SJW Lessons

Tired of the ancient, grainy copies of 1970s livestock artwork you're trying to use to teach your kids to identify livestock parts? We get it, and you deserve better! We've drawn beautiful, modern parts identification diagrams, and made a suite of worksheets you can use for your 4-H club, ag ed classroom, or at home. Artwork by Grand Champion Designs. This collection contains copies of the Sheep, Rabbit, Pig, Horse, Hen & Rooster, Goat, Dairy, and Beef diagrams in quiz, study guide, worksheet,

Do your students need exposure to a wide variety of animals and biomes?Looking for truly independent digital activities?Tired of troubleshooting tricky websites and tracking student logins?Need audio or video content to support developing readers?And do you need ALL THIS on your school's ancient internet and rickety Chromebooks?Look no further than these Google Slides of digital activities!Embedded in the slides are the full Crash Course Kids video series on biomes, as well as links to over a do

Tired of the ancient, grainy copies of 1970s livestock artwork you're trying to use to teach your kids to identify livestock parts? We get it, and you deserve better! We've drawn beautiful, modern parts identification diagrams, and made a suite of worksheets you can use for your 4-H club, ag ed classroom, or at home. Artwork by Grand Champion Designs. This collection contains FILLED IN, PDF copies of the Sheep, Rabbit, Pig, Horse, Hen & Rooster, Goat, Dairy, and Beef anatomy diagrams. If you l

Do you need some project-based learning to weave through, cap off, or extend your Black History Month lessons? Try these Virtual Museums! Inspired by the "virtual classrooms" from pandemic schooling, these projects are easy to adapt for many grade levels and needs. Students select a topic, research, and find artifacts to include in their museum. Then, they can present their museums either virtually or in person. They could even film their presentation and include it in their slides! I intentiona

This is a smaller, more inexpensive version of my upcoming larger Number Talks bundle. Stay tuned for a full year of pre-made number talks! Do you struggle to review basic facts and number sense in the upper grades? Need a quick, robust math routine to start your math block with? Want a fresh station for your math center? Trying to differentiate across a wide range of math skills? Try these number talks! There are five slides per week, with a different theme each day. Mix and match however you l

Do you need some project-based learning to weave through, cap off, or extend your Black History Month lessons? Try these Virtual Museums! Inspired by the "virtual classrooms" from pandemic schooling, these projects are easy to adapt for many grade levels and needs. Students select a topic, research, and find artifacts to include in their museum. Then, they can present their museums either virtually or in person. They could even film their presentation and include it in their slides! I intentiona

As an interventionist, I created these so I could quickly jot down observations or notes with my groups. They would also work well for classroom small groups. Designed to be quick and easy to save you time! Contains:AnecNotes, for tracking anecdotal observations on individual students during a lesson. It's very useful for admin evaluations and your own planning!A group record for tracking what you got through in every group during the day (I know I can have trouble remembering!). One page has fo

Do you need a quick way to check in with your students at the beginning of class or after transitions? This form is for you. If you have younger students, you can use the colors for your checkin. If you have older students, there is a "which meme do you relate to" option. This is a great way to start conversations about self awareness and regulation. A great morning meeting option!