Mark Brown

This is a brief lesson (perhaps 1 hour) with YouTube video links to introduce a Grade 1 through Grade 5 class to dairy farming. The questions go along with the videos. In Grade 1 this would prove to be the whole lesson and perhaps take 4-5 days while in Grade 5 it could be a stand alone lesson or the start of a larger study in farming, dairy, or food studies.

Excellent flight unit completed by a teacher who also happens to be a Private Pilot license holder (me!). Includes PROPERTIES OF AIR, barometers, etc. in workbook type form. Also includes questions related to NOVA's WRIGHT BROTHERS FLYING MACHINE documentary available online. Finally, includes aircraft instrumentation, control surfaces and instruments, as well as a post unit mini-quiz. Answer key not included... but science teachers and informed adults should have no problems.

This is an 'all in one' course that takes children from the basics of 'finding and defining opportunity' through to actual challenges that my students needed to consider in running our own business in Ontario, Canada. Concepts include: The table of contents thumbnail gives a great overview of what you'll find in the course.

This is a work in progress I am posting. You will need some bitcoin background knowledge but an excellent framework to teach bitcoin to students is provided as well as video links, information links, etc.

Key flight unit information. Can be used as stand-alone lessons, a worksheet for review, quizzes and other assessments. Critical concepts include Bernoulli's Principle, flight controls, flight instruments, and axes of movement. Created by a licensed pilot and Grade 3-8 Science teacher. Answer key available separately.

This answer key pairs with the Key Flight Information product. Can also be used as a digest of key information for teaching a flight unit. Designed by a licensed pilot and Grade 3-8 science teacher.

Math problem solving that I built for a student obsessed with race cars and speed! I forewarn that this is REAL WORLD math, not textbook, and as such can be a little messy! Students will have to make connections, estimations, and draw conclusions that might not all be the same but are, if explained properly, nonetheless correct. I've kept the price low so you can try it and see how your students react! Best to do it alongside them. The topics covered are: x,y coordinates (make time the x,

These are handouts with fillable blanks to go with the Rise of Bitcoin Powerpoint presentation.

Question worksheet for HBO's Earth to the Moon documentary series, episode 4: Spider. The questions provide a good basis from which teacher and student-led conversations can begin and also keep students engaged with the video. Uploaded as a Word Document so you can change as you wish. I designed this so that a substitute teacher could run the movie.