Students will embark on a virtual journey through key events in American history. Using storytelling and interactive activities, they will engage in learning about important historical events, understand their significance, and reflect on how they shape our present. This lesson helps build a foundational understanding of American history and encourages curiosity about the past.
Bob Ruuska
Math, English, History, Earth Science, Language Arts
This lesson explores the essential reasons for studying history, connecting past events to present-day relevance and future decision-making. Students will understand how history helps them navigate their world and build a better future. For 9th Grade, 1 session, 30 minutes.
donald.chaora
Social Studies Teacher
A 14-day unit for 1st graders to explore basic economic concepts like scarcity, supply, demand, and trade, alongside understanding historical changes and perspectives. This unit aims to help students grasp fundamental social studies concepts through engaging lessons. For 1st Grade students, 14 sessions, 25 minutes each.
Selena Hudson
Elementary Teacher
This 5-minute lesson will quickly engage elementary students with the exciting connection between geography and history. Students will learn how where events happened impacted *how* they happened, fostering a foundational understanding of historical context and geographical influence. Designed for a single 5-minute session for elementary school students.
mmccarthy
General Education Teacher
In this individual-focused 30-minute session, students master key world history vocabulary through targeted practice and personalized support. This lesson builds deep word knowledge essential for understanding historical texts and engaging in higher-level discussions. Audience: 9th grade world history, Tier 3 individual intervention.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the significance of education in personal and societal development. Students will engage in discussions, activities, and reflections to understand how education impacts their lives and future opportunities. This lesson is crucial for fostering a growth mindset and encouraging students to value their educational journey.
Marcus Virgil
Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will explore lesser-known figures in history who made significant contributions to society. This lesson is important as it broadens students' understanding of history beyond the well-known figures, fostering a more inclusive perspective. Designed for 7th-grade students, this single 30-minute session will engage students with intriguing stories and discussions.
lmigdole
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 3rd-grade students to how scientific observation and social structures help us understand the world around us. It's important for students to see the connections between different subjects and how they apply to their daily lives. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom and will take approximately 2 hours.
Mrs. bouyer's Class
General Education Teacher, Science Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand the relevance of history in their daily lives and why studying the past is crucial for the future. Designed for a single 30-minute classroom session.
Tyler Game
Math Teacher
Students will explore historical figures who demonstrated respect and learn how these actions impacted their communities. This lesson will help students understand the importance of respect and inspire them to act respectfully in their own lives.
Christina Cody
Math, English, Language Arts
In this brief lesson, students will explore the history and culture of ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia through selected texts. This lesson aims to quickly enhance students' reading skills and historical knowledge, providing them with a snapshot of how these civilizations have shaped the modern world. By engaging with these texts, students will develop critical thinking and comprehension skills, which are essential for their academic growth.
Veola Neal
Counselor
This lesson will guide 4th-grade students through an exploration of the historical and geographical changes in the Northeast region of the United States. By engaging in active learning and inquiry-based activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of how these changes have impacted the region's development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect historical events to present-day scenarios, fostering critical thinking and collaborative skills.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
Students will apply a structured problem-solving model to a relevant social issue and propose a viable solution. This lesson empowers students to tackle real-world challenges, fostering critical thinking and civic engagement. Designed for 8th Grade, this 45-minute single-session lesson covers problem identification, root cause analysis, brainstorming, and solution evaluation.
Tony Kissell
Social Worker, Counselor
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 6th-grade students explores the vital roles of family and community, fostering an understanding of interconnectedness and civic responsibility.
MANASVI RATHORE
Social Studies Teacher, Counselor
This 30-minute, single-session lesson for 4th Grade students explores the concept of culture, helping students understand what culture is and how it shapes their lives and the world around them. Understanding culture fosters empathy and appreciation for diversity.
Kelise Antonio
Counselor, General Education Teacher
In this one-session, 45-minute Tier 2 group lesson, 7th graders will learn how historians think by examining primary and secondary sources about early Texas history. Students will practice sourcing, contextualizing, and corroborating evidence to build historical narratives—essential skills for informed citizenship and critical thinking.
Michele Good
General Education Teacher
In this Tier 1, 30-minute session for 7th graders, students will explore the foundational documents of the United States through a progression of learning targets, starting with basic comprehension and culminating in deep analysis and evaluation. This lesson equips students with critical thinking skills that connect historical principles to today’s social and political systems.
