Carol Gutierrez

This is an assessment designed to test students' knowledge of vocabulary and grammatical concepts typically covered in the first year of a high school Spanish course. It also includes two reading passages with comprehension questions and tests spelling of some of the common vocabulary sets. Teachers can use this assessment as a Spanish 1 final exam, Spanish 2 readiness assessment or pre-test, and as a tool to assess gaps in student knowledge. It is also useful for helping to determine course pla

This is a statistics worksheet designed for students grades 5-8, which students can complete independently or in small groups. Topics covered include mean, median, mode, range, subtraction word problems and calculations review, reading and interpreting charts, addition calculations review, ascending order, and division by single digit. Since this activity deals with data related to volcanoes, it would make a great addition to a volcano unit study. This activity is designed to be completed in one

This is an Internet activity with accompanying worksheet. Students explore world volcanoes on a website and Google Earth. This is an activity has the following learning outcomes: to help students learn how to locate places on the globe and Google Earth using latitude and longitude, nonfiction reading comprehension, visually express observations from nature; express visual information in written form, understand more about different volcano types, learn related vocabulary, and practice presentat

This lesson plan integrates mathematics and physical geography. It covers the following content: comparing and contrasting circle and sphere, understanding latitude and longitude, recognizing major geographic lines; 360 degrees around circle, multiplication by 10, multiplication and division by 1000, and conversion between meters and kilometers. Author: Carol J. Gutierrez Teaching Physical Geography with Google EArth by Carol J. Gutierrez is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCom

This is an activity sheet that allows students to explore Mount St. Helens using Google Earth while also constructing an understanding of the relationship between meters and kilometers. Answer key is included. Author: Carol J. Gutierrez Exploring Mount St. Helens with Google Earth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.