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How to Make a Poster! K-2 Informational Poster Mini UnitHelp your students learn how to plan, create, and present informational posters with confidence! This engaging K-2 mini unit guides students through the poster-making process step by step using kid-friendly lessons, anchor charts, examples, planning pages, and presentation supports.Perfect for science, social studies, informational writing, research projects, and cross-curricular learning, this resource helps students organize information,

Help students move from simple curiosity to meaningful inquiry with these engaging Creating Big Questions graphic organizers! Designed for elementary learners, this resource guides students through the process of generating thoughtful, open-ended questions for Genius Hour, inquiry projects, STEM, research, and project-based learning. Students begin by activating prior knowledge, brainstorming what they wonder, and then transforming their ideas into strong “big questions” that encourage deeper th

This Genius Hour Brainstorming Sheet helps students reflect on their interests, generate ideas, and choose a topic they’re excited to explore. Great for 2nd–4th grade and easily adaptable for any Genius Hour or passion project.

This one-page planning template is designed to support intentional instruction by starting with the end goal in mind. Perfect for elementary teachers, instructional coaches, STEM educators, and collaborative planning teams, this resource helps educators focus on student understanding, authentic assessment, and engaging learning experiences. This planner guides teachers through the key components of backwards design, including: Identifying the Big Idea or Essential Question Determining what stu

Designed for K–5 teachers, this planning template helps educators create engaging lessons that connect multiple subject areas while keeping student thinking, problem-solving, and real-world learning at the center. This resource guides teachers through the process of planning integrated lessons around a big idea, essential question, or real-world problem. It supports purposeful connections between Science, Math, ELA, Social Studies, Technology/Engineering, and the Arts while encouraging deeper st