate and model net force, which is crucial for understanding how forces affect motion in the real world. This lesson empowers students to predict an object's motion based on the forces acting upon it.
sam
Science Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the concepts of force and motion by designing and testing their own miniature roller coasters. They will learn how gravity, friction, and momentum affect the movement of objects. This hands-on activity will help students understand the practical applications of physics in everyday life and encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Rachael Stewart
Counselor
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand that when forces acting on an object are balanced, there is no change in its motion. This is a single 45-minute session.
sam
Science Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand that balanced forces acting on an object result in no change in its motion (the object remains at rest or moves at a constant speed). Through a virtual simulation and diagramming, students will explore key concepts such as net force, equilibrium, and constant motion. This single session lesson is designed for a 45-minute duration.
sam
Science Teacher
Students explore forces and interactions through hands-on activities, understanding push and pull in real-life scenarios. This 30-minute, one-session Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders builds foundational physics knowledge essential for everyday observations and future science learning.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concept of force, defining it as a push or a pull. Students will learn to distinguish between contact and non-contact forces through engaging activities and real-world examples. This foundational understanding is crucial for future physics concepts. (1 session, 45 minutes)
sam
Science Teacher
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concepts of energy, motion, and speed through engaging activities and collaborative learning. Students will explore how energy affects motion and speed, enhancing their understanding of basic physics principles. This lesson is important as it lays the foundation for future scientific learning and encourages critical thinking and teamwork.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
This lesson helps 3rd graders explore the invisible forces all around them, like pushes, pulls, gravity, and friction, that make things move and change. Understanding these basic forces helps students make sense of how objects interact in their daily lives. This is a single-session, 30-minute lesson for 3rd Grade students.
michelle
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand that friction is a vital force opposing motion, influenced by surface types. They will engage in a lab investigation to observe and analyze friction's effects over one 45-minute session.
Ike Ionel
Science Teacher
Explore the fascinating physics behind a simple 'shaking jar' experiment. This lesson helps 12th-grade students understand concepts like momentum, energy transfer, and states of matter through a hands-on and relatable phenomenon. It's designed for a single 30-minute classroom session.
Natasha
Psychologist
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concepts of energy, speed, and motion through interactive and collaborative activities. Students will engage in inquiry-based learning to explore how these concepts are interconnected and apply them to real-world scenarios. This lesson is important as it builds foundational knowledge in physics, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 7th-grade students explores friction as a force that opposes motion and its dependence on surface types. Students will use models to understand this fundamental concept.
sam
Science Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the playground to identify and experience different examples of push and pull forces in action. This hands-on approach will help young learners grasp the concepts of forces in a fun and engaging way. Understanding these basic physical science concepts lays the foundation for more complex scientific learning in later grades.
Kelsey Sproat
Instructor
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the concept of force measurement using spring scales. Students will learn how to accurately measure forces, including the weight of various objects, in Newtons. This understanding is crucial for developing a foundational knowledge in physics. Designed for 7th-grade students, this single session lasts 45 minutes.
sam
Science Teacher
Discover the unseen forces all around us! In this 30-minute lab, 3rd-grade students will explore the concepts of push and pull forces through hands-on activities, making science tangible and exciting. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom setting.
michelle
General Education Teacher
This week-long unit for 3rd graders explores how the speed of an object is directly related to its mechanical energy. Students will learn through engaging activities, readings, and experiments, understanding a fundamental concept in physics that affects everything around them. This unit is designed for 5 sessions, each lasting 30 minutes.
Elizabeth Tran
Science Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 6th graders will explore the properties of matter and how matter interacts through physical and chemical changes. Understanding these fundamental concepts equips students to explain everyday phenomena—from cooking to rusting—and builds a foundation for future science learning.
Patricia Bailey
Behavior Interventionist
In this 2-session K-3 science lesson, students will explore solids vs. liquids through hands-on Oobleck experiments and learn about pushes vs. pulls with a tug-of-war challenge. These engaging activities build foundational understanding of matter and force in just 30 minutes per session, making science tangible and fun.
