This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of geography and cartography. Students will explore different types of maps and their uses, understanding how maps help us navigate and comprehend the world around us. This single-session lesson is designed for a whole classroom setting and will last 30 minutes.
cody.lilly
Elementary Teacher
Students will explore geographic information by learning to read and interpret maps, including symbols, scales, and compass directions. This lesson is essential for building spatial awareness and critical thinking skills as students navigate real-world scenarios using maps. Audience: 3rd Grade, Tier 1, 1 session of 30 minutes.
Payton
General Education Teacher
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 introduces middle school students to the diverse geography of early America and its impact on colonial development. Designed for autistic students with limited reading skills, it uses visual and interactive elements to explore how different regions shaped the lives of early Americans. One 20-minute session.
Emily Parker
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to essential cartography skills, including map reading, symbols, and scales, and then explores basic digital spatial analysis tools like Google Earth and GIS. Students will apply these skills by creating a route map for an exploration, fostering an understanding of geographical space analysis in a 90-minute session.
Ghislaine Arecheta
Social Studies Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 7th graders teaches students how to read a basic map and give clear directions. Understanding maps and directions is a fundamental life skill that enhances navigation abilities and problem-solving.
Lynn Dever
Counselor
Students will learn essential map skills, including reading keys, understanding compass directions, and interpreting symbols. This lesson empowers third graders to navigate maps confidently and see their real-world relevance in everyday navigation.
Sissy Bell
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute, single-session lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the five fundamental themes of geography: location, place, movement, human-environment interaction, and region. Understanding these themes provides a framework for analyzing and comprehending the world around them, fostering a deeper geographical literacy.
Jessica Ross
Instructor
This interactive lesson uses a 'Geography Challenge' activity to review the 5 Themes of Geography, Physical Geography, and Human Geography. It's designed for 9th-grade students and will take approximately 30 minutes. This lesson is essential for solidifying foundational geography concepts, helping students connect abstract ideas to real-world examples, and preparing them for future geographical studies. One 30-minute session for 9th Grade students.
Kimberlee Clarke
Social Studies Teacher
Students in small groups will explore basic geography and map skills through interactive challenges, learning to read maps, identify landforms, and use map keys. This Tier 2 lesson for 3rd graders builds critical spatial thinking and boosts confidence in navigating the world around them.
Sissy Bell
General Education Teacher
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 lesson introduces 7th-grade students with language-based disabilities to the diverse geography and cultures of Europe. Through visual aids and interactive activities, students will build foundational knowledge about the continent, enhancing their understanding of global interconnectedness. This single session is designed for 30 minutes.
JLaytner
Special Education Teacher, Music Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher, Math Teacher, Science Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 3rd graders will review the seven continents and five oceans through interactive activities that boost geography recall and map skills. This Tier 1 classroom lesson helps students build global awareness, spatial thinking, and cooperation.
Payton
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the settings of a historical fiction story by mapping them on a world map. This activity will help students understand the geographical and historical contexts of the story, enhancing their spatial thinking and visual learning skills. By connecting literature with geography, students will gain a deeper appreciation of the story's setting and its historical significance.
Veola Neal
Counselor
In this lesson, 4th-grade students will engage in a fun activity to create a simple city map. They will use basic math and geography skills to draw streets, buildings, and landmarks on graph paper. This lesson helps students understand spatial relationships and encourages creativity in designing their own city.
Stephen Habib
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
In this 3-session unit, 3rd graders will embark on a virtual journey across Europe to learn basic geography: locating Europe on a world map, identifying major countries and capitals, and exploring cultural landmarks. This Tier 1 unit builds map skills, enhances global awareness, and sparks curiosity about other cultures. Each 45-minute lesson is packed with interactive activities and visuals.
Abi
Special Education 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
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 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
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 empowers 8th-grade students to navigate the landscape of mental and emotional health resources. Students will learn to identify when professional help is needed, how to access services, and where to find reliable information to support their well-being. This lesson will be completed in one 57-minute session.
shay santiago
Health & Fitness
This lesson explores the connection between different landforms and the principles of SDG Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. Students will understand how geography impacts urban planning and sustainability efforts. Audience: 7th Grade, 1 session, 30 minutes.
