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Going on a field trip to the Clevelan Museum of Natural History? Use these scavenger hunts with students in Middle to High School. The hunt is separated by these sections in the newly renovated 2025 museum. Ralph Perkins II Wildlife Center & Woods Garden Shafran Planetarium & Mueller Observatory Evolving Life Wing Sears Dynamic Earth Wing * Please note: I added a second Scavenger Hunt for large groups. They include the same information, I just reversed the exhibits to keep from "bottleneck

“America – Before Columbus” – Video Part 1Teaching The Columbian exchange? This documentary is both interesting and informative. My students are dumbfounded when they realize what was in the New World as opposed to the Old World. No tomatoes in Italy? No Horses in America? This documentary takes it a step beyond discovering America... There is another story: about the PLANTS they brought here. And what they FOUND  here. I have included a 53 question timestamped viewing guide with answer key a

This poster was almost perfect. I editted and added canal, divide, foothill, lake and peak. I created four different activities to make learning the terms fun and engaging! You get a color map, a crossword with key, matching with key, woksheet with key, and bingo cards. Using an imaginary landscape, frequently-used geographic words students can label their illustrations.Clear labels, readability, and color make this chart an effective teaching aid.Use the map to create your own Island.

The wait is over! Carl Azuz is back and better than ever. His new show is full of current events without bias. Your lesson planning just got a whole lot easier, your students will pay attention, and their parents will love that it lets them draw their own conclusions. Here's to provoking thought—not outrage—in the next generation.

The wait is over! Carl Azuz is back and better than ever. His new show is full of current events without bias. Your lesson planning just got a whole lot easier, your students will pay attention, and their parents will love that it lets them draw their own conclusions. Here's to provoking thought—not outrage—in the next generation.  ADDED INTERNATIONAL Story

The WOW sheet guides students through a series of structured activities centered on one vocabulary word per week. These include: Definition Work – Students write the official definition as provided in class. Visual Representation – They draw a picture to illustrate the meaning and describe it in words. Sentence Application – Students create two original sentences using the vocabulary word correctly. Concise Summary – They produce a three-word definition to distill the concept. Grammar Conne

Have you been looking for vocabulary bell work for your students to complete independently with little teacher support? This resource is an excellent tool to enhance your vocabulary unit. Your students will work on the following: 1. Create a three word definition from the original definition. 2. Write the definition of this week’s word as it appears on the board. 3. Draw a picture that represents the meaning of this week’s word. 4. Write two complete sentences using this week’s vocabulary word.

Tired of trying to incorporate vocabulary into your lesson without it being direct instruction and dull? Along come Madlibs! We loved them as kids, and so does the new generation. Included are FOUR different and silly Madlibs with keys for the following 10 vocabulary words: PatronPerspective Heliocentric theoryRenaissanceScientific RevolutionHumanismMedici FamilyUtopiaFlorencePrinting Press

This is a study of Renaissance architecture, including the 5 column types, arches, domes, symmetry and pediments. Included are examples and explanation of each key feature from the Renaissance Era. Students will have a set of numbered notes that coincide with the slide show. There is an answer key for the notes and a set of modified notes, as well.

American author Théodore Geisel (famously known as Dr. Seuss) wrote it best: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you go.” This packet takes students through the literary elements and how to journal on each one with examples. I use the slides to introduce the "Journaling Concept" to the class. This will take some time, however, once they get it, the Independent Reading Program runs itself. There is a question answer section that