Vicky Jaime
School Administrator
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
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concept of gravity as a universal force of attraction. Students will learn how mass and distance influence gravitational pull and distinguish between mass and weight. This lesson is designed for one 45-minute session and aims to build a foundational understanding of forces in the universe.
sam
Science Teacher
This lesson explores the physics and mechanics of jumping, helping 3rd-grade students understand how their bodies work to achieve vertical motion. Students will engage in various jumping activities and observe the science behind them. Designed for a single 45-minute session.
Anonymous Lady
Foreign Language Teacher
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
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to the fundamental principles of fluid flow within piping systems, covering concepts like pressure, velocity, and types of flow. Understanding these principles is crucial for careers in engineering, plumbing, and other technical fields. This is a 30-minute, single-session lesson for the entire classroom.
ddellanno
General Education Teacher
In this interactive lesson, students will explore why some objects float while others sink by conducting simple experiments. This lesson is important as it introduces young learners to fundamental scientific concepts of density and buoyancy, encouraging curiosity and critical thinking.
Taniya Henderson
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore the world of simple machines through hands-on experiments and demonstrations. They will learn how simple machines make work easier by examining examples such as levers, pulleys, and inclined planes. This lesson is important as it enhances problem-solving skills and promotes an understanding of basic physical principles.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to the fundamental principles of automotive braking systems, including their components and operation. Understanding how brakes work is crucial for vehicle maintenance, repair, and safety on the road. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session for the entire class.
jvasquez
General Education Teacher
This 15-minute lesson for 12th-grade students introduces the fundamental concept of vector addition. It's important for understanding forces, velocities, and displacements in physics and engineering, providing essential tools for real-world problem-solving. Designed for a single 15-minute session for a whole classroom.
bjackson
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 1st-grade students to simple machines, focusing on pulleys. Students will engage in a hands-on activity to build and experiment with pulley systems, learning how pulleys make lifting objects easier. This lesson is important as it helps students understand basic physics concepts and encourages problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
Chandler Creedon
Counselor, Psychologist
This 5-day lesson explores how an object's speed is connected to its mechanical energy. Students will learn through engaging activities and observations, building a foundational understanding of physics principles relevant to their everyday play. Designed for 3rd Grade, each session is 30 minutes long.
Elizabeth Tran
Science Teacher
In this 45-minute physical science lesson, 12-year-old students will explore the concept of energy transformations through interactive activities, games, and a mini-project. Understanding energy conversion is essential for grasping real-world applications—from powering gadgets to fueling engines. This single-session, Tier 1 lesson equips learners with hands-on experience and assessment tools to solidify their knowledge.
Felicia Locklear
General Education Teacher
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 6th graders, students will explore the properties and interactions of matter through engaging discussions and hands-on activities. Understanding matter lays the foundation for future science learning and helps students make sense of the physical world around them.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
In this engaging 7th-grade science lesson, students will explore the principles of buoyancy and density by predicting and testing whether various objects sink or float. This hands-on activity encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry, making it a memorable and educational experience. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session and is suitable for a Tier 1 classroom setting.
tplaza
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the basics of sound waves and how they travel through different mediums. Through engaging hands-on activities, students will have the opportunity to see, feel, and hear sound in action. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the fundamental concepts of sound, which is a key aspect of physics and everyday life.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
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 explores the science behind tsunamis, designed for a 6th-grade classroom with a focus on supporting a student on an IEP. In a 30-minute session, students will learn about the causes, effects, and safety measures related to tsunamis, making the topic relevant and engaging for all learners.
Celine O'Dowd
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of energy transfer through engaging activities and collaborative learning. By understanding how energy moves from one object to another, students will gain insights into everyday phenomena and the principles of physics. This lesson is important as it lays the foundation for more complex scientific concepts and encourages critical thinking and teamwork.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
In this lesson, students will learn about the three states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. They'll understand the properties of each state through observations and hands-on activities. This lesson is designed to be interactive and engaging, helping students recognize matter in their everyday environment.
Bob Ruuska
Math, English, History, Earth Science, Language Arts
This resource introduces students to strategies for building momentum once they've started a task, helping them maintain focus and complete work. It's essential for transitioning from initiation to sustained effort. Audience: 4th Grade, 1 session, 45 minutes.
