Identify the Resolution This handout is for use in the There Are Many Ways to Resolve Conflicts lesson plan.		Write a Letter to the President Students will write a letter to the president with details of their ideas for goals to be met...
Does the pH of Water Affect the Growth of Bean Plants? Introduce students to botany and the basics of acids and bases with this printable science...		Does It Matter How Much Air Is in Your Basketball? Students observe how different levels of air pressure affect the performance of a basketball in...
Modern Day Mona Lisa Have students make a new version of the Mona Lisa, reflecting the lives of women today. This...		Multicultural Statue of Liberty In this arts & crafts project, students will create multicultural Statues of Liberty. This is...
Which Foods Do Molds Love Best? Teach your students about the history of mold and its possibilities for scientific application...		Spelling Multiple Syllable Words Use a lesson that teaches students a systematic approach to using phonics in order to spell...
An Honest Cigarette Ad? Increase student awareness of media manipulations in advertising for cigarettes as they create...		Asking Questions When Reading In this lesson, the teacher will read The Wall by Eve Bunting with the purpose of...
Create a Hogwarts Floor Plan Students learn about the concept of scale and other mapping skills by creating a floor plan of...		Write a Letter to Jesse Owens Assuming the role of a fellow athlete, Nazi supporter or African-American, students will write...
What About Fighting? In this conflict-resolution lesson, students discuss the use of violence, the reasons people...		Emotion Similes Students will learn about similes and write a poem using them.
The Life of Milton Hershey Enhance reading comprehension with a lesson that is centered around a biography about Milton...		Building Vocabulary Using Word Roots and Prefix Meanings During the lesson, students build their vocabulary by using word webs to help them learn the...
Math and Music: Fibonacci Sequence Students discover that patterns in music that relate to the Fibonacci Sequence.		How Fast Are You? Testing and Measuring Reflexes Students test people in different age groups to determine how a participant's age may affect...
Are All Pennies Created Equal? Teach your students about the chemical compounds within a penny with this hands-on science...		Pilgrim Unit (7 lessons) Use this chart to plan the Pilgrim Study Unit (objectives and materials) of six lessons. ...