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(SEE THE NEW HOLOCAUST LESSON PLAN and TEACHING GUIDE BELOW;
also several excellent Lesson Plans on Halloween; Media Literacy and Finance below as well.)
Use AI to create a Lesson Plan:
" Classmate is the latest site that I’ve tested for developing lesson plans.
In just a couple of minutes it will create the outline of a complete lesson plan for you.
All you have to do is provide some basic information about your students (grade) and the lesson objective.
The lesson plan will include recommended activities, time allotments, and assessments.
A short overview of how it works can be seen in this video.
GENERAL:
for GRADES K to 12
For Example: METAPHORS: WRITING (GRADE 5) with Metaphor Activity Worksheets
Each Lesson Plan has learning objectives
A set of learning activities describing coronaviruses and their association with bats.
(Nebraska educators created over 200 Remote Learning Lesson Plans to support teaching and learning during school closures.)
AND: http://teachersnetwork.org/lessonplans/
LESSON PLANS (GENERAL)
LESSON PLANS FROM C-SPAN CLASSROOM
LESSON PLANS FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT OF THE HUMANITIES:
https://edsitement.neh.gov
courtesy of SIMPLEK12.com) -- CLICK THE ORANGE VIEW BUTTON ON THE RIGHT OF THE SCREEN TO VIEW AND THEN COPY TO YOUR OWN GOOGLE DOCS
(NORTH CAROLINA OER RESOURCES ARE FOUND HERE) OER = OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
CORE SCHOLAR: AN EXCELLENT LESSON PLAN SEARCH ENGINE FROM WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY -- for SCHOLARS and LIBRARIANS (Search for Amistad as one example)
Lesson Plans developed by Educators on specific Films and Movies
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ANNENBERG LEARNER: CLASSROOM RESOURCES FROM ANNENBERG LEARNER
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Use this tool from California State University (CSU) to search for free online materials related to a book by entering the ISBN of the book
This is a cool new tool from CSU. An example: type in the Search Bar the ISBN of THE JUNGLE by Upton Sinclair -- the search engine retrieved several lesson plans, activities, and thought questions. (I learned about this unique resource through this website)
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INAUGURATION LESSON PLANS AND EDUCATOR RESOURCES:
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LESSON PLANS and WORKSHEETS FOR STUDENTS IN THE 3rd through 5th GRADES:
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IMPORTANT NEWS:
IMPORTANT NEWS:
(from FREETECH4TEACHERS-- RICHARD BYRNE)
IMPORTANT NEWS:
C-SPAN AS A SOURCE OF EXCELLENT EDUCATIONAL LESSON PLANS:
"As more schools and teachers explore online instructional options in response to the coronavirus, we have developed tips and strategies that might help you use our resources in an online format. If you are looking for resources that students can use independently online, all C-SPAN Classroom resources have a unique URL that can be shared with students. If you would like to share lessons and bell ringers with your students to use at home, consider creating a generic class account, or using the following shared log-in credentials listed below:
Username: students
Password: C-SPANCLASSROOM
Strategies for Having Students Use C-SPAN Classroom Resources at Home
- Share the generic student login information listed above with your students. Include it when assigning any lesson or bell ringer. This login will allow students to access the resource anywhere with internet access. Encourage them to save this login information to whatever device they are using so they can easily access it.
- Link and assign individual bell ringers to your classes. Students can submit the answers to you individually. Students will need to be able to log-in using the generic username mentioned above.
- Each of our lesson plans come with a Google Doc handout that students can use. You can assign the Google Doc handouts included in the lesson plans so students can take notes and answer questions about the video clips from the lesson. Students can make digital copies of the Google Doc and complete it. Each Google Doc handout can be linked and distributed to students.
- Incorporate C-SPAN Deliberations lessons and questions into discussion board assignments using your school's learning management system or other discussion board formats.
- Use a discussion board to have your students respond to the current event clips found on the C-SPAN Classroom homepage.
- Have your students use the C-SPAN Video Library to create their own C-SPAN Classroom Deliberation on a topic relating to your course. Students can explore multiple sides of a current and historical topic and develop a Google Site or other website to demonstrate their learning.
