Lori Munaco

Google Classroom Headers - ScienceThis is a Zip file of 4 jpgs.4 Different Colors

Google Classroom Headers - Social StudiesThis is a Zip file of 4 jpgs.4 Different Colors

Classroom Rules - ELA ThemedTry Your BestFollow DirectionsBe PreparedNo GamesDon't InterruptBe RespectfulBe Curious

Classroom Rules - Math ThemedTry Your BestFollow DirectionsBe PreparedNo GamesDon't InterruptBe RespectfulBe Curious

Classroom Rules - Science ThemedTry Your BestFollow DirectionsBe PreparedNo GamesDon't InterruptBe RespectfulBe Curious

Classroom Rules - Science ThemedTry Your BestFollow DirectionsBe PreparedNo GamesDon't InterruptBe RespectfulBe Curious

Different readings (newspaper, brochure, one-pager, infographic) to teach students about monotheistic and polytheistic religions. Topics within each reading covers: origins, number of followers, symbols, founders, sacred texts, major beliefs and more!

Classroom Rules - History ThemedTry Your BestFollow DirectionsBe PreparedNo GamesDon't InterruptBe RespectfulBe Curious

Readings to help students learn about the monotheistic religions of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Topics include, but are not limited to: founder, religious text, number of followers, major beliefs, and symbols.

This pdf can be used as a cheat sheet or notes for students to better understand the contributions of Hitler and his men that perpetuated the goals of the Nazi Party and the attributes that distinguished them. 4 complete examples are provided. A blank template for students to complete is also provided.

Excellent activity for students to complete independently at start of school year while teacher is welcoming students on first day, taking attendance, and all things crazy during the first few days back to school. Get to know your students by asking them to choose 1-3 hypothetical classroom jobs that fit their personalities! Students read job descriptions and complete a job application form for 3 jobs that would suit them best. Job applications can be reviewed as a way to get to know students.

Completely editable PPT and Google Doc to introduce classroom rules, routines, and expectations. Google Doc, link on slide 1, includes an active listening notes page for students to complete while listening. Original File Fonts include: Pinata Marks Heavy and Pinata Marks.

This is a comprehensive presentation covering topics ranging from Germany before Hitler through the aftermath of the Holocaust. Powerpoint is 23 slides long and includes extensive presenter notes to help explain content.

Guide your students on a virtual field trip of Ancient Rome! Using Google Earth, students will explore the Pantheon Columns, the Triumphal Arch of Caracalla, Pont du Gard, Palace of Diocletian, and the Pantheon Dome. Students will answer questions while exploring each stop on the virtual field trip. Answer document provided.

Full resource is editable and customizable. It includes 8 pages (cover page, map creation page, vocabulary page, highlights of county page, history of ______ page, technology and sustainability page, local careers page, and a page for an acrostic poem). It is designed to accompany a unit on Technology and Sustainability. It was specifically created for SC 6th grade World History to be used with the following standards/indicators: Indicator 6.5.CX: Contextualize various sustainability efforts ami

Readings (brochure and newspaper style) cover major beliefs, founders, origins, number of followers, places of worship, and more.

A short infographic providing the following information about Islam: founder, mono or polytheistic, number of followers, sacred text, a main beliefs, where it began, and the 5 pillars.

A short infographic providing the following information about Judaism: founder, mono or polytheistic, number of followers, sacred text, where practiced, and main beliefs.

A short infographic providing the following information about Christianity: founder, mono or polytheistic, number of followers, sacred text, a main beliefs.

A Newspaper reading that covers the following topics of Hinduism and more: origins, number of followers, primary texts, major beliefs, and places of worship.