Hannah Fretz
Special Education Teacher
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
In this 20-minute Tier 2 small-group lesson for 6th graders, students will explore different types of physical activities, link them to the muscle groups they engage, and understand the benefits of moving their bodies. This lesson fosters collaboration and deepens understanding of health and wellness through an interactive plan, an engaging slide deck, and a fun fill-in-the-blanks worksheet.
Jessica Hannon
General Education Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson for 2nd graders, students will explore how practice time influences their skill by conducting a paper airplane challenge. They will record practice durations, graph their results, and analyze the data to strengthen concepts of effort, perseverance, and data literacy.
Breasia Austin
General Education Teacher
A small group activity where students explore jumping and landing techniques, understanding the forces of gravity while having fun. This lesson is designed for 2nd grade students and will take place in a 20-minute session. It is important as it combines physical activity with basic physics concepts, making learning engaging and interactive.
Jesu Addarich
General Education Teacher
In this 30-minute lesson, 7th grade students will explore how thermal energy affects particle motion and state changes in pure substances (MS-PS1-4). This foundational science lesson builds a clear progression of learning targets, helping students build models and predict phase changes—key skills for understanding real-world materials. Tier 1, whole-class instruction.
Robert Riley
General Education Teacher
A quick, hands-on activity where 5th-grade SPED students will explore the states of matter through observation and touch. This lesson helps students build foundational science vocabulary and understanding in a supportive small group setting, perfect for a 15-minute science burst.
Cynara Cherry-Cary
General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn about the steam engine and how it started the transportation revolution. The lesson includes a video, discussion, worksheet, reading, and activities that will help students engage with and understand the historical importance of the steam engine.
Tamara Gonzales
Math, English, History, Earth Science
This resource introduces students to the concept of impulse control as their brain's 'brake system,' helping them understand the science behind their reactions. It empowers students with a relatable metaphor to grasp complex neurological processes and self-regulation. This lesson is for a 5th Grade Class and will take 45 minutes.
Hollie Knights
Paraprofessional
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to calculating heat lost or gained during a physical change using the formula Q = m Cp (t2-t1). Students will understand the concepts of specific heat capacity, mass, and temperature change to solve practical problems. This is a single 30-minute session for the whole class.
Odysses John Cantos
General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher, Parent
Students will engage in activities that demonstrate the direct relationship between actions and reactions, emphasizing accountability and awareness. This lesson is crucial for helping students understand the impact of their decisions and fostering a sense of responsibility. Designed for 9th-grade students, it includes one 45-minute session with individual support.
ANGELA FRANK
Social Worker
This lesson introduces third-grade students to the concept of mechanical energy, explaining what it is and providing relatable examples. Understanding mechanical energy helps students observe the world around them with a scientific lens. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session for third-grade students.
Elizabeth Tran
Science Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of electricity, including circuits, current, and voltage. Understanding electricity is crucial for comprehending the technology that surrounds us every day. This is a single 30-minute session for a whole classroom.
jknox
Instructor
This lesson combines 5th-grade math with physical education to create an engaging learning experience. Students will explore mathematical concepts through physical activities, making math fun and relevant to their everyday lives. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session, providing a dynamic and interactive approach to learning.
Chelsie Calvert
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the concept of energy transfer, helping a 2nd-grade individual student understand how energy moves from one place to another. This personalized 30-minute session will use simple examples to build foundational scientific understanding.
Glenda Hamilton
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of energy transfer, helping them understand how energy moves from one object to another. This foundational understanding is crucial for grasping more complex scientific concepts in the future. Designed for a 30-minute classroom session.
Lisa Hendershot
Math Teacher, Science Teacher
Students will perform simple experiments to explore the properties of pumpkins, including buoyancy and density. This lesson aims to foster curiosity and understanding of basic scientific principles in a fun and engaging way.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of energy balance, helping them understand how energy intake and expenditure affect the human body. This foundational knowledge is crucial for making informed decisions about health and lifestyle. This lesson is designed for a single 45-minute session.
Emily Manning
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to the concept of physical activity as a superpower that keeps us healthy and energized. Students will explore different types of physical activities and their benefits, fostering a positive attitude towards staying active.
