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4th Graders Have Their “Sites” on Learning
Teacher(s) Name: Miss Brinson School: Nuckols Farm ES Grade Level(s): Grade 4 Content Area(s): Virginia Studies and Math Lesson Summary Students began researching about major …
Teacher(s) Name: Miss Brinson School: Nuckols Farm ES Grade Level(s): Grade 4 Content Area(s): Virginia Studies and Math Lesson Summary Students began researching about major …
Teacher(s) Name: Mrs. Basham, , , and School: Gayton ES Grade Level(s): Grade 4 Content Area(s): Virginia Studies Lesson Summary Students created a common Google …
This lesson is for : Grade 4: Summary After identifying the five regions of Virginia and learning about their historical importance, students needed to shift …
Summary In this lesson students will be challenged to understand the impact contributions had from our founding fathers. The following question will be directed to …
Summary How do we find out what is going on in the world around us? Compare that to how word traveled during the 17th & …
Summary Through our study of the Civil War, we study the causes, the battles, the effects, and the general way of life during the Civil …
Summary In groups of 2-3 students, the fourth graders will choose a topic about Jamestown to research. Students will use search engines such as Ask …
Summary Summary: Students will be presented with the following problem: “The current site of Jamestown is no longer a good location as the capital of …
Submitted by:Ryan Stein Collaborators: Music Teacher: Amy Holzbach Art Teacher: Kathy Schini Additional Teachers: Kristen King, Jayne Bluford, Matt Stein, Nat Draper, & Kelly Becker …
Submitted by: Justine Lawson Collaborators: Suzanne Whitlow School: Three Chopt Elementary Summary Students will become archaeologists as they “dig” through information about Virginia’s past. This …