Elakiya Arokia
Social Studies Teacher
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 5th graders will build spatial awareness by solving real-world mapping and geometry challenges. Students will learn to visualize shapes, interpret maps, and navigate simple grids—skills that boost math performance and everyday problem-solving.
Maggie
Social Worker
In this personalized 90-minute session, ninth graders will delve into key facts about the seven continents and five oceans through interactive maps, scaffolded activities, and targeted supports. Designed as a Tier 3 individual lesson, this session provides custom scaffolding and formative checks to ensure each student builds geographic literacy and confidence.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
This engaging 30-minute lesson introduces 7th-grade students to basic map reading skills, focusing on understanding legends and cardinal directions. It's perfect for a substitute teacher as it requires minimal preparation and provides clear, structured activities for the whole class.
Kristin Whitcomb
Elementary Teacher
This 90-minute, single-session lesson for 11th Grade students introduces the concept of geographical space and its diverse components. Students will analyze various landscapes to understand human-environment interactions, fostering an appreciation for environmental diversity.
Ghislaine Arecheta
Social Studies Teacher
This project-based lesson will engage 9th-grade students in exploring the diverse cultures, histories, and geographies of Latin America. Students will choose a country and create a presentation, fostering research skills and global awareness. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session for the entire class.
Brandon Jones
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson introduces first-grade students to basic map concepts. They will learn about symbols, keys, and how maps help us find our way, fostering spatial awareness and observational skills. This lesson is for first-grade students, designed for one 30-minute session.
Idalia Saucedo
Math Teacher, Science Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
This lesson guides 5th-grade students through creating a personal timeline of three significant life events and reflecting on how these events shaped their perspectives. Students will develop self-awareness and empathy by understanding their own journeys and sharing them with peers. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute duration.
Cheryl Murdock
Math Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the regions of the Northeast United States through inquiry-based and collaborative learning activities. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the geographical, cultural, and historical significance of the Northeast, fostering a deeper appreciation for the diversity within the United States.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
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
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 30-minute lesson, 5th graders will enhance spatial awareness by interpreting and creating maps and 3D models. This foundational skill boosts geometry understanding and real-life navigation abilities.
Maggie
Social Worker
Engage students in understanding their environment by creating maps that highlight community assets and challenges. This lesson fosters critical thinking and civic engagement, perfect for wrapping up the year with an impactful discussion.
kassandra smallwood
Social Worker
This lesson introduces 1st-grade students to basic map concepts, symbols, and and directions by creating a map of their classroom or school. It builds foundational spatial reasoning and geographical literacy skills. Designed for 1st Grade, 1 session, 60 minutes.
Timothy Reger
Instructor
This 20-minute Tier 3 individual lesson focuses on foundational map skills for low-level special education adaptive and nonverbal students. It uses errorless, coloring, and matching activities to introduce basic map concepts, helping students understand their immediate environment.
Timothy Reger
Instructor
Embark on a geographical adventure! This 30-minute lesson for 7th-grade students will sharpen their skills in identifying the countries of Western Europe, making geography both fun and memorable. By the end, students will confidently locate and name these key nations, building a stronger foundation for global studies.
Ryan Delehunt
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson provides targeted support for Spanish-speaking 9th-grade students struggling with English, school navigation, and academic performance. It will help students understand school resources, map their classes, and learn strategies for improving grades. This is a 45-minute, Tier 2 group session.
MARINA DELGADO
Social Worker
In this 45-minute 1st-grade lesson, students explore jobs in their school and community using a community map, engaging activities, and discussions to identify roles and responsibilities. This lesson helps students recognize community helpers, connect to real-world services, and reflect on their personal interests. Key materials include interactive map activities, readings, discussions, and a journal reflection.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
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
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
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
Elementary students will embark on a journey to map acts of kindness and compassion in their community. Through creative storytelling and illustrated maps, students engage in collaborative discussions to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives and the impact of empathy.