Bill Mitchell
Instructor
In this 30-minute, high-energy Tier 1 classroom session for 8th graders, students dive into the science of speed, agility, and fitness through a dynamic quiz format. This lesson boosts engagement with timed challenges, real-world video examples, and immediate feedback, helping students understand the mechanics behind their sprints and how to improve their performance.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
In this engaging experiment-based lesson, students will create balloon-powered rockets to explore the principles of thrust, force, and motion. They will race their rockets and discuss their observations to understand the physics behind the activity.
Zabrina Walker
Instructor
Explore the ups and downs of emotions and how they can be managed effectively. This lesson helps students understand emotional fluctuations and develop strategies for emotional regulation.
Kristin Barnes
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the principles of chemical reactions and pressure by creating film canister rockets. This hands-on experiment will demonstrate how gas production can propel objects, introducing key concepts in chemistry and physics. This lesson is important as it provides a practical understanding of scientific concepts, encourages curiosity, and enhances problem-solving skills. The lesson aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for 5th grade, specifically focusing on PS1.B: Chemical Reactions and PS2.A: Forces and Motion.
Melodie Kabashima
General Education Teacher
Découvrez les quatre forces fondamentales qui permettent aux avions de voler. Cette leçon est conçue pour les élèves de Seconde française et durera environ 60 minutes, explorant la science derrière le décollage et l'atterrissage. Cette leçon est importante car elle introduit les principes de l'aérodynamique, essentiels pour comprendre le monde qui nous entoure et potentiellement inspirer de futures vocations scientifiques et techniques.
Pierre HUGUET
Computer Science Teacher
This lesson helps 8th-grade students understand that their individual choices, especially regarding following directions, have a significant impact on the entire group. Through a collaborative activity and reflection, students will grasp the concepts of collaboration, interdependence, responsibility, and community impact. This lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.
Amanda Helvey
Counselor
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
This lesson introduces 6th grade students to the science of stress, focusing on both physiological and psychological aspects. Students will learn how the body responds to stress and explore strategies to manage these responses effectively. Understanding stress is crucial for students as it helps them recognize their own stressors and develop coping mechanisms, promoting better mental health and well-being.
Courtenay Labson
Counselor
Students will practice guided strength exercises, focusing on proper form and self-awareness through reflection prompts. This helps 6th graders build safe technique, confidence, and self-monitoring skills in physical fitness over a 25-minute individual session.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
In this 45-minute, 6th-grade, whole-class exploration, students will discover various physical activities and learn about the nutritional demands that fuel them. This lesson empowers students to match their personal interests with effective fueling strategies to boost energy and performance.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
Dive into the world of renewable energy by designing your own water paddle wheel power station. This lesson will help 11th-grade students understand the principles of hydropower and sustainable energy generation in a single 30-minute session.
dquintiliani
Instructor
Explore the building blocks of everything around us: solids, liquids, and gases! This 30-minute Tier 1 lesson engages 6th graders in hands-on activities to classify matter and understand its properties, setting the foundation for future science success.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
Students will explore different types of matter and how they interact through hands-on experiments and observations. This lesson helps build foundational understanding of solids, liquids, and gases, key for future chemistry concepts. Suitable for 6th graders in a single 30-minute session.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute independent learning center activity, 2nd graders explore how sound travels through solids, liquids, and gases while integrating musical concepts like pitch and volume. Students rotate through engaging stations to investigate science standards (States of Matter, PS1.A) and music standards (MU:Rhythmic and Sound Exploration). This Tier 1 lesson supports inquiry, creativity, and cross-curricular connections.
Lisa Tyler
General Education Teacher
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 introduces students to the rock cycle through an engaging reading and an active learning activity. Understanding the rock cycle is crucial as it helps students grasp fundamental geological processes and the dynamic nature of Earth's surface. This lesson will encourage students to focus and follow directions through interactive and hands-on learning.
Brian Allison
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore how electric energy flows in circuits through hands-on activities and collaborative learning. This lesson is important as it introduces students to fundamental concepts of electricity, which are essential for understanding more complex scientific principles in the future. By engaging in inquiry-based learning, students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders, students will explore the properties of matter and observe how different substances interact. Through hands-on activities and a brief assessment, students will develop a foundational understanding of physical and chemical changes. This lesson provides clear explanations, engaging demonstrations, and student-centered practice to ensure every learner grasps these key science concepts.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the science of anger, focusing on the physiological and psychological changes that occur in the brain and body during moments of anger. Students will learn about the triggers of anger, the role of the amygdala, and how adrenaline affects the body. The lesson will also cover healthy coping mechanisms to manage anger effectively. Understanding these aspects is crucial for students to develop emotional intelligence and manage their emotions in a healthy way.