- Assign some of our self-guided and research-based lesson plans to your classes.
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With many schools continuing distance learning, you will find several new C-SPAN Classroom lessons and resources below that can be easily implemented into a virtual classroom. These resources include engaging strategies such as digital choice boards, hyperdocs and structured research projects.
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Searching for C-SPAN Classroom Resources:
C-SPAN Classroom has over 5,000 free video-based resources for teachers and students to use. Our resources include topics such as civics, U.S. history, world history, economics and geography.
Teachers can search through our resources using keywords, topics, grade level and content type.
In addition to searching our collection of lessons and other resources, we have also organized content by various topics and themes on our Featured Resources Site.
From Campaign 2020 resources, to A.P. Government and Politics content, and chronological listings of our U.S. History resources,
this page may offer a simple way to start your search of our library of available resources.
Below is a sample of the C-SPAN topics found on the Featured Resources Site."
FIND EVEN MORE LESSON PLANS USING TWO NEW SEARCH ENGINES: "MOM" and GOOGLE's ADVANCED SEARCH:
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POWERPOINT TUTORIAL ON HOW TO USE "MOM:" (MASON OER METAFINDER)
PPT OF HOW TO USE MOM THE GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY OER METAFINDER SEARCH ENGINE1-3.pdf
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A POWERPOINT TUTORIAL ON HOW TO USE GOOGLE's ADVANCED SEARCH TO LOCATE EVEN MORE OPEN ACCESS RESOURCES, INCLUDING OPEN TEXTBOOKS FOR ALL: GOOGLE ADVANCED SEARCH HOW TO USE.pptx
(THIS IS NOT/NOT GOOGLE: THIS IS THE ADVANCED SEARCH FEATURE OF GOOGLE, WHICH IS RARELY USED AND LITTLE-KNOWN)
Instructional and Educational Videos from MIT: the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: https://blossoms.mit.edu/videos/
here are just a few of these instructional MIT videos:
Mathematics | Engineering | Physics | Biology | Chemistry
COLLECTION OF FREE LESSON PLANS: from the KENNEDY CENTER
http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/educators/lessons
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LESSON PLANNING
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SPECIFIC LESSON PLANS:
LESSON PLANS IN A VARIETY OF DISCIPLINES:
The 1619 Project about American Slavery: CURRICULUM and TEACHING MATERIALS
ACADEMIC HONESTY LESSON PLAN FROM AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OVERSEAS:
Academic_Honesty_lesson_plan (1).docx
ACCOUNTING: TEACHING ACCOUNTING uses a hands-on exercise to teach cost accounting concepts
ACCOUNTING: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING LESSON PLANS
ACCOUNTING TEACHING TOOLS AND VIDEOS
ACCOUNTING: MOVIE CLIPS FOR TEACHING ACCOUNTING
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AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC: LESSON PLANS AND CURRICULUM
(from Cornell University) "In this learning activity, high school and undergraduate students get to play roles such as activist, papaya farmer, biotech scientist, USDA regulator, or council member as they debate whether the Hawaii County Council should ban genetically-modified rainbow papaya..."
THE GOOGLE DOC WITH AG LESSON PLAN RESOURCES IS HERE (AN AMAZING RESOURCE)
AMANDA GORMAN INAUGURATION POEM -- JAN 2021 (PBS)
AMERICAN FILM SURVEY CLASS.docx
(QUESTIONS/STUDENT LESSON PLANS on American Film--NOTE: REQUIRES THE ACTIVE USE OF SEVERAL ACADEMIC LIBRARY DATABASES; PLEASE DO ENSURE THAT YOUR UNIVERSITY ALREADY SUBSCRIBES TO THESE DATABASES BEFORE USING THIS DOCUMENT)
BEAR AND HATS WRITING TEMPLATE: This simple writing and art activity is perfect for grades K-1.