Brittney Bergman
General Education Teacher
In this single 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 6th graders will explore key character traits: honesty, patriotism, loyalty, and perseverance. Through discussion, scenarios, and reflection, students will understand why these traits matter in everyday life and how to demonstrate them. This lesson builds students’ social-emotional skills, fosters civic awareness, and encourages personal growth.
Kimberly Riggins
Counselor
This lesson will guide 4th-grade students through an exploration of the historical and geographical changes in the Northeast region of the United States. By engaging in inquiry-based and collaborative activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of how these changes have impacted the region's development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect historical events to present-day realities, fostering critical thinking and collaborative skills.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of justice through engaging activities and discussions. By exploring ethical decision-making and fairness, students will develop a foundational understanding of justice, which is crucial for fostering empathy and responsible citizenship.
Delilah Murray
Counselor
In this individual 45-minute session, 9th graders will master key world history vocabulary terms through targeted activities and personal reflection. This Tier 3 lesson helps struggling students build confidence and comprehension in historical concepts.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This resource delves into pivotal moments of revolution throughout history, examining their causes, key figures, and lasting impacts. It's crucial for understanding how societies change and evolve. This lesson is for 9th Grade and will take 90 minutes across one session.
jcharest
Social Studies Teacher
This 30-minute individual lesson for a 12th-grade male focuses on understanding the decision-making process, identifying personal influences, and developing strategies for making informed choices. It's crucial for empowering students to take ownership of their future paths.
Crystal Sullivan
Social Worker
In this 45-minute Tier 1 lesson for 9th graders, students will learn and practice essential world history vocabulary to deepen their understanding of historical concepts. Mastering these terms will empower students to read, discuss, and analyze world history texts with confidence.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This lesson transports students back in time to unravel the mysteries of ancient civilizations. They'll explore daily life, monumental achievements, and lasting legacies, fostering critical thinking and a deeper appreciation for history. Designed for Middle School Students, this lesson is 1 session long, approximately 45-60 minutes.
brittahock
Counselor
This 30-minute, single-session lesson for 9th-grade US History students explores the rich history and cultural significance of Chinatowns across America using interactive digital resources. Students will gain a deeper understanding of immigration, community building, and cultural preservation within the United States.
Meredith O'Brien Moseley
Social Studies Teacher
In this one-session, 45-minute lesson, 4th grade students will explore the core value of justice and learn how to act fairly, support community members in need, and work together to improve their world. Through readings, discussions, activities, games, and a collaborative project, students will understand the meaning of justice and practice fighting for what is right.
Ro Dixon
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will explore how friendships have evolved across different historical periods by analyzing letters and diaries from historical figures. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of social norms and communication methods on relationships, fostering a deeper appreciation for historical contexts and human connections.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the historical and geographical changes in the Northwest region. Through interactive discussions and activities, students will explore how these changes have impacted the environment and communities. This lesson is important as it helps students understand regional transformations and their implications, fostering critical thinking and awareness of historical events.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
In this lesson, students will explore the historical and geographical changes in the Northeast region of the United States. Through active learning and inquiry-based strategies, students will engage with the material to understand how these changes have impacted the region's development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect historical events with geographical transformations, fostering a deeper understanding of the region's evolution.
Brennan Connor Mac Dhubhain Graves
Math
This 90-minute lesson empowers 8th-grade special education students to connect their 6th-8th grade math skills to real-world social justice, abolition, and liberation issues. Students will learn to use data and mathematical reasoning to understand and address community challenges. This lesson promotes critical thinking and active citizenship for all students.
Greenstreet Brendan K.
Special Education Teacher
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 9th-grade students explores the vital connection between character choices and their consequences, fostering an understanding of accountability and self-management. Students will analyze character decisions in a short story, linking them to specific outcomes and reflecting on personal responsibility.
jtoomey
Counselor
This lesson focuses on understanding emotions and their impact on social interactions. Students will engage in collaborative and experiential learning activities, including a video discussion and a game-based activity, to explore how emotions influence behavior and decision-making. This lesson is important as it helps students develop emotional intelligence and social skills, which are crucial for personal and academic success.
Abby Heubaum
English, History
This lesson introduces 6th-grade special education students to Veterans Day, its history, and its significance. Students will learn about the sacrifices and contributions of veterans, fostering respect and gratitude. Designed for one 30-minute session.
