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Exploring Native American Art
This visual art lesson plan on Native American art introduces students to the creative traditions of tribes from across North America, showing how art reflects their stories, beliefs, and unique environments. Through hands-on projects, students explore the significance of corn in creation stories, design animal and spirit symbols on totem poles, craft Pueblo or Mississippian-inspired coil pottery, make Navajo-style sandpaintings, and weave baskets inspired by Woodland and Southeast tribes.The
PreK - 8th
Art History, Other (Social Studies), Visual Arts
Safe vs Not Safe Real Picture Sort-Life Skills Special Education, Autism| PK K 1
Teach real-life safety skills using REAL pictures students can actually understand.This hands-on Safe vs Not Safe resource is designed specifically for Preschool, special education, autism support classrooms, and early learners who need clear, concrete instruction to build essential life skills. Unlike clipart-based materials, this resource uses real-world images to help students recognize, understand, and apply safety concepts in everyday situations. 🎯 WHAT STUDENTS WILL LEARN: ✔ Iden
PreK - 1st
Classroom Community, Health, Other (Math)
Outdoor Learning Discussion Prompts | Kindergarten | Grade One
Bring Your Morning Meetings Outside with Engaging, Curriculum-Aligned Discussions ☀️ Transform your outdoor learning time into meaningful conversations with this set of 80 detailed discussion prompts designed specifically for Kindergarten educators and early primary. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to spark curiosity, build oral language, and foster connections to the world around your students — all while supporting Ontario’s Four Frames of the Kindergarten Program. What’s Included: ✅ 80
PreK - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Environment
Decimals Create a Farm End of Year Math Project Math Activity Enrichment Summer
Back to School, End of Year Farm Math Project Based Learning PBL. This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school math activity - Printable & Digital Project (EDITABLE) - Build a Farm - multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication (including decimals), money management, area and perimeter calculations. This is a great extension and enrichment for end of the year or summer school activity to practice real-world math. "Create your own Farm"
5th - 8th
Arithmetic, Decimals, Math
No Prep Sub Plans: Animal Life Cycles Research + Group Project Create a Diagram
No Prep Sub Plans: Animal Life CyclesResearch + Group Project (Create a Life Cycle Diagram)Bring life science to life with this engaging Animal Life Cycles Research + Group Project! Students investigate how animals grow and change over time while creating detailed life cycle diagrams, researching stages of development, and comparing different animal life cycles. This ready-to-use lesson combines:Life scienceResearch skillsDiagram labelingScientific observationCollaborative learningStudents expl
4th - 8th
Biology, Environment
4th Grade End of Year Math Project Create Farm Activity Multi-Digit Operations
Back to School, End of Year, Enrichment Farm Project Based Learning PBL Activity. This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school math activity - Printable & Digital Project (EDITABLE) - Build a Farm - multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication (no decimals), money management, area and perimeter calculations. This is a great extension and enrichment for end of the year or summer school activity to practice real-world math. "Create your
3rd - 5th
Basic Operations, Geometry, Math
No Prep Sub Plans: Time Zones Research + Group Project | Build a Global Clock
No Prep Sub Plans: Time Zones Research + Group Project | Build a Global Clock Guide Grades 5–8 Help students understand how the world stays connected through time zones with this engaging, real-world geography and research project! In this collaborative middle school activity, students explore how Earth’s rotation connects to time zones, UTC/GMT, daylight saving time, and global scheduling. Working in groups, students research world cities, compare time differences, solve real-life scenarios, an
5th - 8th
Earth Sciences, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Build a Boat STEM Challenge Hands On Kindergarten Science Sink or Float Inquiry
Looking for a fun, hands-on boat STEM challenge for kindergarten that explores sink or float concepts while engaging young learners in science inquiry? This Build a Boat STEM Challenge is the perfect resource to introduce your students to engineering, design, and scientific thinking.This low-prep resource is designed specifically for early elementary students and includes everything you need to guide your class through an exciting boat-building investigation. Students will love designing
PreK - 3rd
Engineering, General Science, Other (Science)
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
Build to Survive: Sustainable Homes for a Changing World | Grade 6 STREAM Capsto
Build to Survive: Sustainable Homes for a Changing World Grade 6 | STREAM Capstone | Lesson 1 of 16 | Teacher's Guide + Student Booklet + PowerPoint🌍 Have you ever wondered why homes around the world look so completely different?Why are homes in Japan light and flexible? Why are Dutch homes elevated above the ground? Why do desert homes have thick walls and tiny windows? In this extraordinary resource, your students transform into REAL engineers who research, design, and build sustainable h
5th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Environment, Physical Science
CCSS, NGSS
W.6.1
, W.6.1e
, W.6.2b
+18
America 250 Activity: American Symbols Museum Banner Project | Bulletin Board
Celebrate America 250 with this engaging American Symbols museum project designed for elementary social studies classrooms (grades 2–5). These student-created museum exhibit banners transform classrooms, hallways, bulletin board, or libraries into interactive history displays while helping students explore the meaning, purpose, and symbolism of iconic American landmarks, documents, and national symbols. This resource is ideal for younger learners and serves as a hands-on introduction to civ
