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IB Global Politics Theories Unit Lesson 1: Introduction to Political Theories
This student-led, editable Google Slides lesson introduces the purpose, value, and limitations of political theories in IB Global Politics. It focuses on three major perspectives: Realism, Liberalism, and Critical Theories (including Feminism and Marxism), helping students understand how each lens frames power, legitimacy, sovereignty, and interdependence. The lesson is designed to build the analytical and evaluative skills needed for Paper 2 extended responses and to deepen conceptual un
11th - 12th
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: IB Global Politics Theories Unit | 5-Lesson Bundle | New Guide
IB Psychology Assessment Lesson 12: Concepts Essay
This ready-to-use IB Psychology lesson supports students in applying and evaluating the six core concepts from the 2025 specification (Causality, Bias, Measurement, Perspective, Responsibility, Change). Students complete a retrieval-based starter, a concept recall task, and then a 15-mark extended response using a structured planning and reflection framework. This lesson has been designed as a summative assessment for my introduction to concepts scheme of learning (available as a bundle in m
11th - 12th
Psychology
Hands-On Biology Lab - Gummy Bear Osmosis Lab
Gummy Bear Osmosis Lab | Diffusion & Cell Transport Investigation:Bring osmosis and diffusion to life with this engaging, hands-on gummy bear lab that helps students actually see water movement across membranes instead of just memorizing vocabulary. In this two-day investigation, students measure how different solutions affect gummy bear size and mass, calculate percent change, and explain their results using real scientific reasoning. The visual results make cell transport concepts stick — and
6th - 11th
Biology, Chemistry, Forensics
IB Psychology Lesson: 8. Perspective
This inquiry-based IB Psychology lesson explores Perspective as one of the core concepts in the new 2025 specification. Students engage in structured reflection, collaborative tasks, and extended writing to understand how different psychological perspectives shape the way behaviour is studied, interpreted, and applied. All resources are hyperlinked in the PowerPoint, including a Google Form quiz starter to activate prior learning and support cognitive priming. The lesson also includes peer as
11th - 12th
Psychology
Differentiated Author's Purpose Exit Ticket
Quickly assess students’ understanding of the author’s purpose with this low-prep exit slip! This resource allows students to identify whether a text is written to inform, persuade, or entertain using clear choices and a supportive word bank. Designed for primary learners, it’s ideal for whole-group instruction, small-group instruction, intervention, or inclusion settings. Great for formative assessment, lesson closure, and progress monitoring.
K - 2nd
Informational Text, Literature, Reading
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RL.K.1
, RL.1.1
, RI.K.2
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Complete Middle School Debate Unit | 12 Editable Lessons, Slides, Rubrics & Act
Grades 6–8 | Editable | Speaking & Listening | Argument Writing | Research | SEL Communication Skills Ready to build confident speakers, critical thinkers, and respectful communicators in your classroom?This ALL-IN-ONE Debate & Argumentation Unit Bundle includes 12 fully developed, editable lessons that take students from curious debaters to polished public speakers. Perfect for middle school ELA, speech & communication, enrichment, or project-based learning units. Whether you’re introducing
4th - 10th
Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Writing-Expository
Finding the Argument in an Article | Debating
Help your students master the structure of argument writing and reading with this ready-to-teach lesson!In this engaging and structured resource, students learn how to break down a debate article into its key parts: central claim, supporting evidence, counterargument, and rebuttal. Using color-coding and guided modeling, students analyze both sides of a real-world issue — Are Athletes Overpaid? — and build skills for reading, writing, and discussing arguments. Perfect for middle school ELA, s
5th - 10th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Other (Social Studies)
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