Dana Frugie
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute, single-session lesson, 4th graders will explore the concept of community—what makes a community, roles people play, and how students contribute. This engaging Tier 1 lesson builds social awareness and civic responsibility through collaborative activities and reflection.
Leah Bjorn
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 4th graders to the concept of ethical responsibility through a short, engaging activity and video. Students will explore the importance of making ethical decisions and understanding the consequences of their actions. This lesson is crucial for developing empathy and decision-making skills, which are essential for personal and social growth.
Kristin Jordan
Counselor
This lesson helps 4th-grade students understand that their daily choices have consequences, both good and bad. It empowers them to make thoughtful decisions by exploring real-life scenarios. This single 30-minute session will equip students with practical strategies for decision-making.
Jennifer Cattnach
Counselor, Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 9th-grade students reinforce key vocabulary related to geography, government, and economics. Through interactive slides and a matching activity, students will solidify their understanding of essential terms in a 30-minute session.
Brandon Jones
Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore a folklore story from a different culture to understand its values and traditions. Through a brief reading and discussion, students will compare the story with their own cultural experiences, fostering cultural awareness and empathy. This lesson is important as it helps students appreciate diversity and develop a deeper understanding of global cultures.
Veola Neal
Counselor
This 90-minute lesson for 9th-grade students explores the history, causes, and impacts of genocides throughout the world. Students will analyze historical case studies to understand patterns, consequences, and the importance of prevention, fostering critical thinking and global awareness.
donald.chaora
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson aims to help 6th-grade students understand emotions through engaging activities and discussions. By exploring emotions, students will learn to identify and express their feelings, which is crucial for their social and emotional development. The lesson incorporates game-based learning, collaborative discussions, and a video to provide a comprehensive understanding of emotions.
Sidney Patricia Dinn
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to help 6th-grade students understand emotions through engaging activities and discussions. By exploring emotions, students will learn to identify and express their feelings, which is crucial for their social and emotional development. The lesson incorporates game-based learning, collaborative discussions, and a video to provide a comprehensive understanding of emotions.
Sidney Patricia Dinn
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to help 6th-grade students understand emotions through engaging activities and discussions. By exploring emotions, students will learn to identify and express their feelings, which is crucial for their social and emotional development. The lesson incorporates game-based learning, collaborative discussions, and a video to provide a comprehensive understanding of emotions.
Courtenay Labson
Counselor
This single 30-minute session for 10th-12th grade social science students explores seminal and ethically complex psychological studies like the Stanford Prison Experiment, Little Albert, and the Bobo Doll experiment. Students will analyze human behavior, the impact of environment, and critical ethical considerations in research, fostering deeper understanding of psychology's foundations and its societal implications.
Hannah Delohery
Counselor
This 55-minute lesson for 10th-grade US History students explores the rich history and cultural significance of America's Chinatowns. Students will engage with diverse narratives from the Google Arts & Culture project, fostering reflection on Chinese American agency, resilience, and cultural preservation. This lesson is designed for a single class session.
Meredith O'Brien Moseley
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson introduces students to different career fields and helps them understand the importance of various jobs in society. Understanding the wide range of careers available can help students appreciate the diverse contributions people make to our communities and spark interest in their futures.
Samantha Bryan
Counselor
This lesson focuses on helping 10th-grade students understand the importance of making informed and thoughtful decisions. Through a short video and guided discussion, students will explore strategies for effective decision-making. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with skills to navigate complex situations, fostering personal growth and resilience.
Charles Douglas
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson aims to teach 3rd-grade students the importance of caring for others through a guided discussion using Restorative Practices. By engaging in this discussion, students will develop empathy and learn how to express care and concern for their peers, which is crucial for building a supportive classroom community.
Clarence "Tre" Horton
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore how empathy has played a role in shaping historical events and figures. Through examining specific historical examples, students will develop a deeper understanding of the importance of empathy in history and its impact on different cultures and societies. This lesson is crucial for fostering critical thinking and empathy, helping students to connect with people from different times and cultures, and encouraging them to consider the perspectives and experiences of others.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
This individual Tier 3 lesson uses social stories to help a 6th grader understand how to make good decisions and reflect on outcomes. In a 30-minute session, the student will read a tailored social story, discuss choices, practice decision-making through role-play, and reflect.
