Students practice finding the sums of two-one digit numbers. In this addition lesson plan, students also record facts onto an addition chart.

Students identify the ratios of a right triangle. In this calculus instructional activity, students use the law of sines to solve problems involving non-right triangles. They identify the different parts of a triangle.

Students create a plan to solve word problems. For this algebra lesson, students identify important steps to take when setting up a word problem. They relate algebra to the real world.

Stuednts identify triangles for the Simson Line. In this geometry lesson plan, students solve triangular problems using the properties of triangles.They differentiate between the height, congruency and similarity.

Students investigate the properties of triangles. In this geometry lesson, students identify the location of different polygons. They identify the different properties of triangles and polygons.

Students identify the properties of different polygons. In this geometry lesson, students find the slope of a line and calculate the distance between two lines. They differentiate between similar and congruent polygons.

Students differentiate between parallel and perpendicular lines. In this geometry activity, students identify the different angles created by perpendicular lines and parallel lines. They name the angles that are form when parallel lines...

Learners identify the different central tendencies. In this probability lesson, students create the correct type of graphs to analyze their data. They make predictions and draw conclusions from their data.

Students graph linear equations. In this algebra lesson, students discuss the effect the change in one variable has in an equation. They discuss the effect equations have if you chage the value of the variable.

Students identify different angles. In this geometry lesson, students identify different properties of triangles. They find the altitude, median and angle bisector.

Students investigate data and recyclable materials. In this math lesson, students save recyclable materials and create a graph of the materials. Students discuss how they could help the environment by recycling.

Students compose groups of items up to the number 5. In this number 5 lesson plan, students also connect names to numbers, record sizes of groups, and compose and decompose groups.

Students match quantities to their number.  In this building to nine lesson, students put groups of objects together to make a group of nine.

Learners complete subtraction problems where they use goldfish crackers as their manipulatives in the problem. In this subtraction lesson plan, students use words and pictures to also show their problems.

Learners use a balance to complete subtraction problems and weigh out the items they take away. For this subtraction lesson plan, students use a pan balance and record their equations.

Students study fact families. In this math activity, students use fact families to play a game of concentration. Students identify subtraction facts they need to learn.

Young scholars estimate the amount of money they have in groups of pennies, nickels, and dimes. In this money lesson plan, students then count up the amounts they have and exchange money amounts.

Students make bar graphs and identify items in the bar graphs as being likely, certain, or impossible. In this bar graphs lesson plan, students answer questions about the bar graphs using reasoning and communication skills.

Students use objects and symbols to create original linear patterns. In this patterns lesson plan, students also translate patterns from one modality to another.

Students explore how loudness is measured. They identify the decibel scale and explain the amplitude of the sound wave.

Students study vocal style and techniques in various genres. They critique vocal performances by completing critique charts.

Students complete a survey and enter the responses in a spreadsheet. The spread sheet is used to create a bar graph. Students complete spreadsheets listing types of hazards in their community.

After researching the Greenland Space Science Symposium, curious thinkers create a PowerPoint or video presentation. They use the information they gathered to construct their presentation.

It's the age of technology! The idea of computer literacy and fluency are rapidly gaining importance; can your learners keep up? To keep them interacting with technology, bring them to the computer lab for small group reading...