Melissa Hathaway
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore various career pathways, identifying the education, skills, and experiences needed for success. Through interactive sessions, students will map out potential career trajectories, helping them understand the steps required to achieve their career goals. This lesson is important as it empowers students to make informed decisions about their future, fostering self-sufficiency and responsible citizenship.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
Using maps as metaphors, students navigate 'emotional landscapes' by identifying emotions and mapping paths to personal well-being. This activity develops emotional literacy and understanding, enhancing students' abilities to recognize and manage emotions.
Kimberlee Nutter
Counselor
Engage grade 7 students in creating personal 'emotional maps' that visually represent their feelings and emotional journeys. This artistic project encourages self-awareness and empathy, providing a safe space for students to share and discuss their maps with peers.
Barbara Sowulewska
Instructor
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
In this lesson, students will create 'Emotion Maps' to explore and chart their emotional landscapes over a week. This activity promotes self-awareness and helps students understand and navigate their feelings through visual storytelling. By engaging in this exercise, students will develop greater emotional intelligence and the ability to articulate their emotions, which are crucial skills for personal growth and interpersonal relationships.
Bridget Yurgel
Social Worker
An engaging activity to help 7th-grade students master essential map skills, including cardinal and intermediate directions, map legends, scales, keys, and regions. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session.
Erika Rocha
Instructor
In this 30-minute 5th grade lesson, students will craft a personal timeline of three life events and reflect on how each shaped their perspective. This activity builds self-awareness, narrative skills, and reflective thinking, helping students connect personal experiences to broader life lessons.
Darrion Jemerson
General Education Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 5th graders will explore three pivotal life events by creating a personalized timeline, reflecting on how each shaped their perspective. This activity builds self-awareness and narrative skills while strengthening reflection habits. Materials include a lesson plan, slide deck, worksheet, journal page, and teacher script.
Brittany Blair
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 10th-grade students explore and understand common mental health challenges and build coping strategies. It focuses on recognizing signs of stress, anxiety, and sadness, and introduces practical techniques for managing emotions in a group setting. One 30-minute session.
Lauren Forsythe
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the concept of emotional mapping, helping them understand and navigate their emotions effectively. By learning to identify and map emotions, students gain valuable skills in emotional intelligence, which is crucial for personal development and interpersonal relationships.
Latoya Ogunbona
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the concept of emotional mapping, helping them understand and navigate their emotions effectively. By learning to identify and map emotions, students gain valuable skills in emotional intelligence, which is crucial for personal development and interpersonal relationships.
Latoya Ogunbona
Counselor, Social Worker
In this 30-minute 5th grade lesson, students will create a timeline of three significant life events and reflect on how each event shaped their perspective. This lesson fosters self-awareness, reflection, and personal storytelling skills.
Terri Harris
General Education Teacher
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 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
Guide Grades 3-5 in creating 'personal maps' where they map out their goals, strengths, and areas they wish to grow. This exercise promotes self-reflection and goal-setting, empowering students to recognize their journey and potential.
Mary Alvarado
School Administrator
In this 30-minute 5th grade lesson, students will craft a personal timeline of three pivotal life events and explain how each shaped their perspective. This reflective activity builds narrative skills, encourages self-awareness, and supports growth in writing and social-emotional learning.
Elijah Glenn
General Education Teacher
This resource guides students through exploring non-traditional and emerging careers, broadening their horizons beyond common professions. It's important for showing the dynamic nature of the job market and inspiring innovation. This lesson is for 7th Grade, lasts 90 minutes, and is designed for a single session.
Katie McCammon
Special Education Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute Pre-K lesson, students will explore our world through songs, stories, and hands-on activities to learn about the Earth’s land, water, and how we care for our planet. This lesson builds awareness of the environment, fosters curiosity about nature, and introduces basic geography in a fun, age-appropriate way.
tinsleyb
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores diverse and often overlooked landforms, expanding students' understanding of Earth's varied geography. Designed for 7th-grade students, this single 30-minute session will introduce fascinating landforms and their real-world significance.
Elakiya Arokia
Social Studies Teacher
A 30-minute interactive lesson for 6th graders on how to set and achieve personal goals. Students will learn the importance of goal planning, how to break down big goals, and create their own "future map." This lesson is important because it empowers students with a crucial life skill, helping them navigate challenges and achieve success both in and out of the classroom. Designed for a whole-class setting across one 30-minute session.