Eden Monteilh
Special Education Teacher
A 10-session Grade 10 lesson series on Social Awareness aimed at helping students understand empathy, diversity, and ethical communication. Each 1-hour session includes interactive elements to engage students in real-life social scenarios and build crucial life skills.
Myo Ko
Counselor, Psychologist, General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the decision-making process through engaging activities such as case studies and group discussions. By practicing informed decision-making, students will enhance their critical thinking and responsibility. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential life skills that will aid them in making thoughtful choices in various aspects of their lives.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
Students in grades 5-8 will explore the importance of community and how it impacts their lives. This 10-minute lesson encourages empathy and collaboration, designed to be inclusive for students with IEPs, 504 plans, ADHD, communication disorders, and autism.
Kristen O'Brien
Counselor
Students will collect and represent data related to different countries using bar graphs. This activity helps students develop data representation skills and fosters cultural awareness during International Week. Designed for 7th Grade, 1 session, 30 minutes.
Christina Bellucci
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore how historical events are portrayed differently across various media formats, including documentaries, movies, and news reports. By creating a timeline that highlights these differing portrayals, students will develop critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of media literacy. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize biases and perspectives in media, fostering a more nuanced understanding of history.
David Cutler
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore appropriate ways to solve social issues in school by making good decisions. Through a combination of video, activity, and discussion, students will learn to distinguish between good and poor choices. This lesson is important as it equips students with the skills to navigate social challenges effectively, fostering a positive school environment.
Melissa Fernandes
Psychologist
This lesson helps 11th-grade students navigate complex social situations by developing key social skills like active listening, empathy, and conflict resolution. It's a single 30-minute session for the whole class.
Ian Day
Special Education Teacher, General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand the serious risks associated with gang involvement and empowers them to make positive choices that lead to a safer, more fulfilling future. Through discussion and reflection, students will recognize the importance of their decisions. This is a single 30-minute session for a whole classroom.
Mary Espinoza
Assistant Principal
This 90-minute lesson for 4th graders will explore the anchor text 'Delivering Justice' to understand key events and figures of the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on chronology, cause and effect, and problem-solution text structures. Students will use explicit details and text features to recount information and identify characteristics of a biography, while also learning important vocabulary. This lesson will help students develop crucial reading comprehension and analytical skills, connecting historical events to their significance.
mariemartin
Elementary Teacher
This 90-minute lesson explores the causes, key events, and lasting impact of the United States Civil War for 9th-grade students. Understanding this pivotal moment in American history helps students grasp the complexities of national identity, human rights, and the long struggle for equality.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 6th graders to the basics of mental health, emphasizing its importance and relevance to their daily lives. In a 15-minute session, students will engage in a discussion and watch a video to understand mental health concepts, fostering awareness and empathy.
Thomas Nikiper
Counselor
This lesson for 9th-grade students explores the critical connection between character choices and their consequences in literature. Over 45 minutes, students will analyze a short story to understand accountability, cause and effect, and self-management, developing a deeper understanding of personal responsibility.
cqueenan
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 12th-grade students understand the profound impact of their daily choices on their future, fostering critical thinking and responsible decision-making. Designed for a single 30-minute session, it encourages students to reflect on personal values and long-term goals.
rsawaged
Counselor, School Administrator
In this 30-minute 4th Grade lesson, students take on the role of detectives to explore honesty, integrity, and reliability through a hands-on case study. By analyzing real-world scenarios, they’ll learn to distinguish these key traits and make ethical decisions—building skills for everyday life and character development.
Ana-Alicia Benjamin
General Education Teacher
Explore the geographic foundations of ancient world civilizations and understand how their environments shaped their development. This 30-minute, single-session lesson is designed for 7th-grade students in a whole-classroom setting.
karyllivingstonewilliams
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson empowers 12th-grade economics students to research potential future careers, understanding the economic landscape, educational requirements, and job market outlook. Students will gain practical skills in career exploration and financial literacy, essential for post-graduation planning. This lesson is designed for a single 90-minute session.
Chelsea Elliott
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson focuses on helping students understand the essentials of forming and maintaining healthy friendships. Through engaging activities like role-playing and discussions, students will explore the qualities of a good friend and practice empathetic communication. This lesson is important as it equips students with social-emotional skills that are crucial for their personal development and social interactions.
