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Life@18: Psychology - Growing Up: Adolescence & Becoming an Adult (13)
Life@18: Psychology Human Behavior, Mental Processes, Identity, Relationships, and Well-BeingLesson 13 — Growing Up: Adolescence & Becoming an AdultNEW FOR 2026Help students understand how psychology explains thinking, behavior, learning, emotions, relationships, identity, mental health, and personal growth with this standards-aligned lesson designed for high school learners. Ideal for Psychology, Life Skills, Health, Advisory, Social Science, Human Behavior, and Career Readiness courses, this
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health, Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Life@18: Psychology - Thinking, Decisions & Common Mental Shortcuts (12)
Life@18: Psychology Human Behavior, Mental Processes, Identity, Relationships, and Well-BeingLesson 12 — Thinking, Decisions & Common Mental ShortcutsNEW FOR 2026Help students understand how psychology explains thinking, behavior, learning, emotions, relationships, identity, mental health, and personal growth with this standards-aligned lesson designed for high school learners. Ideal for Psychology, Life Skills, Health, Advisory, Social Science, Human Behavior, and Career Readiness courses, thi
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health, Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Life@18: Psychology - Unit 4: Learning, Memory & Cognition (3 Lessons)
African American Civil Rights Movement 1960s
Bring depth, structure, and powerful primary sources into your classroom with this comprehensive lesson on the African American Civil Rights Movement. This ready-to-use Google Slides presentation guides students through the evolution of the movement from post–World War II activism through the rise of Black Power, helping them analyze how different strategies shaped social change. This resource goes beyond basic coverage by emphasizing historical thinking skills, including causation, continuity
9th - 12th
Black History, U.S. History
Life@18: Psychology - Social Influence: Why We Go Along (14)
Life@18: Psychology Human Behavior, Mental Processes, Identity, Relationships, and Well-BeingLesson 14 — Social Influence: Why We Go AlongNEW FOR 2026Help students understand how psychology explains thinking, behavior, learning, emotions, relationships, identity, mental health, and personal growth with this standards-aligned lesson designed for high school learners. Ideal for Psychology, Life Skills, Health, Advisory, Social Science, Human Behavior, and Career Readiness courses, this lesson foc
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health, Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Cereal Box Rhetorical Analysis: A FREE Hands-On Activity!
This FREE rhetorical analysis introductory activity is an hands-on lesson in the way cereal companies use the three appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos) in their marketing strategies and box designs. PDF file includes a force-copy link to the Google Slideshow (editable!) and the 3-page lesson plan. Embedded in the lesson plan is a video walk through of how to rhetorically analyze a cereal box (in case that's not something you do every day). If you enjoy hands-on, activity-based learning for te
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Other (ELA)
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CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.6
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