BREAKING NEWS ENGLISH: "2,675 Free English Lessons in 7 Levels"
THE CARIBBEAN: TEACHING RESOURCES AND LESSON PLANS
- CHEMISTRY LESSON PLANS FROM THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY: " Elementary school science teachers may want to check out Inquiry in Action, a free resource provided by the American Chemical Society. Here, readers will find a collection of fully developed lesson plans on chemistry-related topics that are "based on phenomena students observe and explore through hands-on investigations." As of this write-up, the collection includes lesson plans for kindergarten, second grade, and fifth grade classes, with materials organized into thematic chapters. For example, kindergarteners have six lessons on weather-related phenomena, while the chapters for second grade introduce students to the concept of properties of matter, such as dissolving or floating and sinking. The lessons present the concepts "in a 5-E format (Engage, Explore, Explain, Evaluate, and Extend)." Each lesson plan includes background sheets for teachers, and many lessons for higher grade levels also include student activity sheets and student readings. All of the Inquiry in Action lessons are aligned with Next Generation Science Standards, and their materials can be downloaded for free as PDFs at the link above."
- CHILDREN AND NATURE NETWORK: LESSON PLANS AND CURRICULUM RESOURCES (CLICK ON THE LEARN TAB ON TOP FOR TOOLS AND RESOURCES, among other educational resources.)
- CIVICS: iCIVICS.ORG "iCivics aims to provide "students with the tools they need for active participation and democratic action, and teachers with the materials and support to achieve this....Readers may like to begin by exploring the sundry resources housed in the Teach section, which include more than 20 Curriculum Units on important topics ranging from Foundations of Government to the Legislative Branch. These resources can be searched by content or by educational standards. Within each unit readers will discover detailed lesson plans. For instance, the International Affairs unit reveals lesson plans on Diplomacy, Conflict and Cooperation, International Influence, and International Organizations."
- ANOTHER IDEA FOR CLIMATE CHANGE/ENVIRONMENT/EARTH DAY PROGRAMMING
NEW 2022 LESSON PLAN FOR CLIMATE CHANGE.docx
- COMMUNICATION (The Alda-Kavli Learning Center offers scientists and researchers a place to explore science communication through online learning experiences and webinars on a variety of topics.)
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CONDORKIDS: LESSON PLANS TO TEACH KIDS ABOUT CONDORS AND OTHER BIRDS OF PREY ("Teachers can download the entire curriculum for free as a single PDF, and a variety of supplementary resources, such as photos, videos, and assessment worksheets are also available. CondorKids was created by the Santa Barbara Zoo and the US Fish & Wildlife Service, and in 2016, it received the Superintendent's Award for Excellence in Education.")
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A set of learning activities describing coronaviruses and their association with bats.
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(Dinosaurs are fascinating and exciting for young students, which makes them a useful subject for science teachers to deploy in lessons about geology, evolution, the fossil record, taxonomy, and other topics. From the American Museum of Natural History, this collection features curriculum resources designed for Grades 5-8. Among the materials are individual classroom activities (labels as "Hands-On"), lesson plans ("Educator Materials"), and related content ("Articles"). Each resource features a complete description and downloadable materials, including PDFs for activities and mp3 files for audio content. Best of all, the materials draw on the museum's collections and exhibits. Educators will want to check out lesson plans such as "What Teeth Tell Us," "Functions of Feathers," and "What is a Fossil?" Teachers can also explore other "Curriculum Collections" from the museum for other subjects such as biodiversity, ecology, earthquakes, the solar system, climate and weather, and architecture. The American Museum of Natural History, located in New York City, is one of the "world's preeminent scientific and cultural institutions."
- EARTH DAY: SEE CLIMATE CHANGE
ECONOMICS IN-CLASS ACTIVITIES (LESSON PLANS FROM HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE)
ECONOMIC EDUCATION: LESSON PLANS
ECONOMICS VIDEO TEACHING SERIES MAY BE FOUND HERE (many have embedded lesson plans)
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL LITERACY -- MONEY -- LESSON PLANS FROM THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS - iNCLUDING HOW TO SAVE AND HOW TO INVEST, AMONG OTHERS IN THIS SERIES
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- ENERGY EDUCATION -("NEED") with LESSON PLANS AND CURRICULUMGUIDES "NEED's website offers well over 100 curriculum guides and "infobooks" containing data-driven lesson plans and activities for K-12 students that are downloadable as free PDFs. These resources are organized thematically and by grade level, and they can be applied to multiple academic subject areas."
