Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Glacier and Ice Floes
Students will understand how shrinking ice impacts Antarctic food webs by simulating the roles of penguins, orcas, and fish through an active tag game. The main objective is to teach how ice loss disrupts animal survival and the balance of ecosystems. This activity also supports interdisciplinary studies of Antarctica, where students explore animal life, environments, and systems. The game's surface function is a predator–prey tag game that models a simple food web, allowing students to experien
1st - 4th
Biology, Earth Sciences, Physical Education
Timeline Race (BC & AD)
The passage of time can be confusing for young students. Concepts of time in everyday settings are not too difficult to understand (day, week, month, etc.). However, when we start getting to years and how they are read, the students may notice letters like B.C. or B.C.E., and A.D. or C.E. These letters signify a significant change in what part of the time we are talking about and can be easily confused. In addition, the concept of a year zero and how time is counted from that point in opposite d
1st - 3rd
Physical Education, Social Studies
Pollination
Pollination is a critical ecological process that plays a vital role in the reproduction of many plants, including crops essential for human consumption. Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, are responsible for transferring pollen from the male structures of flowers to the female structures, allowing for fertilization and the production of seeds. The importance of pollinators cannot be overstated, as nearly 75% of the world's crops depend on pollinators for reproduction. Wit
1st - 4th
Biology, Environment, Physical Education
Hatching the Cosmic Egg
This companion lesson goes along with the book Hatching the Cosmic Egg, written by Michael Dorer. While it works best with the book, this lesson can work as a stand-alone that would fit within the Great Lessons. The lesson's theme deals primarily with the interaction of the following relationships: the universe, life, humans, mathematics, and language. I encourage you to have Hatching the Cosmic Egg in your lower elementary class, as it is an excellent read-aloud book that also fits very well
1st - 4th
Ancient History, Astronomy, Physical Education
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