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Breaking Down & Building Up: The Metabolism Adventure Webquest
Welcome, biochem detectives! 🔬 Today you’ll dive into the two sides of metabolism — anabolism (building up molecules) and catabolism (breaking them down). These processes power every living cell and keep you alive, from digesting breakfast to repairing muscle tissue after a workout. In this WebQuest, you’ll explore these concepts through videos, readings, simulations, and games. By the end, you’ll be a master of metabolic pathways! Answer key included.
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Anatomy, Biology, Chemistry
Industrialism Bundle | Urbanization, Industry, and Discrimination
Bring the Gilded Age and Progressive Era to life with this comprehensive Industrialism Bundle designed for middle school and high school social studies! This resource covers urbanization, industry, immigration, and discrimination in an engaging and accessible way. Perfect for U.S. History units on the late 1800s and early 1900s, this bundle saves you planning time while giving students multiple opportunities to analyze, discuss, and apply key concepts. Students will explore: The rise of indu
6th - 10th
U.S. History
Inflation & Consumer Price Index (CPI) | High School Economics Math Lab
Inflation and the CPI (Market Basket Math) 💰 This is a comprehensive, hands-on lesson designed for high school economics, personal finance, or government classes. Students don't just read about inflation—they calculate it! This print-and-go lesson introduces the concepts of inflation, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and real purchasing power using engaging, student-friendly math and real-world data. What's Included? Detailed Reading Passage: A clear, concise introduction to inflation, deflat
9th - 12th
Civics, Economics , Government
Winter Digital Escape Room Middle School ELA & Reading Comprehension Google Form
Can your students survive a blizzard? This high-engagement digital escape room for middle school English and Reading challenges students to read closely, analyze texts, cite evidence, and apply grammar skills- all while racing to safety in a thrilling survival scenario! This digital escape room, created in Google Forms, is self-grading and editable!In this interactive activity, a group of students becomes lost during a powerful blizzard. To escape and find shelter, students must complete fi
7th - 9th
Grammar, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+13
Vocational Skills: Bea's Bakery - Job and Life Skills Simulation
Bea’s Bakery is getting busy, and she needs a reliable assistant—you! In this gamified, story-based simulation, students step into the role of a bakery helper, building essential real-world skills while having fun. What's Inside? Refill the Ingredients – Match items correctly and follow visual instructions to restock the kitchen counter.Help with Preparation – Follow step-by-step instructions to measure and add ingredients to create delicious baked goods.Fill the Measuring Cup – Practice mea
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For All Subjects
Create A Country: Nationalism & Unification
Looking for a collaborative, hands-on way to enhance your Nationalism/Unification units? This lesson is the way to go!Embark on a captivating exploration of nationalism and unification with your students through this immersive lesson plan. Students become nation-builders, creating their own countries and navigating the complexities of negotiation to unify with others. This dynamic experience enhances understanding of national identity and fosters critical thinking and diplomacy skills. This less
6th - 12th
European History, Social Studies, World History
Thanksgiving Ratios & Fraction Escape Room - Middle School Math Digital Resource
Celebrate Thanksgiving with this engaging, low-prep, self grading math activity that will challenge and excite your middle school students. Aimed at 6th grade and 7th grade students, this holiday themed digital escape room is the perfect enhancement to your units on ratios and proportions. This Google Slides presentation is filled with clickable objects to take students on a hunt through a kitchen in the midst of Thanksgiving cooking, in pursuit to find the house key and escape the room! Studen
6th - 8th
Math
Webquest: Predators & Prey - Nature’s Population Dance
In this webquest, you will explore how predator and prey populations interact in ecosystems. You will watch videos, play an interactive game, test a population model, and analyze data through questions that connect to real ecological patterns like population cycles and adaptations such as hunting strategies and camouflage. By the end of this activity, you should be able to: Describe cause-and-effect relationships in predator-prey dynamics. Analyze graphical and simulation data showing populat
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Biology, Earth Sciences, General Science
Muscular System Basics BUNDLE – Presentation, Play-Doh Model Activity & Bonus
Make the muscular system memorable, hands-on, and fun!This Muscular System Basics Bundle includes everything you need to teach the structure, function, and types of muscles to middle or early high school students. With a visually engaging presentation, a creative Play-Doh modeling lab, and a print-and-go graphic organizer, your students will explore skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles through multiple learning modalities—visual, tactile, and written! What's Included: 1. Muscular System Ba
8th - 11th
Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Matter and Interactions (MS-PS1) Unit, Contains PE's 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5
