The Radish Patch

This is the perfect powerpoint to utilize when introducing students to the United States Government branches. The first slide introduces the three different parts of the government. The slides that follow include information for each of the different branches. Included are: age restrictions, length of term, as well as other detailed information. Also perfect for review with older students.

This is a great introductory powerpoint that covers the four main types of governments. Government types covered are: Dictatorship, Oligarchy, Direct Democracy, and Representative Democracy. Each type of government is broken down into two columns discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Wonderful and thorough powerpoint presentation that deals with the details of California. It is a broad overview and great for the beginning of many different types of lessons on California. I have included notes to the teacher for certain slides. Facts include basic state facts, economy, places to visit, natural resources, some history of the state (great beginning for in depth lessons). This power point can be used in its entirety or in bits and pieces depending on age of students and conte

Power point that covers the basic facts of North Carolina as well as the deeper topics of it's early history, population growth, and economy.

This is a great power point presentation used to introduce how to plot ordered pairs on a graph. Show it directly on a white board as one of the slides is interactive and you will have to show how to plot on the provided graph as an example. The last slide is for the day's work so that you can put the students' assignments in to leave up for all of math time. Some notes for the teacher are included in the notes box for discussion during the lesson.

This is a great powerpoint to utilize when introducing or reviewing how laws are created in the United States. Presented in a fun, comic strip style that draws the attention and interest of students.

This is a great set of basic slides for use in Kindergarten or even at the beginning of first grade as a review. Each slide deals with the vowel sounds and rhyming. I have also included notes at the bottom of each slide on how you can use them in your classroom. This is a great way to let your students "see" how reading can be fun and easy to learn when you understand the concepts of rhyming while being taught some basic sight words and rules to decoding unfamiliar words.