CHRISTY DESKOVITZ
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in a problem-based learning session where they analyze different civil rights cases and their impact on today's society. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking, discussion, and a deeper understanding of civil rights issues, helping students to connect historical events with current societal challenges.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
Students will compare fairness and justice by participating in a mock trial and citing evidence. This single-session, 30-minute lesson for 4th Grade students will help them understand nuanced legal concepts and apply critical thinking skills to real-world scenarios.
Michelle Dailey
General Education Teacher
This engaging social studies lesson aims to teach students about the process of becoming a U.S. citizen by exploring the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Test. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship, fostering a sense of civic duty and awareness. Designed for a 30-minute session, it includes a lesson plan, quiz, and answer key.
Cris Jackson
Counselor
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 8th-grade students empowers them to tackle real-world social issues using a structured problem-solving model. By applying critical thinking and creativity, students will propose viable solutions to relevant community problems, fostering a sense of agency and civic responsibility.
Tony Kissell
Social Worker, Counselor
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to biographies as a genre, focusing on identifying key characteristics and explicit details from texts. Students will learn to extract information and recount details to understand historical figures and their impact. This lesson is designed for a single 90-minute session for a whole classroom.
mariemartin
Elementary Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concept of taxes, why they are necessary, and how they benefit society. It aims to make a complex topic relatable and understandable for middle schoolers in a single 30-minute session.
Leslie Snow
Art Teacher
This lesson introduces 6th-grade students in a Tier 2 group setting to the power of social stories as a tool for understanding and navigating various social situations. It will help students develop empathy, social awareness, and appropriate responses, all within a focused 30-minute session.
Julie Donovan
Counselor
Examine the catalysts and consequences of major historical revolutions around the globe. This resource helps students understand how societal change happens, the power of ideas, and the long-lasting impact of revolutionary movements on human history and governance. This lesson is designed for high school students and will take approximately 90 minutes across two sessions.
Rachel Sparks
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson aims to foster an appreciation for diverse cultures among 6th-grade students. Through a brief discussion, an engaging activity, and a video, students will explore the importance of cultural diversity and inclusivity. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop empathy and respect for different cultures, which are essential skills in today's global society.
Jennifer Sanchez
Counselor
This lesson aims to foster an appreciation for diverse cultures among 6th-grade students. Through a brief discussion, an engaging activity, and a video, students will explore the importance of cultural diversity and inclusivity. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop empathy and respect for different cultures, which are essential skills in today's global society.
Dalila Nastase
Counselor
A 30-minute, one-on-one literacy lesson for 9th graders to analyze and interpret a reading on ancient civilizations, building reading comprehension and critical thinking. Ideal for individualized Tier 3 support.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 9th grade students to the fundamentals of personal finance, focusing on budgeting, saving, and planning—essential skills for workplace independence and real-world money management. Students will build practical money management habits through interactive activities and reflections over a single 50-minute session.
Austin Horn
Special Education Teacher
Dive into the exciting world of biographies! This 90-minute lesson introduces 4th-grade struggling readers to the concept of biographies, helping them understand what makes a life story special and how to identify key information. Designed for whole-class instruction, with considerations for students with IEPs.
mariemartin
Elementary Teacher
Explore the rise and fall of ancient empires and their lasting impact on modern civic structures. This 90-minute lesson for 9th-grade students connects historical power dynamics to contemporary governance, fostering an understanding of how the past shapes our present. Designed for a single 90-minute session for all students.
Christina Thomas
Social Studies Teacher
This 30-minute, individual lesson for 6th-grade students focuses on understanding the risks associated with drug use and empowering students to make healthy choices. It addresses the serious impact drugs can have on their lives and futures.
bhale
Counselor
In this 30-minute 7th-grade lesson, students explore the role of social workers and practice fundamental skills like empathy, active listening, and problem-solving. Understanding social work empowers students to support friends and community members facing challenges. This Tier 1 lesson includes interactive activities, a real-life case scenario, and reflection exercises.
Emily Haug
Social Worker
This two-week unit delves into the vibrant Antebellum Reform Movements, exploring the impassioned calls for social change that reshaped American society. Students will analyze primary source orations, engage in discussions, and understand the lasting impact of abolition, women's suffrage, temperance, education, and health reforms. Designed for 10th-grade US History, each lesson is 90 minutes.
