IWitness Challenge Now Open!
In partnership with the USC Shoah Foundation, students, teachers and schools can win cash prizes for creating positive change in their communities after viewing survivor testimony. Check out the self guided activity designed to lead students through the challenge.
Challenge Farming and Ranching Stereotypes
Using the award-winning documentary, “FARMLAND, a film by James Moll,” as a foundation, this curriculum, for grades 9-12, is designed to bring to life critical issues impacting the agriculture industry, such as sustainability, farming economics, and the new science behind farming.
Serve Up Career Readiness This Summer!
Free career explorations at Careers Beyond the Court are the perfect classroom extension, keeping students engaged all summer long.
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Virtual Field Trip During Red Ribbon Week
Get the facts on the opioid epidemic from the experts at the DEA. Agents and scientists will answer your students' questions LIVE in a town hall forum to kickstart lifesaving conversations in your classroom.
Discover Navy's World of Physics and Engineering!
Engage your classroom with interactive lesson plans that explore a wide range of STEM concepts using real-life applications. Integrated video, digital tools and animations will help bring learning to life!
Celebrate October with Decoding Cancer
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Decoding Cancer is dedicated to the families that are affected by this disease. Access free, NGSS-aligned lessons today & inspire the next generation of breast cancer researchers.
Smart and Mean
Q: What are the most intelligent and the most aggressive animals in Africa?
A: According to scientists, hippos are the meanest; elephants the smartest.
logic
ATHLETES IN PLACE
Q: Five athletes were returning from a cross-country race. Athlete C placed third, and athlete E placed second. From the following information, can you tell how athletes A, B, and D placed in the race?
Athlete A was not last. Athlete A came in after E. Athlete D was not first.
vocabulary matching
GENETICS
Capture your students attention and get them ready to learn with these worksheets. Try this vocabulary matching exercise on the subject of genetics at the beginning of a science lesson.
Human Development
Students will do the following:
- Examine the eight stages of human emotional and psychological development described by psychologist Erik Erikson
- Discuss Erikson’s first five stages of life, infancy through adolescence, with a focus on the adolescent “identity crisis”
Understanding Television
Students will understand the following:
- Producing a television show is a complex task that requires many skills, many people, and a great deal of thought and planning
Understanding Sterotypes
Students will:
- Assumptions can lead to stereotypes and unfair judgments about individuals and groups
- Stereotypes and biases affect our lives
Concepts in Algebra
Students will:
- Discover Islamic achievements in mathematics
- Understand Al-Khwarizmi's six standard forms of equations
- Be able to solve equations in any of the forms
Tales of Edgar Allan Poe
Students will:
- Read one work by Edgar Allan Poe ("The Pit and the Pendulum," "The Raven," or "The Tell-Tale Heart")
- Summarize basic elements (plot, characters, setting, perspective)
- Identify the emotions revealed in the work
- Create an original piece portraying these emotions
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