Devin Maret
Counselor
This lesson introduces 1st-grade students to the basic geography of Canada, focusing on its location as a neighbor to the U.S., its vast size, and some key geographical features. Understanding Canada helps students build a foundational knowledge of North American geography and appreciate neighboring cultures. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session with a whole classroom.
Kelsey Sproat
Instructor
A festive 30-minute activity for 1st-grade students to explore and share their favorite holiday traditions and locations, fostering cultural awareness and spatial reasoning. This lesson is designed for a single classroom session.
mdervartanian
Social Worker
This 60-minute lesson for 9th-grade small groups explores the fundamentals of credit and stocks, empowering students to make informed financial decisions. Students will learn the risks of credit and the potential of stock market investments.
Trinity Matthews
Math Teacher
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 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
In this lesson, students will learn the basics of money, including coins and bills, and their values through hands-on activities. This lesson is important as it helps students develop financial literacy skills and understand the value of money, which are essential life skills.
Jazlyn Marcos
Math, English, History, Earth Science, Biology, Physics
Embark on a virtual journey across the United States to discover the breathtaking beauty and unique geological features of all 63 National Parks. This lesson will help students appreciate the natural heritage of their country and understand the importance of conservation. Designed for high school students, this lesson is structured for one 70-minute session.
Sarah Pierce
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore and identify various types of environmental print they might encounter in their community, such as signs, labels, and logos. This lesson is crucial as it helps students recognize and understand the importance of environmental print in daily life, enhancing their ability to navigate and interact with their surroundings independently. By engaging in active and collaborative learning, students will develop their observational and social skills.
Amber Henry
Special Education Teacher
This resource provides targeted practice on understanding and using cardinal and intermediate directions with a focus on real-world navigation. It helps students struggling with directional concepts gain confidence and practical skills. This lesson is for a 6th Grade Group and will take 45 minutes across one session.
Aatiqah Ali
Counselor
In this 30-minute, one-session lesson, 6th graders will embark on a virtual journey through London’s iconic landmarks, history, and culture. Students will improve their map-reading, note-taking, and presentation skills while exploring real-world geography and global connections. This engaging, classroom-wide (Tier 1) lesson helps students build background knowledge about a major world city in an interactive way.
Anglais Mauzé Anglais Mauzé
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to ignite curiosity about potential career paths for students in grades 6-12. Through interactive activities like role-playing and career mapping, they will discover personal interests and strengths that could guide their future career choices, encouraging forward-thinking and planning.
ANNETTE JONES
Instructor
This lesson explores the fascinating idea that geographical space isn't just 'there,' but is actively shaped by human societies. Students will analyze texts, engage in a debate, and examine a local historic neighborhood to understand how social and natural factors interact to create the places we live in. Designed for 11th-grade students, this single 30-minute session will lay the groundwork for understanding the complex relationship between people and their environments.
Ghislaine Arecheta
Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will embark on a virtual safari to explore various career options and the skills needed for each. Through interactive activities, students will identify their own interests and potential career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the diverse career opportunities available and encourages them to think about their future aspirations.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This lesson teaches 4th-grade students how to effectively schedule their day. Learning to organize tasks and manage time helps students stay on track, reduce stress, and achieve their goals both in and out of school. This lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.
Lynn Dever
Counselor
This lesson is designed to help 11th-grade students explore various career options and understand the pathways to achieve them. By engaging in this session, students will gain insights into aligning their interests and skills with potential careers, which is crucial for making informed decisions about their future. The lesson will be conducted in one 30-minute session and is suitable for a Tier 1 classroom setting.
kevin.carter
Counselor
This single-session, 45-minute lesson for 9th-grade students empowers them to break down long-term career and academic goals into achievable, time-bound steps. It's crucial for developing essential life skills in planning and execution.
jtoomey
Counselor
This lesson explores how geographical space is not just a physical location, but a dynamic product of human societies and interactions. Students will analyze texts, engage in a debate, and apply concepts to a local historic neighborhood. Designed for 11th Grade, 1 session, 90 minutes.