Meredith O'Brien Moseley
Social Studies Teacher
In this 30-minute lesson, 7th graders will explore the role of social work, understand how social workers support individuals and communities, and reflect on empathy and advocacy skills. This foundational lesson builds awareness of social justice, encourages emotional intelligence, and highlights real-life applications of social work in everyday life.
Wendy Whitfield
Counselor
In this two-session, Tier 1 Essentials lesson, students will explore the intersection of ELA and Social Studies by reading historical narratives and creating map-based stories. These activities build reading comprehension, critical thinking, and writing skills while deepening understanding of local and global histories. Suitable for all learners in a 30-minute session format.
Tondra Dillard-Cobb
Special Education Teacher
This lesson teaches 6th-grade students how to effectively organize a social studies presentation. It's crucial for students to learn how to structure their thoughts and research into a clear, compelling narrative, which will empower them to deliver impactful presentations. This single 15-minute session is designed for a whole classroom setting.
Emily Rowley
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 8th-grade students understand the long-term benefits and personal impact of education. It encourages reflection on their academic journey and future aspirations. Audience: 8th Grade Students. Duration: 30 minutes.
Richard Latham
Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will embark on a virtual tour around the world, exploring different cultures through music, dance, and traditional clothing. This lesson is important as it fosters cultural awareness and appreciation among students, helping them understand and respect diversity. By engaging in a cultural showcase, students will develop presentation skills and gain confidence in sharing their learning.
Jennifer Sanchez
Counselor
This lesson explores how human actions affect natural resources, helping 4th-grade students understand their role in environmental stewardship. Students will identify key natural resources and discuss positive and negative human impacts. This is a single 30-minute session for a whole classroom.
Lisa Hendershot
Math Teacher, Science Teacher
A 30-minute lesson for 7th-grade students introducing mental health awareness and the importance of seeking support. This lesson will help students understand basic concepts of mental well-being and identify resources for support.
Alycia Beresford
Principal
This lesson helps 10th-grade students understand the impact of their decisions by analyzing various risk scenarios. Through interactive activities, students will learn to map out potential consequences, fostering thoughtful decision-making in real-life situations. This single-session, 30-minute lesson focuses on decision trees, risk analysis, and digital citizenship.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 6th-grade students introduces the fundamental steps of healthy decision-making. Learning this skill early empowers students to make positive choices for their well-being now and in the future.
Jennifer Clayton
Instructor
In this lesson, students will learn about the lives of children in different countries by exchanging letters with international pen pals. This activity will help students develop communication skills and gain a global perspective. By understanding different cultures, students will build empathy and appreciation for diversity, aligning with the school's mission to instill a culture of growth and pride.
Julie Benoit
Language Arts
This 30-minute lesson introduces 6th-grade students to the concept of college and higher education, highlighting its benefits and connecting current academic habits to future opportunities. It aims to inspire students to think about their long-term goals and understand that their journey starts now.
Jonny Weakley
Counselor
Students harness primary sources to unravel a historical puzzle, sharpening critical thinking and analysis. This 8th grade, one-session, 50-minute interactive investigation turns learners into historians, builds source literacy, and ignites curiosity.
Avery Hower
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 6th-grade students explores the critical factors ancient people considered when choosing settlement locations, emphasizing the balance between water, food, shelter, safety, and resources. Understanding these choices helps students grasp the fundamentals of human geography and resource management.
Adam Amster
General Education Teacher
This lesson guides students through activities that demonstrate simple acts of kindness and generosity, both in their classroom and community. By focusing on building empathy and establishing positive connections, students will learn the importance of kindness in everyday interactions. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment, encouraging students to be mindful of others' feelings and needs.
Misty Nedberg
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the profound connection between education and future success, encouraging 12th-grade students to reflect on how their schooling shapes their individual paths and societal contributions. This single-session lesson is designed for a 90-minute class.
Gerardo Jimenez Ramirez
English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson aims to help a 6th grade student with intellectual impairment, ADHD, and PTSD to better understand and interpret facial expressions and emotions. By engaging in a game-based activity, watching a short video, and completing a visual worksheet, the student will develop skills in recognizing emotions and understanding different perspectives. This lesson is crucial for enhancing social interactions and empathy, which are essential for building relationships and navigating social conflicts.