Natica Jones
Counselor
This lesson explores the science of anger, focusing on the physiological and psychological changes that occur in the brain and body during moments of anger. Students will learn about the triggers of anger, the role of the amygdala, and how adrenaline affects the body. The lesson will also cover healthy coping mechanisms to manage anger effectively. Understanding these aspects is crucial for students to develop emotional intelligence and manage their emotions in a healthy way.
Debora Mcdonnell
Counselor
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
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
This individualized mini-lesson explores how muscles work during exercise through self-paced activities and reflections, empowering 8th grade students to understand muscle mechanics. Ideal for a Tier 3 support session, it includes a teacher script, interactive slides, a reflective journal, and a quick quiz in a 20-minute format.
Lori Danko
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental principles and importance of safety switches in various applications. Understanding safety switches is crucial for personal protection and preventing accidents in everyday life and future careers. This is a single 30-minute session for the entire class.
btartarini
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces students to the basic principles of how magnets work through a hands-on project-based learning approach. Students will watch a video, engage in a simple magnet exploration activity, and complete a worksheet to reinforce their understanding. This lesson is designed to be engaging and accessible for students with ASD, including non-verbal learners, by using visual aids and tactile experiences to enhance learning.
Lori Valiquette
Earth Science, Language Arts, Math, History
In this individual lesson, a student explores how their decisions can have wide-reaching impacts on their community and environment. This lesson promotes social responsibility and awareness.
Bridget Yurgel
Social Worker
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
In this single-session 30-minute lesson, 6th graders will explore what matter is, its states, and how different types of matter interact. By engaging in hands-on activities and discussions, students will build a strong foundation in physical and chemical properties, setting the stage for future science investigations.
Sheela Pagkalinawan
Special Education Teacher
In this 45-minute 7th grade lesson, students will explore the relationship between stress and performance, identify personal stressors, and match them to at least two context-appropriate coping strategies. By understanding the Yerkes-Dodson Curve and developing a personalized coping menu, students gain tools to manage stress effectively both in and out of school.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
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
This lesson introduces 10th-grade chemistry students to the fundamental concept of matter, its definition, states, and properties. Understanding matter is crucial for building a strong foundation in chemistry. This lesson is designed for a single 58-minute session for a class of 25 students.
mcarlson
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the fascinating world of bubbles by creating their own bubble solutions and experimenting with different shapes and sizes. Through hands-on activities, they will learn about surface tension and the properties of liquids. This lesson is important as it encourages curiosity, enhances understanding of basic scientific concepts, and develops fine motor skills through interactive play.
Taniya Henderson
Instructor
This lesson helps 10th-grade students understand the fundamentals of budgeting by distinguishing between needs and wants and applying the 50/30/20 rule to create a simple weekly budget. This skill is crucial for financial literacy and future independence. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.
tammilia.grace
Special Education Teacher
Dive into the fascinating world of waves! Students will explore different types of waves, understand their properties, and see how they impact our daily lives. This 30-minute lesson is designed for 6th-grade students and will include hands-on examples.
James Junious
Science Teacher
In this one-session, 30-minute Pre-K lesson, students will explore solids, liquids, and gases through hands-on activities and playful games. Understanding the properties of matter fosters curiosity and foundational science skills for our youngest learners.
Patricia Bailey
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson will guide 6th-grade students through a review of weathering, erosion, and the rock cycle, emphasizing the processes that shape our planet. Understanding these concepts is crucial as they form the foundation for earth science and help students appreciate the dynamic nature of Earth's surface. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session and includes engaging activities to reinforce learning.
Tracie Flowers
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the principles of converting thermal energy into mechanical energy by constructing a simple powerhouse model using boiling water. Students will understand the basic concepts of steam power and energy transformation. Designed for 11th Grade students for a single 30-minute session.
dquintiliani
Instructor
This 15-minute lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental purpose and operation of safety switches, explaining their importance in preventing accidents and ensuring system integrity. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom setting.
btartarini
General Education Teacher
Dive into the muscular system, identifying major muscle groups and how they work together for movement. This resource highlights the incredible strength and coordination of the human body, promoting active lifestyles. Audience: 5th Grade Class. Duration: 50 minutes.
