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Early Elementary Science - Human Body Unit with Literacy Math by Lisa of The Lesson Guide: "This
Early Elementary Science based Anatomy Unit will teach students about
the Human Body (inside and out) with colorful graphics and diagrams
using a variety of Literacy and Math skills. This unit includes
Measurement Skills, an original Poem with a Get Moving Analysis,
Information/Facts about each Body Part with Vocabulary, Templates for
students to create a nonfiction book about their body, Full color
pictures of body parts and locations of body parts, a Classification and
Math graphing activity with Critical Thinking Analysis, a Unit
Project/Human Diagram, a Word Wall Classification activity with Phrase
Cards, Resources and more!" (K-2)
This Early Elementary Science based Anatomy Unit will teach students about the Human Body (inside and out) with colorful graphics and diagrams using a variety of Literacy and Math skills.
This unit includes Measurement Skills, an original Poem with a Get Moving Analysis, Information/Facts about each Body Part with Vocabulary, Templates for students to create a nonfiction book about their body, Full color pictures of body parts and locations of body parts, a Classification and Math graphing activity with Critical Thinking Analysis, a Unit Project/Human Diagram, a Word Wall Classification activity with Phrase Cards, Resources and more!
This package will enable you and your students the ability to spend one to two weeks on Human Body Systems and can be easily used by Homeschooled students.
An arcade of games and interactive activities for grades K-12 focused on ocean and air themes. It highlights the science and the activities of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and other agencies and organizations promoting environmental stewardship.
Spigot Sciencepublications help promotescience literacyfor students and teachers. The Basic subscription (free) provides access to the blog, library, and two sample publications for grades 4-9.
Two golden orb spiders (Nephila clavipes) lived in space and on the International Space Station (ISS) in separate habitat chambers from May 16 to July 21, 2011. The free Spiders in Space guide contains instructions for setting up ground-based spider habitats and helping students to design their own spider investigations.
The Balanced Equation introduces students in grades 9-12 to global sustainability and chemistry’s role in developing long-lasting solutions. This site features 10 interdisciplinary lessons.
Ten Tips for working with English language learners are provided on this site as well as links and information to implement each idea in the classroom. This site also offers suggestions for adapting typical classroom activities for use with ELLs.
Educators can download inquiry-based lesson plans for teaching 6 middle school chemistry units (Matter – Solids, Liquids, and Gases changes of State; Density; the Periodic Table and Bonding; The Water Molecule and Dissolving; and chemical Change). Each unit contains several lessons and related multimedia.
Middle and High School students learn about chronic health problems that often occur among immigrants due to poor working conditions, harsh weather, pesticide use, and other challenges. The lesson is appropriate for science, language arts, or social studies classes.
Science Companion offers Virtual field trips for the K-6 science classrooms that pair photographs with text with lessons. Current/Past virtual field trips include Soils, Motion, Sky & Weather, Butterfly Life Cycle, Light, Rocks, Oil Spill Clean-up, Collecting & Examining Rain Forest Life, Human Body, Earth’s Changing Surface, Habitats, Electrical Circuits, and Solar Energy.
“Confessions of a Converted Lecturer” shares a presentation on how an educator changed his approach to teaching from lecture-based to interactive lessons which resulted in significant improvement in student performance.
K-12 educators can create and share custom-made online lesson plans and projects that make science, history, math, and civics come alive. The site contains more than 4,000 primary-source documents from the National Archives that can be incorporated into unique multimedia lessons.
The Universe in the Classroom celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Drake Equation, the formula that helps scientists estimate the likelihood of intelligent, communicative life in the universe.
Podcasts and classroom resources and activities in the Astronomy lecture Series by noted astronomers. Titles include: "How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had it Coming," "A Scientist Looks at 'Doomsday 2012' and the Rise of Cosmophobia" and many other audio recording topics.
Interdisciplinary activities to introduce students in grades 7-12 to the controversial scientific and policy issues related to hazardous waste sites and cleanup of these sites.
This website was developed to encourage young women to pursue careers in math, science, and technology by sharing videos and stories of female astronauts, engineers, and scientists.
Take a look at these great resources offered by Bright Ideas that are on sale through the month of April and be prepared for the next school year!
The Mystery of History series is everything a family needs for teaching history. Multi-age activities, book and video lists, memory helps, timeline suggestions, quizzes, and map work included. This series is written for grades 4-8. Save 39% on this downloadable bundle during the month of April.
Looking for a Language Arts (and more!) program? “Illuminations” covers Language Arts (grammar, writing, copywork, spelling and vocabulary), Literature, Science, Humanities (poetry, theatre, music, and art), Geography, History, Life Skills, and Projects.
Two levels: 3rd–8th and high school. *Does not include Math. Save 8% on downloadable bundles during the month of April.
Are you looking to add Geography and map skills to your lessons? Check out WonderMaps. It’s a customizable collection of over 350 different maps. Including: 60+ maps of the world, 60+ maps of the USA,125 historical maps, and 25 biblical maps. This program is available via CD or Download.
Early Elementary Science - Human Body Unit with Literacy Math by Lisa of The Lesson Guide: "This
Early Elementary Science based Anatomy Unit will teach students about
the Human Body (inside and out) with colorful graphics and diagrams
using a variety of Literacy and Math skills. This unit includes
Measurement Skills, an original Poem with a Get Moving Analysis,
Information/Facts about each Body Part with Vocabulary, Templates for
students to create a nonfiction book about their body, Full color
pictures of body parts and locations of body parts, a Classification and
Math graphing activity with Critical Thinking Analysis, a Unit
Project/Human Diagram, a Word Wall Classification activity with Phrase
Cards, Resources and more!" (K-2)
