Dionne DePuy

This powerpoint lesson uses the information provided in the model but includes color photographs and highlighted key information. I have also included pictures of the Nile River, aquifers, and groundwater to better help students understand what the module is referring to.

This is a 38 page powerpoint presentation, including pictures from the module and additional water pollution definitions and facts about the United States and other countries around the world. The photos are clear and easily projected for the entire class. There is so much information in this presentation that it could easily cover several days of instruction. The material can be printed for the research portion of this module.

This power point includes guiding questions for each chapter as well as pictures to help with the understanding of ancient Greece and the beginning of Olympic Games. I used in conjunction with the Winter Olympics in Socchi this year. The students loved it. Enjoy

Provides several pictures of water with I Notice/ I Wonder questions. There are also quotations identified in the modules to be shared as powerpoint or printed into smart board document. There are 11 slides total in this lesson.

This brief article provides information about streams and rivers as well as three types of water sheds. Accompanying the article I have included text dependent questions meeting common core standards.

This smart board lesson includes a fun way to introduce the topic of frogs, using mystery pictures from Miss Piggy to froglegs. The students really enjoyed the lesson.

Power point introducing opinion writing piece. Students will review the chapter and decide what character moved the story "forward" the most in the chapter. Aligned with grade 3 ELA module.

This powerpoint provides practice for fluency. P-phrasing, R -Rate, E - Expression and P - punctuation using pictures and visual clues.

1st lesson analyzing the main idea and key details for lesson 2.