Ghislaine Arecheta
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson helps 5th and 6th-grade students learn and identify all 50 states of the USA through an engaging and interactive scavenger hunt game. Understanding US geography is crucial for building foundational knowledge in social studies. This lesson is designed for a whole classroom setting and will take approximately 30 minutes.
Dan Graziano
Social Studies Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson guides 12th-grade students in creating a personalized one-page logistics map for their first week. It helps them visualize daily routes, identify key locations, and plan recurring routines with buffer time, ultimately saving it to their planner or phone. This is crucial for reducing first-week anxiety and promoting independent time management. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will create a personal progress map to identify and chart their academic and personal growth. This activity encourages students to set goals and evaluate their progress, fostering self-awareness and motivation. By reflecting on their achievements and areas for improvement, students will develop a clearer understanding of their personal journey and how to navigate future challenges.
Delilah Kelly
Counselor
This exciting resource introduces students to emerging and non-traditional careers, encouraging them to think innovatively about future possibilities. It's vital for broadening perspectives beyond conventional job titles and inspiring entrepreneurship. Designed for an 11th Grade Class, this lesson will take 75 minutes.
TRACY HALL
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps students explore strategies for coping with change and uncertainty through storytelling, discussions, and personal reflection activities. Understanding how to manage change is crucial for students as they transition into adulthood, helping them build resilience and adaptability in various life situations.
Abby Frey
Counselor
In this 30-minute 5th grade lesson, students will build a timeline of three significant life events and describe how each shaped their perspective. This reflection activity fosters self-awareness, narrative skills, and empathy as students connect personal history to personal growth.
Ichun Lu
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson introduces 6th-grade students to the exciting world of coordinate planes, helping them understand how to locate and plot points. It's crucial for building foundational spatial reasoning and preparing students for advanced math concepts.
Wayne Bruton
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 7th-grade students begin to explore the connection between their current interests and future career possibilities. It's designed for a small group setting (Tier 2) and will take approximately 30 minutes. Students will gain initial awareness and tools to start thinking about their career path.
Esmeralda Languzzi
Counselor
In this one-session lesson, high school students (grades 9-12) will learn how to use creative mind mapping to visualize and manage stress. This activity fosters self-awareness, promotes problem-solving strategies, and equips students with a tangible tool for stress relief in their daily lives.
sboyd
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces students to the basics of financial literacy, focusing on the importance of balancing present and future financial needs. Through inquiry-based learning, students will explore concepts such as budgeting, saving, and financial decision-making. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential skills to manage their finances effectively, preparing them for future financial responsibilities.
Timothy Sinclair
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores diverse career fields and pathways, helping 10th-grade students understand the variety of opportunities available. This resource broadens students' perspectives on potential professions and the education required for each, across 1 session lasting 70 minutes.
Cynthia Searcy
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn to chart their emotions like weather patterns, helping them understand and articulate their feelings. This visual approach can open discussions about mood changes and self-awareness, fostering emotional intelligence and self-reflection.
Kelley Guerra
Special Education Teacher, Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, middle school students will learn how to effectively map out their short-term and long-term goals using a digital tool. This lesson is crucial as it helps students develop critical thinking and planning skills, which are essential for navigating their academic journey and future aspirations. By the end of the lesson, students will have a clear understanding of how to set achievable goals and the steps needed to reach them.
Bill Sylvia
Counselor
Become a statistical sleuth! This resource teaches small groups how to collect, organize, and interpret data, empowering them to make sense of information and draw meaningful conclusions from graphs and charts. Audience: 6th Grade Group, 1 session, 60 minutes.
Ashleigh Riley
Psychologist, Counselor, Math Teacher, Science Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher, Foreign Language Teacher, Elementary Teacher, Special Education Teacher, Principal, Paraprofessional
In this interactive lesson for grades 6-8, students create an 'emotion map' that visually represents their feelings throughout the day or week. The activity encourages self-reflection and helps students identify patterns and triggers in their emotions. By understanding their emotional journeys, they can develop strategies for emotional regulation.