Sarah Corrigan
Psychologist
This individualized session focuses on reducing anxiety related to course registration by teaching students effective planning and decision-making skills. This lesson supports students in making informed choices that align with their future goals.
Maria Denton
Counselor
This lesson helps students identify and articulate their emotions through interactive activities and group discussions. By improving emotional intelligence and empathy, students can better understand themselves and their peers, leading to a more supportive classroom environment.
Natica Jones
Counselor
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 11th-grade students explores the profound and multifaceted impact of religion on global cultural landscapes. Students will analyze how religious beliefs and practices influence art, architecture, social norms, and daily life, fostering a deeper understanding of cultural diversity and interconnectedness.
Sarah Stoe
Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the rich cultural achievements of the Southeast region. Through collaborative and active learning strategies, students will engage with the material in a meaningful way, enhancing their understanding of the diverse cultural contributions from this area. This lesson is important as it broadens students' perspectives and appreciation for cultural diversity, fostering a more inclusive worldview.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and its real-world importance, focusing on practical life skills. It will help students understand and develop crucial abilities for school and life in one 30-minute session.
Eva Gonova
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 11th-grade students evaluate the credibility of historical sources by comparing multiple accounts of an event and considering the authors' perspectives. This skill is crucial for understanding history deeply and navigating information in the real world. This single-session lesson is designed for a 45-minute duration.
mmogavero
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores the history and cultural significance of rodeos, focusing on their evolution and impact on society. It's important for students to understand diverse cultural traditions and their relevance in modern times, fostering appreciation and critical thinking. Designed for 7th graders, this 30-minute session will engage students with interactive discussions and activities.
Linda
General Education Teacher
This lesson focuses on reviewing essential social skills through engaging activities and discussions. Students will participate in a collaborative activity to practice these skills. This lesson is important as it helps students build confidence in social interactions, which is crucial for their personal and academic growth.
Madison Hutchens
Counselor
This lesson provides 9th-grade students with a comprehensive overview of historical genocides, fostering an understanding of their causes, impacts, and the importance of remembrance and prevention. Students will explore key genocides, recognize patterns, and reflect on humanity's role in preventing future atrocities. This is a single 90-minute session for a whole classroom.
donald.chaora
Social Studies Teacher
Students will engage in a jigsaw activity to explore key antebellum reform movements including prison, asylum, health, and education reform. This lesson helps students understand the motivations, figures, and impacts of these crucial social changes in 19th-century America. Designed for 10th Grade US History, one 45-minute session.
Meredith O'Brien Moseley
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson explores the psychological and emotional aspects of friendship, helping students understand how friendships are formed and maintained. Through engaging activities, students will learn about empathy and active listening, which are crucial skills for building and sustaining friendships. This lesson is important as it fosters social-emotional development and enhances students' interpersonal skills, which are vital for their personal and academic growth.
Michelle Thor
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching 6th-grade students how to regulate their emotions through identification and coping strategies. Using a combination of video content, interactive activities, and discussion, students will learn to recognize their emotions and apply appropriate coping mechanisms. This lesson is crucial for developing emotional intelligence and resilience, which are essential skills for personal and academic success.
Joehami Leon
Counselor
In this 30-minute lesson, 3rd graders will explore basic geography concepts by learning about maps, cardinal directions, and landforms. This engaging lesson helps students understand how maps represent the world around them and develop spatial thinking skills.
Sissy Bell
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 10th-grade students analyze risk scenarios, understand decision trees, and evaluate potential consequences for their choices in digital, substance, or relationship contexts. It's designed for one 30-minute session.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), exploring its importance and impact on their daily lives. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will gain a foundational understanding of SEL, which is crucial for their personal growth and interpersonal skills.
olearymi
School Administrator
This lesson empowers 4th-grade students to understand and demonstrate courage by making choices that benefit the common good. Through engaging activities, students will explore the meaning of courage and its impact on their community. Designed for one 30-minute session.
Olivia Rutledge
Counselor
This lesson provides an in-depth exploration of various natural disasters, including their causes, effects, and the importance of preparedness. Students will engage in critical thinking and collaborative activities to analyze real-world scenarios and develop strategies for disaster response. This lesson is crucial for fostering a deeper understanding of natural phenomena and equipping students with the knowledge to make informed decisions in emergency situations.
Crystal Davis
Social Worker