Katie Volcensek
Science Teacher
This lesson introduces science students to the concept of time management through collaborative learning. Students will engage in a discussion to explore the importance of managing time effectively, participate in a group activity to practice these skills, and complete a worksheet to reinforce their understanding. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential skills to manage their academic workload efficiently, fostering better study habits and reducing stress.
Brittney Ruziecki
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 3rd-grade students understand the important difference between reliability and honesty. Through a collaborative relay activity, students will learn to set goals, work as a team, and complete tasks dependably. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute duration.
D'lana Kines
General Education Teacher
In this unique lesson, 2nd-grade students will explore the connection between poetry and physical movement. By combining creative expression with physical activity, students will learn how to interpret and express poetry through movement, enhancing both their literacy and physical skills. This lesson is designed to engage students in a fun and interactive way, making literature come alive through dance and motion.
Erik Wormwood
School Administrator
Dive into the fascinating world of sound, exploring how vibrations create the sounds we hear every day. This resource helps 4th-grade students grasp the invisible forces that bring music and voices to life. Designed for a single 50-minute session.
Diane Mcevaddy
Science Teacher
This 30-minute, Tier 3 lesson for an individual 2nd-grade student introduces the basic concept of energy, its different forms, and how we use it every day. It's important because understanding energy helps students make sense of the world around them and lays a foundation for future science learning.
Glenda Hamilton
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of magnetism, including magnetic poles, attraction, and repulsion. Students will engage in hands-on activities to explore how magnetic forces work without direct contact. This lesson is designed for a single 45-minute session.
sam
Science Teacher
In this 70-minute, 12th grade small-group simulation, students blend math, economics, and life skills by budgeting and financial planning through engaging activities. This Tier 2 lesson equips students with real-world money management skills essential for life beyond high school.
Zakiya Moore
Counselor
A collaborative lesson guiding 8th graders to explore the ripple effects of decisions through real-life scenarios and peer reflection – empowers students to weigh consequences before acting.
Tanzie Carter
Social Worker
Investigate the science behind extreme weather events associated with different seasons. This resource helps students understand climate patterns and their impact on communities. Designed for 8th Grade students in a small group setting, this lesson will take approximately 75 minutes to complete.
Alison Lickert
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of brain growth and how effort and perseverance contribute to strengthening neural connections. Through engaging scientific experiments, students will learn how neurons connect and grow when learning new things. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the science behind learning and encourages a growth mindset, fostering resilience and a positive attitude towards challenges.
Latoya Ogunbona
Counselor, Social Worker
In this 25-minute Tier 1 self-management lesson, 3rd graders learn flexibility and adapting to change through a hands-on obstacle circuit, guided group coaching, and self-reflection journaling. This lesson builds essential life skills—students practice coping strategies they’ll use both in and out of school, fostering confidence in adapting when plans shift.
Dan Wagner
Instructor
In this engaging one-session lesson, 1st graders explore basic STEM concepts through the exciting lens of baseball. Students will measure, count, and observe motion as they simulate batting, pitching, and scoring—connecting math and science to a sport they love!
Morgan Manley
General Education Teacher
In this engaging 4th-grade lesson, students will explore the causes of tornadoes, understanding the meteorological conditions that lead to their formation. This lesson is crucial for fostering an appreciation of natural phenomena and enhancing students' scientific inquiry skills. It will be conducted in one 30-minute session.
Jeff Darnell
Instructor
This 30-minute Tier 2 lesson helps 10th-grade students solidify their understanding of independent and dependent variables through interactive review and practice. Students will be able to identify, differentiate, and apply independent and dependent variables in various scenarios, which is crucial for understanding scientific inquiry and data analysis.
Erin Esswein
Special Education Teacher
Dive deep into the subatomic world, exploring how the arrangement and movement of particles define matter's properties and energy interactions. This resource is essential for building a strong foundation in chemistry and physics. This lesson is for an 11th Grade Class and will last 90 minutes.
Lindsey Foulks
English Language Arts Teacher