Kainat Shafi
Earth Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
In this lesson, students will explore the diverse weather patterns of the Southeast states. Through collaborative and active learning strategies, students will engage in activities that enhance their understanding of regional climates. This lesson is important as it helps students appreciate geographical diversity and its impact on daily life, fostering a deeper connection to the natural world.
Veronica Doe
English, History, Earth Science
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
Embark on a whirlwind 20-minute adventure to discover the Earth's most peculiar and captivating landforms beyond the usual mountains and plains. This lesson will engage 7th-grade CBSE students through interactive slides, a fun game, and a quick quiz, making geology exciting and memorable! Designed for a single 20-minute session.
Anthuvan Arokiamari
Social Studies Teacher, Science Teacher
Through a virtual exploration, students will embark on a digital journey to international natural wonders, learning about ecosystems and earth sciences. This lesson cultivates a connection to the planet while inspiring a curiosity for environmental science.
Whitney Cress
Counselor
This lesson helps 6th-grade students effectively organize and track their research from both digital and physical sources. It's crucial for developing strong research habits and avoiding plagiarism. Designed for individual Tier 3 support over one 30-minute session.
Camryn Pope
English Language Arts Teacher
Explore how nations interact and form international laws and treaties to address global challenges. This resource expands students' understanding of government beyond national borders, highlighting global cooperation. Designed for 12th Grade students, this lesson is for a single 65-minute session.
Caitlyn Turner
Music Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
In this engaging lesson, students will learn about the fifty states of the United States through various interactive activities including a reading, discussion, and game. The lesson focuses on cultivating teamwork, enhancing knowledge of U.S. geography, and providing a fun learning experience, especially for English Language Learners.
Tamara Gonzales
Math, English, History, Earth Science
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
In this lesson, students will explore various career options and set both short-term and long-term career goals. They will research the education and skills required for their chosen career paths, fostering a connection between their academic journey and future aspirations. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the relevance of their current studies to their future careers, encouraging them to make informed decisions about their education and career paths.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This 30-minute lesson for 5th-grade students helps them understand how significant life events shape their perspective. By creating a personal story map, students will reflect on their past and recognize the impact of experiences on who they are today.
Lashonda Henderson
School Administrator
Students explore diverse career pathways and the education or training they require. Understanding these pathways helps students make informed decisions about their education and career goals. This lesson is designed for a 10th-grade class and will be completed in one 50-minute session.
Kate Stein
Instructor
This lesson will guide 12th-grade students in mastering time management skills by introducing strategies for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and using tools to track progress. These skills are crucial for their transition to college or the workforce, helping them manage their responsibilities efficiently and reduce stress.
Juliana Garcia
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will explore the concepts of control and influence through interactive group activities and discussions. They will create a visual map to identify what they can control and what they can influence in their lives. This lesson is important as it helps students develop self-awareness and decision-making skills, empowering them to focus on areas where they can make a difference.
Gianna Akerberg
Counselor, Social Worker
This 15-minute Tier 3 individual lesson teaches an 8th-grade boy with autism how to use social behavior mapping to understand social situations, emotions, and expected behaviors. This skill helps students navigate social interactions more effectively and reduce anxiety.
Farrah Keeler
Psychologist
This 30-minute lesson for 12th-grade students teaches them how to locate and understand official policies and procedures, which is a vital life skill for navigating higher education or the professional world. Students will engage in a scavenger hunt to find policies and learn about available support resources. The lesson is designed for one session and includes a lesson plan, slide deck, worksheet, activity, reading, and cool-down.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces students to the concept of digital footprints and their impact on online reputation. Students will learn how their online activities contribute to their digital footprint and explore strategies to manage and protect their online identity. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to make informed decisions about their online presence, ensuring they maintain a positive reputation in the digital world.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
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 small-group journey mapping feelings and thoughts to help students pinpoint what influences their moods and decisions—fostering self-reflection. This lesson is designed for 4th Grade small groups and will run for 30 minutes.
Kristina Shanley
Counselor
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 45-minute, single-session lesson for 11th-grade students explores how data visualizations can be used to mislead or inform responsible decision-making. Students will critically analyze data, fostering media literacy and an understanding of how information shapes perspectives.
jtoomey
Counselor