I designed these myself to cover the NGSS standards, and their evidence statements. The assignments are done on google slides, with video tutorials to accompany some of them. I also regularly used Canvas Discussions to get students to interact with each other. You could use google classroom or another platform to do this during distant learning. I designed these myself to cover the NGSS standards, and their evidence statements. There is some overlap in the standards being covers but here are su
7th - 12th
Chemistry
NGSS
HS-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
+3
Dragons & Dynasties: Exploring Ancient China WebQuest
Welcome to Dragons & Dynasties! In this WebQuest, you will explore the vast sweep of ancient Chinese history — from the earliest dynasties to the great empires. You’ll learn how dynasties were structured, how power passed from one ruling family to the next, and what made each dynasty unique. Along the way you’ll discover important Chinese contributions — like inventions, philosophies, and cultural achievements — that influenced not just China, but the entire world. This WebQuest is organized in
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Ancient History, Asian Studies, World History
Online Click & Learn: Identifying Significant digits
In this activity, you will watch a short instructional video on significant digits and then complete an interactive simulation that helps you practice identifying how many significant digits are in different numbers. Significant digits (also called significant figures) are the digits in a number that carry meaning about its precision. Throughout this worksheet, you’ll answer questions based on what you observe and learn in both the video and the simulation. Answer key included.
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Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
The Committee Room: Legislative Drafting & Policy Simulation
Transform your classroom into the halls of Congress with this zero-prep, collaborative law-making simulation!Writing a law is easy; writing a good law that balances rights with responsibilities is a challenge. The Committee Room pushes students beyond simple "I wish" statements and into the complex world of legislative drafting. Students must work in committees to design policies that are not only helpful but sustainable and enforceable. This resource is a completely self-contained Google Doc
3rd - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Layers, and Ages: A WebQuest Through Deep Time
Earth is 4.6 billion years old — but how do scientists figure out what happened when? In this WebQuest, you’ll travel through deep time, learning how fossils and rock layers tell Earth’s story. You’ll explore the rock cycle, soil horizons, and the history of life, including dinosaurs. By the end, you’ll understand geological time, the laws of relative dating (like the Law of Superposition), and how rocks and fossils reveal the major events that shaped our planet. Ready to go on a time‑travelling
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Biology, Earth Sciences, General Science
Unit 10 PBL: Processes & Governance | Unit Plan + Lessons + Labs + Final Project
Cybersecurity Unit 10: Processes & Governance | PBL Unit Plan + Lessons + Labs + Final Project Description: 🔐 Empower students to become Cyber Policy Consultants in this immersive, problem-based cybersecurity unit! This complete Unit 10: Processes & Governance bundle is designed for high school cybersecurity or CTE courses and guides students through essential governance concepts using real-world scenarios, hands-on labs, and collaborative projects. Students explore risk management, zero
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Adapt-and-Survive Safari: A Webquest on Animal Adaptations
Welcome to the Adapt-and-Survive Safari! In this webquest, you'll be exploring how animals across the planet develop adaptations — that is, special physical features, behaviours, or functions — that help them find food, evade predators, reproduce, and thrive in their habitats, even when the environment is challenging. Your mission: travel through an animated intro video, learn more in an informational site, experiment in a simulation, and then test your knowledge in a fun review game. As you go
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Simulation: Mock Campaign, Election, and Lobbying
Mock Election Simulation for Middle School – Teacher-Led Civics AdventureTransform your classroom into a dynamic, civics-driven campaign headquarters with this fully immersive Mock Election Simulation designed specifically for middle school students! Perfect for Social Studies, Civics, Gifted, or ELA classrooms, this engaging, standards-aligned resource blends project-based learning, persuasive writing, speech, collaboration, and gamified mechanics to create an unforgettable educational experie
6th - 8th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Other (ELA)
Labor Market & Wages Introduction | High School Economics Reading & Graphing
📈A Complete Intro to the Labor Market: Reading, Graphing & Activities 💼 Teaching the labor market can feel abstract and disconnected from students' lives. This all-in-one, no-prep resource changes that by transforming core economic principles into a practical guide for your students' futures! This lesson pack has everything you need to guide students through the essentials of jobs, wages, and unemployment in an engaging and self-paced format. From understanding why a software developer earns
9th - 12th
Economics , Government
The Oregon Trail: A D&D Game Adventure!
