Fourth graders explore how to use the correct forms of adverbs to compare actions.

Students gather, analyze and interpret data. They explain scientific inquiry. They plot points on a map and report information from a spatial perspective.

Young scholars listen actively to the teacher go over the note sheet and copy down other important information not on the sheet and ask questions about what they do not understand. They then use this information to help them complete...

Young scholars, in groups, examine the different aspects of George W. Bush's life that led him to settle in the Camas-Washougal area and eventually homestead in Tumwater, Washington. They write a class biography of George W. Bush.

Learners use sale ads to compare and contrast prices on groceries, electronics, appliances and other goods. Working in groups, students brainstorm ways to save money on these items. This lesson plan is intended for learners acquiring...

Sixth graders investigate the problem of crime in the United States. They conduct class discussion and roleplay the types of actions that should be taken when witnessing a crime. They discuss the roles of social responsibility and its...

In this speaking and listening worksheet, students improve oral language by participating in a dialogue with a classmate about ordering food in a fast food restaurant. Note: This is from the U.K.-- money is pounds and pence, french fries...

In this health worksheet, students learn about proper diet and exercise by reading the cartoons and deciphering a secret code about health.

In this social studies worksheet, students learn to respect each other at school. Students read the information on this poster, list their unique qualities and list ways that students are different.

In this language arts worksheet, students learn 45 new vocabulary words from Chapter 7 of Flat Stanley. There are no questions to answer; this is a vocabulary list.

In this cell activity, students complete a graphic organizer by determining what organelles are found in plant or animal cells and their functions.

Students explore concepts in life science using segments drawn from Discovery Channel. In this life science lesson, students participate in discussions about the food chain. Students create a poster to illustrate a predator and...

In this avoiding primer language instructional activity, students combine four or five simple sentences into one effective sentence with only one independent clause.

In this word scramble worksheet, pupils look for names of fruits and vegetables in a word find; words are hidden horizontally and reveal the answer to a riddle.

In this word search instructional activity, students find a total of 11 numbers written in word form. One example is found for students, answers are on page 2.

Students are reintroduced to the letter sound combination "ir" and review a mix of 12 letter  combinations on the board. In this "ir" lesson, students take turns practicing the pronunciation of the letter combination "ir" out...

Young scholars explore language arts by participating in a word sound activity. In this letter combination lesson, students discuss the sound "ur" makes and the types of words it appears in. Young scholars identify the sound as the...

Students explain why new drugs are needed to treat cardiovascular disease, cancer, inflammation, and infections. They infer why some marine invertebrates are promising sources of new drugs, explaining the process in which cells...

Students explore the proximity of the Hudson Shelf Valley and the Hudson Canyon to one of the Nation's most populated areas. They study that from 1987 to 1992, two dumpsites in the Hudson Shelf Valley and Hudson Canyon, one 12 miles

Learners explore the proximity of the Hudson Shelf Valley and the Hudson Canyon to one of the Nation's most populated areas. They study that from 1987 to 1992, two dumpsites in the Hudson Shelf Valley and Hudson Canyon, one 12 miles

Students research and write a paper on a student chosen topic that has global and historical perspectives.

Students explore their school building and examine the rocks it is made of. They discover how rocks become building materials and participate in a variety of activities surrounding this subject.

Students examine and discuss a collage by the artist Romare Bearden. They analyze the impact of jazz on art, listen to jazz, and create an original collage.

Pupils review previously written essays, draw pictures of shapes, and write descriptive essays.