Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Heat and Pressure
The ideal gas law describes the relationship between air pressure and temperature, which states that pressure is directly proportional to temperature. As temperature increases, so does air pressure, assuming all other variables remain constant. Conversely, as temperature decreases, air pressure also decreases. Pressure is the measurement of the number of collisions the gas molecules have with the container.The relationship between water pressure and temperature is generally as the temperature of
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Chemistry, Physical Education, Physics
Global Warming and CO2
Many students (and adults) are aware of global warming but do not understand why it is happening. After this game, your students will understand why the Earth is getting hotter due to increased CO2.
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Earth Sciences, Environment, Physical Education
Cooking With Kids 50 Lesson Plans and Recipes for Fine Motor and Language Skills
Looking for easy recipes that children of all ages, whether at home or in a class, can follow? Want a fun and creative Art or English lesson? This Teacher’s Book is full of ideas! These 50 different recipes and lesson plans were developed and used in a international pre-school with children aged 2-6 years old in an English as a Second Language environment. The children were excited to be hands-on and creative, all while learning about kitchen safety, health and nutrition, understanding basic sci
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Art, Health, Vocabulary
30 Types of trees and leaves
30 trees and leavesThree part cardsControl setColouring pages
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Biology, Reading, Science
Native Aboriginal Sports and Australian Rules Football
This series of lesson plans contains two Native Aboriginal sports (Woggabilir and Mangrook)and two other warm-up games designed to teach your students a modified version of Australian Rules Football. This packet includes background research detailing the origins and history of Woggabilir, Mangrook, and Australian Rules Football. These lessons integrate perfectly when the students are studying Australia in the classroom!
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Australian History, Physical Education, Social Studies
Also included in: Australian Rules Football Lesson Plan and Video
Geometry Tag Ball
Geometry and sports go hand-in-hand. It is evident in a sport like billiards, where players use angles to hit balls into pockets while setting up the next shot from the predicted ricochet. But geometry is just as important in team sports as a way to organize offense and defense. The highly successful Chicago Bulls famously ran the "triangle offense," featuring a constant rotation of triangle formations to overpower the defense. On the individual level, players make decisions based on angles and
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Geometry, Math, Physical Education
Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: (Boojur Kombang)
In this game called Boojur Kombang, some students will hide tennis balls while other students look for them while avoid being tagged. This game would traditionally be played on a beach, so it represents looking for crabs and other food on a beach. If an adult showed a child how to find a crab and then said practice looking for crabs, the child would quickly become bored soon after. However, suppose the child is taught how to look for food on the beach with a game. In that case, they will practic
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Australian History, Physical Education, World History
Also included in: Boojur Kombang Lesson Plan and Video Tutorial
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