2nd - 5th
For All Subjects, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
No Prep Sub Plans: Gravity | Research + Group Project | STEM Science Experiment
No Prep Sub Plans: Gravity | Research + Group Project | STEM Science Experiment Activity | Grades 4–8No Prep Sub Plans: Gravity is an engaging cross-curricular STEM lesson that helps students explore one of the most important forces in the universe through research, collaboration, and hands-on experimentation! Students investigate gravity, air resistance, and falling objects before designing and running their own safe gravity experiment in teams. This ready-to-use resource combines science inqui
4th - 8th
General Science, Physical Science
Create a Cruise PBL (Project Based Learning) Printable - End of Year, Summer
This printable Project Based Learning (PBL) can be used during WIN Time or Intervention time as an extension for high achievers or GT students. This activity requires students to think creatively to plan a cruise. They will include their friends, analyze situations, determine activities, and plan routes. I would recommend this activity for high 2nd graders up through 6th grade. Great for end-of-the-year or post-testing times. :)
2nd - 6th
Classroom Community, Geography, Writing
No Prep Sub Plans: World Biomes: Cold Desert STEM Design Series Grades 4-8
World Biomes: Cold Desert Research + Group Project | Grades 4–8 “Not all deserts are hot!”Engage your students with this high-interest, no-prep STEM + science activity where they explore one of Earth’s most surprising biomes — the cold desert. Students research climate, plants, animals, and adaptations, then work collaboratively to design a comparative biome poster. This resource is perfect for building content knowledge, research skills, and collaboration — all in one structured, student-f
4th - 8th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Geography
Create A Country Research Project - Project-Based Learning Activity
Students will use their imagine-NATION to create a country of their very own! This research project can be used after a major social studies unit such as geography, a persuasive text unit, project-based learning, or just for fun! Students will create their country using guiding questions and design an advertisement persuading others to visit or live in their country. What This Product Includes:Project Overview8 Country Information response pages8 Country Advertisement information and response
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Geography
Also included in: Project and Research Activity Bundle for Grades 3-6
Chinese New Year Lantern 2026 :: Year of the HORSE :: Lunar New Year :: Horse
TPT Description: Year of the Horse Chinese Lanterns Year of the Horse Activity Sheets A creative way to decorate your classroom for Chinese New Year on February 17th, 2026. Year of the Horse lanterns hanging from the ceiling or sitting on the shelf, your kiddos will love creating and putting on their own personal touches on these beautiful Chinese New Year lanterns. These units are designed in a Mix & Match format. You are able to pick the pieces that you want, depending on t
K - 6th
Asian Studies, Visual Arts
No Prep Sub Plans: U.S. Military History — Pearl Harbor-Historical Impact Report
No Prep Sub Plans: U.S. Military History — Pearl HarborResearch + Group Project (Historical Impact Report)Help students explore one of the most important turning points in world history with this engaging Pearl Harbor Historical Impact Report project. Students investigate how the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 changed the United States, reshaped the Pacific, and altered the course of World War II forever. Perfect for U.S. History, World War II units, Military History, Civics, Emerg
6th - 10th
Geography, U.S. History
APES Unit 5 Meat Production – Feedlot (CAFO) or Free-Range, Data Analysis, CER
Editable file included! Save prep time with a ready-to-use, high-impact project-based activity for APES Topic 5.7 Meat Production Methods! Students step into the role of Community Advisory Board members tasked with recommending whether a local agricultural cooperative should establish a 15,000-head CAFO or a 40,000-acre free-range cattle operation. Using data tables, calculations, and evidence-based reasoning, they evaluate land use, water quality, GHG emissions, economic trade-offs, and hum
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Environment
NGSS
HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-1
, HS-LS2-1
+3
Algebra 2 Polynomials Unit Concept Assessment | Performance Assessment
Bring creativity into your Algebra classroom with this engaging Polynomials Unit Concept Assessment! Students will work together to solve a problem in the context of shipping a box at the post office. This math assessment is perfect for Algebra 2 or Pre-Calculus students. The project is designed with two components: Partner/Collaboration: Students will collaborate to understand the problem, create equations and a graph, and start to interpret the context.Individual Assessment: Students will work
9th - 12th
Algebra 2, Graphing, PreCalculus
CCSS
HSA-SSE.B.3
, HSA-SSE.B.3a
, HSA-APR.B.2
+9
No Prep Plans: Chemistry Review-Matter Around Us Museum Display
No Prep Plans: Chemistry ReviewCapstone Project: Matter Around Us Museum DisplayAligns with Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Year 7 ChemistryBring an entire chemistry unit together in one engaging, student-centered capstone project! In this culminating investigation, students become museum exhibit designers as they create a "Matter Around Us" Museum Display that showcases the major concepts from Cambridge Lower Secondary Year 7 Chemistry. Students review atoms, elements, compounds, mixtures, ac
6th - 8th
Chemistry
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