"The following lesson plans and presentations present modern applications for science, math, and engineering to students.
Many are accompanied by checkout materials for K–12 classrooms — these resources bring discussions to life and provide the best classroom experience for your students."
- ENVIRONMENT: SEE CLIMATE CHANGE
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ESL LESSON PLAN: HAVE YOUR STUDENTS FIGURE OUT DIFFERENT VARIATIONS OF SAYING
"HOW ARE YOU?" and then have them write --or say- complete sentences with each of their variations.
Here is a chart with a few variations: ESL LESSONS ALTERNATIVES TO HOW ARE YOU.docx
ESL LESSON PLANS ON IDIOMS --from TESOL CONNECTIONS (HINT: in the TESOL CONNECTIONS SEARCH ENGINE, type "LESSON PLANS" -- without the quotes)
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- GOOGLE ADVANCED: USING GOOGLE's ADVANCED SEARCH CAPABILITIES TO LOCATE LESSON PLANS GOOGLE ADVANCED SEARCH HOW TO USE.pptx (click on the PPT and then click on DOWNLOAD when that screen appears)
"The current, web-based version of Google Earth has a great feature called Voyager in which students can explore pre-made tours. There are Voyager tours aligned to math standards, tours that serve as history lessons, and tours covering a wide array of science topics. By the way, I recently published a new activity for introducing students to creating Google Earth projects."
The "I "in the above statement refers to Mr. Richard Byrne.
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The Roots of Hispanic Culture; Historical and Cultural Legacies; Hispanic Culture and Literature; Lessons from the Chihuahuan Desert; "Latino Americans" Documentary Resources; K-12 Lessons for Hispanic History & Culture; EDSITEment Reviewed Websites & Resources)
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HOLOCAUST TEACHING MATERIALS:
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("Have students share their favorite things with this fun writing activity!" -- from EDUCATION WORLD)
(GLSEN is a research, education, and advocacy nonprofit organization that works to support LGBTQ+ visibility and inclusion in K-12 schools)
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MANY MORE LITERATURE/LITERARY PLANS FROM EDSITEMENT.NEH.GOV
- MATH SEE ALSO TRIGONOMETRY
(Developed by a University Math Professor)
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MATH: SPACE MATH is a NASA website containing space-themed Math lessons for students in Elementary school through High School.
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MEDIA LITERACY LESSON PLANS:
"MediaSmarts is a Canadian not-for-profit that focuses its efforts on digital and media literacy, hoping to help "children and youth have the critical thinking skills to engage with media as active and informed digital and media literacy, hoping to help "children and youth have the critical thinking skills to engage with media as active and informed digital citizens." The Teacher Resources section is packed with lesson plans, activities, and other resources for teachers who would like to help their students understand digital technology in healthy and balanced ways. Educators may like to begin with the Find Lessons & Resources section, where they can search the database according to grade, resource type, topic, and media type. For instance, a reader might search for a lesson plan designed to address video games that is suitable for an audience of eighth-graders. In this case, the search returns three different lesson plans, including a lesson on violence and video games. The Recommended Resources section is also useful, especially the workshop "Respecting Yourself and Others Online." (from the August 23, 2019 INTERNET SCOUT REPORT)
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC VIDEO, INFOGRAPHICS AND LESSON PLANS
ESPECIALLY USEFUL FOR EXPLORING THE PLANETS AND THE OCEANS
NATIVE AMERICANS: LESSON PLANS AND CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES:
A Teachers Guide is available here, with Lesson Plans and Classroom Activities:
- MORE NATIVE AMERICAN LESSON PLANS AND INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES MAY BE FOUND HERE
from the National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, D.C.
"Honoring Tribal Legacies is a digital collection of teaching resources for use in classrooms everywhere.
- On this website you will find an array of curricula at different grade bands that honor a diverse and inclusive approach to social studies, STEM, language, and other subjects. These are original materials created by indigenous curriculum designers and some allies, too, made by and for this project. Our lessons can be downloaded and used just as they are, or they can be customized by teachers for their particular learners."
