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Neuroscience & Brain Anatomy Bundle: Signaling, Nervous System & Functions
Neuroscience & Brain Anatomy Bundle: Signaling, Nervous System & FunctionsGrades: 10–12Included Titles: Parts of the Brain & Functions, The Brain: Structure & Homunculus, Introduction to Cell Communication and Signaling.Teacher Use: Great for psychology or advanced biology. Use the "Homunculus" slides to explain sensory processing in the brain.
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology
Health, Pathology & Disease Control Grades 9-12
Health, Pathology & Disease Control – (Grades 9-12)Combining basic healthy organ function with epidemiology and history of medicine.Global Health Crisis pptxCigarette Smoke & Disease: Epidemiology and Experimental EvidenceControlling Disease: Pasteur, Antibiotics, and Drug ResistanceBeing Healthy: The Lungs & Gas Exchange (Editable)Body Image & Societal Pressures (Editable)And More
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology
30:44
No Cap - You Create Your Reality - Audio/Video Book-Mr. O
Designed for "At Risk" youth in particular. This book provides them with the basic fundamentals of how to successfully function in this society from communicating, to showing mutual respect for young men and women as well as respect for authority as well as how to look the part and effect themselves and the community at large. It also addresses peer pressure. This Audio/Video book is one that prompts discussion and self-reflection.
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Character Education
Advanced Human Physiology & Coordination Grades 10-12
Advanced Human Physiology & Coordination – (Grades 10-12)Focusing on the complex systems that manage the body, from sugar levels to brain function.Advanced Cardiac Cycle Coordination & ECG InterpretationMyogenic Control of the Heart BeatBlood Sugar Regulation: The Pancreas, Insulin & Glucagon (Editable)Parts of the Brain & Their Functions (Editable)Introduction to Cell Communication and Signalling
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology
Math 6 | Common Factors & Cryptography Lesson Slides | Encryption Theme
"When will I ever use this?" Answer that question with this engaging lesson connecting Common Factors to Cryptography (Codes). Take your students beyond basic lists. This lesson uses a "Secret Agent" theme to show how factors function as "keys" to unlock encrypted messages. It bridges the gap between abstract math and real-world computer science concepts in a way that is approachable for Middle Schoolers. WHAT'S INSIDE:The "Hook": Introduction to encryption and why we need factors to break co
5th - 7th
Applied Math, Arithmetic, Numbers
CCSS
6.NS.B.4
Also included in: Crack the Code: Common Factors Full Lesson Bundle (Slides + Activity)
Advanced Cell Biology Complete Unit: Organelles, Microscopy & Tissues (Editable)
Advanced Cell Biology Complete Unit: Organelles, Microscopy & Tissues (Editable)Grades: 10–12Included Titles: Cell Structures Part 1 & 2, Eukaryotic Cell Structures, Advanced Cell Biology: Organelles & Tissues, Advanced Electron Microscope: TEM vs. SEM.Teacher Use: Excellent for teaching structure vs. function. The TEM vs. SEM presentation helps students visualize cellular "machinery" beyond what a light microscope can see.
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology
Circuits Learning (COMPLETE)
Are you looking for comprehensive and child-friendly resources to introduce CIRCUITS? These materials will work well from 8 years and older. This bundle includes Montessori 3/5 part cards, task cards, editable presentation slides, worksheets, center activities and task cards. The materials can also served as review notes for upper elementary and middle-class students. PS. TASK CARDS set, will be available in 2023. MONTESSORI 5-PART CARDS2 different chart designs18 control cards18 picture card
3rd - 6th
Other (Science), Physical Science
Peace Day Poetry | Writing for Unity, Kindness, and Global Harmony | K–12, TEKS
Description: Honor the International Day of Peace (September 21) with this poetry activity where students write about kindness, unity, and global cooperation. Elementary: Create acrostics (PEACE) and illustrate their poems.Middle School: Write haikus or free verse poems about harmony and trust.High School: Research peace leaders (MLK Jr., Gandhi, Malala) and craft spoken word or reflective poems with artist statements.What’s included:K–12 TEKS alignment for social and c
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Patriot Day Reflective Poetry | Unity, Resilience, and Remembrance | K–12, TEKS
Description: This respectful poetry lesson helps students reflect on Patriot Day (September 11) through writing that honors remembrance, unity, and resilience. Elementary: Create acrostics (UNITY) with words like courage, hope, and kindness.Middle School: Write haikus or free verse poems symbolizing healing and resilience.High School: Research memorial poetry or survivor testimonies, then write elegies or spoken word pieces paired with artist statements.What’s included:
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Early Reading Teacher’s Kit | Age 4 | Print-Ready, No Prep (33 Pages)
This Teacher’s Kit is Module 1 of a structured learning journey for Age 4, created to support the adult guiding early reading instruction in calm, intentional ways. Module 1 is designed as a system. While the Core Learner’s Book introduces foundational skills and the Activity Book extends practice, this Teacher’s Kit provides visual teaching supports that help adults model, guide, and explain tasks clearly without over-instruction. The materials in this kit are not worksheets for independent stu
PreK
Alphabet, Reading, Reading Strategies
International Literacy Day Poetry –|Celebrating Books, Reading, and Storytelling
Description: Mark International Literacy Day (September 8) with poetry celebrating the power of books and storytelling. Students reflect on how literacy shapes identity, culture, and imagination. Elementary: Write acrostics (READ) and illustrate favorite book scenes.Middle School: Create haikus or free verse poems that show how books open new worlds.High School: Craft free verse, spoken word, or narrative poems analyzing how literacy shapes personal identity or cultural
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Fall Equinox Poetry | Exploring Balance, Change, and Light/Dark | K–12, TEKS
Description: Celebrate the Fall Equinox (around September 22) with poetry about balance, transformation, and the cycles of light and dark. Students link natural events to cultural traditions and personal reflection. Elementary: Write acrostics (BALANCE) or shape poems about day/night.Middle School: Compose haikus or free verse exploring contrasts like light/dark, warm/cool.High School: Create abstract free verse or spoken word poems reflecting on balance in nature, cult
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Labor Day Poetry | Honoring Workers Through Verse | K–12, TEKS-Aligned
Description: Celebrate Labor Day with this poetry activity that honors workers and their contributions to society. Students write poems reflecting on dedication, resilience, and the value of community work. Elementary: Write simple acrostics like LABOR, paired with drawings of helpers (nurse, teacher, builder).Middle School: Experiment with haikus or free verse describing hard work, teamwork, and sacrifice.High School: Research labor history or professions and craft spo
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
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