This is a very basic adventure-style game to play in your classroom! Students create a character, then with the help of your narrating and some dice, build a story of their journey to Oregon. THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES: -directions for any seasoned or unseasoned d & d players to run a successful and fun story! -character sheet template -note-takers -stats sheet -a practice session with 2 encounters -3 sessions with 3 encounters each -a pre-made story with a script (located in the NOTES section of the
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Creative Writing, Drama, U.S. History
CCSS
SL.2.3
, CCRA.W.3
Simulation and debate: American colonists vs. Native Americans vs. Parliament
Get your students debating with this engaging, ready-to-use classroom simulation! This resource is designed to help students analyze the complex challenges faced by the British government, American colonists, and Native Americans following the French and Indian War. It directly addresses the essential question: "Why did Britain’s attempts to reevaluate its control over the colonies cause controversy?" This is a full-class, in-class fictional "summit" and debate simulation where students take on
9th - 12th
U.S. History
Colonizing the Final Frontier: A Space & Colonization Project & STEM Challenge
Task:Before we knew much about Earth, we learned how explorers set sail to discover new land. But once they found the land, what happened next? How do people colonize a new land? Today, we are dealing with a new issue regarding colonization. We know that Earth has limited resources, and the planet will not survive forever. But then the question remains, once our planet is inhabitable, where do we go next? Many researchers are looking to the final frontier for a solution- space! Could we explore
3rd - 8th
Engineering, General Science, U.S. History
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Mastering Effective Internet Research | Digital Literacy & Critical Thinking
What’s Included: This comprehensive lesson plan guides students through the entire internet research process—from crafting search queries to evaluating sources and citing them ethically. Perfect for high school computer science, media literacy, or research units! Includes:Full lesson plan (2–3 class periods)Editable student worksheet (13 steps)Slide deck for instructionSource evaluation tablesCitation practice (MLA, APA, Chicago)Bias and ethics discussion promptsReflection and synthesis activi
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Bundle! Unit Plan: Communicating with Technology
6th Grade Geometry/Area & Surface Area Escape Room - Digital Math Resource
Make geometry fun with this engaging, low-prep, self grading math activity that will challenge and excite your middle school students. Aimed at 6th grade math students, this digital escape room is the perfect enhancement to your units on area and surface area. This Google Slides presentation is filled with clickable objects to take students on a hunt through the gymnasium in pursuit of a hall pass to escape the room! Students will interact with the room’s elements, solve problems, and collect p
6th - 8th
Math
House Buying Simulation -Financial Literacy & Economics-
Watch the teacher demo video: https://youtu.be/D-BVwLD2ERY Students learn how to buy a house in this realistic interactive simulation. In this project students find an apartment to rent and calculate rent payments over years. Then students find a house to buy and decide if/how to renovate it. They analyze equity gained over years and compare that to the savings if they rented. Curriculum designed by a professional team (teacher, data analyst, and mortgage officer). Simulation includes A scena
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Family Consumer Sciences
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