15MS700_Principles of Government and Citizenship PSAs
This lesson is for : Grade 8: Summary After learning about the rights, duties, and responsibilities that each citizen has, students were then divided into …
CategoryCritical Thinking – App
Student Choice and Voice: Leveraging the Power of the Learner (15HS701)
This lesson is for : Grade 10: English Summary “Student Choice and Voice: Leveraging the Power of the Learner” is all about empowering students to …
The Lessons of Reconstruction (15MS603)
This lesson is for Grade/Subject: 7th Grade US History (USII) Summary In this lesson, students practice research skills and evaluate sources based on reliability, authority, …
The Immigrant Experience (15MS601)
This lesson is for Grade/Subject: US History II (7th Grade) Summary Students stumble upon a suitcase which contains six primary sources related to immigrant life …
Let Me Take a #Selfie – World War II Version (15MS602)
Summary In this lesson, students create “selfies” to represent various historical figures from the World War II era. Students are assigned a historical figure from …
Connecting With Our Native American Friends, Past and Present – A Visual Story- 7162
Summary This project was created and implemented as a part of Longdale Elementaryʼs 2013-14 Partners in the Arts Grant program, “Virginiaʼs First People.” The goal …
Transcendentalism and Today’s Student – 8127
Summary In this lesson, students connected art and music to Transcendentalism by creating their own artwork to represent what Transcendentalism means to them. Students had …
Become a Meterologist – 7361
Summary Students were posed the following scenario: You have just been hired by the local TV station as a meteorologist! A meteorologist is someone who …
Rebels Remember – 8126
Summary In this lesson, English 9 students learn the difference between primary and secondary sources while also learning more about the American Civil Rights period. …
Who Should Do the Dishes? An Exploration of Children’s Views on Gender Roles – 8130
Summary Students will interview students in grades K, 2 and 4 on gender roles in the household to get a sense of what type of …