- NATURE JOURNALING CURRICULUM: ("The first curriculum, Opening the World Through Nature Journaling, was created with support from the California Native Plant Society and is appropriate for audiences ages eight and up. This 96-page, standards-aligned curriculum aims to "help adults and children discover (and rediscover!) the natural world through a combination of art, writing, and science." Currently, the second edition is available to download for free (with registration), and an updated third edition is due in the coming months. Visitors will also find a link to teaching resources on field journaling with students. These resources were created by the Lawrence Hall of Science's BEETLES (Better Environmental Education, Teaching, Learning & Expertise Sharing) Project, for which Laws is an advisor. This curriculum was created with outdoor science schools in mind and aims to help program leaders learn how to use nature journaling more effectively to support their science education programs".)
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Neuroscience and the Classroom, is "a Learner professional development series, combines the insights of veteran teachers with the expertise of neuroscience researchers to encourage learners to think about the learning process in new ways.
We'll focus on topics in learning that benefit from continuing research, such as neurodiversity, the role of emotion in cognition, and the connection between empathy and motivation." Course Overview for Neuroscience in the Classroom
- OCEAN LITERACY PRINCIPLES : Educators will enjoy the Rocky Shore Curriculum offering an-depth learning packet with seven weeks of material aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards and the Ocean Literacy Principles: also lesson plans and a unit schedule. The Explore & Learn and Workshops & Webinars tabs feature photo galleries, primers on ocean conservation, recorded presentations, and other informative materials. The Blog is another great resource, helping readers stay up-to-date on marine science.
PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS: AN INTERACTIVE PERIODICAL TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS MAKING LEARNING MORE FUN (https://ptable.com and ptable.com/#Properties)
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SCIENCE LESSON PLANS: SEE ALSO STEM LESSON PLANS
- SCIENCE: BRITISH SCIENCE WEEK WITH ACTIVITY PACKETS (these activity packs center on the theme "Innovating for the future," and contain a bevy of ideas to engage students with STEM fields: materials were designed for use in classrooms or virtual learning settings. Three activity packs are available, categorized by age: Early Years, Primary, and Secondary)
- SCIENCE: OPEN SCI ED www.openscied.org(The project "seeks to ensure any science teacher anywhere can access and download freely available, high-quality, locally adaptable full-course materials." Fantastic Lesson Plans here, as well as curriculum materials)
- SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTS ("The award-winning publication invites readers to explore various science-based news stories, covering everything from morphing algae to mini helicopters on Mars, and is geared towards young scientists or future scientists...Designed for use in science classrooms, stories are accompanied by resources such as discussion questions, "power words," and follow-up readings. More information about these tools is available on the Education Resources page. In addition to science stories, the site hosts other supplemental materials (available under the Explore tab) such as experiments, career resources, and a "word of the week.")
SCIENCE LESSON PLANS all curated from Stanford University's Graduate School of Education: curriculums designed for students in grades 6-8
SCIENCE LESSON PLAN: BOOTSTRAP DATA SCIENCE ("Bootstrap curates free lessons on various STEM subjects: algebra, data science, physics, and programming.")
SCIENCE LESSON PLANS FROM THE MINNESOTA LITERACY COUNCIL
(explanations of this new and highly useful resource provided by FREE TECH FOR TEACHERS--
helps with reading comprehension of scientific papers; excellent resource for HS Science classes and college prep classes!)
Material Type: Lesson Plan Author: Tracy Rains (OER HUB -- ISKME)
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SLAVERY - LESSON PLAN:
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Freedom on the Move, "a digital collection housed at Cornell University of thousands of ads by enslavers and jailers
seeking the return of self-liberating people, printed in American newspapers before emancipation."
An Educator's Portal for FREEDOM ON THE MOVE, designed primarily for K-12 Students, including strategies for Teachers, may be found here.
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SPACE MATH is a NASA website containing space-themed Math lessons for students in Elementary school through High School.
- STATISTICS: DESCRIPTION BELOW OF STATISTICS LESSONS FOR HISTORY CLASSES, A LESSON PLAN:
"From the U.S. Census Bureau's Statistics in Schools (SIS) program comes this collection of classroom history and social studies activities intended to "supplement the standard curriculum while providing useful learning tools related to real life data." This collection features well-developed activity plans for K-12 students, each focused on a specific topic. Activities are broadly grouped into grade-level appropriate subjects: elementary grades (e.g. "Jamestown - Factors Affecting Population Change, 1630-1700"), middle school (e.g. "Where Should I Live? Using U.S. Census Bureau Data to Make Decisions"), and high school (e.g. "19th Century Immigration - Causes & Effects"). The webpage for each activity gives a description, states the time and materials required, and provides a list of learning objectives. Some activities also take advantage of the Census Bureau's interactive digital tools, such as QuickFacts. Each lesson includes attractively designed and downloadable PDFs of teacher and student versions of the activity."
STEM:
STEM LESSON PLANS AND ACTIVITIES: ESPECIALLY FOR KIDS
STEM/STEAM LESSON PLANS AND CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES (ANNENBERG LEARNER)
SCIENCE / STEM LESSON PLANS: 150 PLANS
STORYTELLING: THE ORAL TRADITION WITH LESSON PLANS
SUPERBOWL: EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND LESSON PLANS FOR FOOTBALL FANS
(USEFUL FOR GEOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY OR SCIENCE CURRICULUM)
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WHAT TO ASK YOUR CLASS AFTER YOUR LESSON: STRATEGIES TO BETTER GAUGE STUDENT LEARNING AND RETENTION:
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DIRECTLY FROM THE FREE TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATOR's WEBSITE:
"Earlier this week I was catching up on some RSS feeds in Feedly when I came across this drawing from the patent application for the board game that became Monopoly.
That drawing was the featured artifact of the day on the Today's Document website published by the U.S. National Archives. It's a resource that I frequently used when I taught U.S. History. Every day Today's Document features a new image or document from the archives. The documents are usually accompanied by some additional research links and lesson plan resources.
The Library of Congress offers a daily artifact feed similar to the one offered by the National Archives. Today in History from The Library of Congress offers a new image or document along with the story of the notable event or person connected to it. The LOC generally includes more information about the featured artifact than what the National Archives includes about their daily documents.
Applications for Education:
When I [referring to the creator of the FREE TECH FOR EDUCATOR's WEBSITE) was teaching U.S. History I used both of the resources on a regular basis. Sometimes I'd use, with modification, the lesson plans associated with the artifacts. Most of the time I just used the featured artifacts to spark little discussions about moments in history."
I personally have discovered that these two sites are also useful for ESL Classes - to motivate students to speak about what these images mean to them and then motivate them to discuss aspects of their own countries' history.
AND, ONE MORE LESSON PLAN FOR THE SUPREME COURT and CIVICS:
THE SUPREME COURT and A CIVICS LESSON PLAN :
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!: Simulating the Supreme Court
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U. S. SUPREME COURT/CIVICS
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edsitement.neh.gov/lesson-plans/oyez-oyez-oyez-simulating-supreme-court
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As the name suggests, this EDSITEMENT Lesson Plan, "Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!: Simulating the Supreme Court," focuses on the "Constitutional responsibilities and powers of the Supreme Court."
This lesson plan is particularly relevant to high school civics and history teachers. The curriculum is designed to introduce students to the Supreme Court's role in context with the other branches of government and includes guiding questions, four classroom activities, handouts, and reference materials.
The first activity introduces students to the Court's purpose and function, while the second and third activities focus on analyzing and arguing court cases (with an emphasis on freedom of speech).
Finally, the fourth activity provides materials for a "Supreme Court simulation," where students take on the roles of justices, attorneys, clerks, and more.
Teachers looking to create an entire Supreme Court unit may enjoy some of the "related" lesson plans highlighted at the bottom of the page, including "John Marshall, Marbury v. Madison, and Judicial Review."
From the Internet Scout Report, a publication of the University of Wisconsin at Madison
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THIS WEBSITE BY STEPHEN PERRY
NUMBER OF VISITORS TO THIS PAGE: 
FREE LESSON PLANS
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