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במסע זה נלמד כיצד לבנות ולקרוא ציר זמן היסטורי, כדי להבין טוב יותר את רצף האירועים והשפעתם. שיעור זה חשוב לחיזוק היכולות האנליטיות וההבנה הכרונולוגית של התלמידים בגיל 12–12. שיעור יחיד בן 30 דקות, כולל פעילויות מעשיות.

درس تفاعلي للأطفال في الصف الأول الابتدائي لتعليمهم أجزاء الكمبيوتر الأساسية بطريقة ممتعة وجذابة. يستكشف الطلاب مكونات الحاسوب ويتعلمون وظائفها، مما ينمي فضولهم التكنولوجي. يستغرق الدرس 30 دقيقة لجلسة واحدة.

这个为期5节课的课程面向2至5年级的生活技能学生，重点是自我调节技能，特别是在情况不如预期时。学生将学习管理情绪和反应的策略，这对他们的社会和情感发展至关重要。每节课15分钟，包括活动、讨论和测验，以加强学习，并考虑到IEP阅读目标。

اس عملی سبق میں کنڈرگارٹن کے بچے سپیکر، بلڈر، اور ریکارڈر کے کرداروں کو بلاک چیلنج کے ذریعے دریافت اور عملی طور پر سیکھیں گے، تعاون اور خود انتظام کی مہارتیں مضبوط ہوتی ہیں۔

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 2nd graders will learn a proficiency scale to assess their skills in adding and subtracting within 100. Students will understand the criteria for each proficiency level, practice problems, and self-assess using the scale. Mastery of addition and subtraction builds a strong foundation for future math success.

Explore the diverse motivations behind the establishment of the 13 colonies. Students will understand the unique characteristics of each colonial region and the enduring impact on American identity. Designed for 8th-grade students in a 60-minute block.

In this 30-minute kickoff session, 7th graders will co-create classroom expectations and launch our ‘First 20 Days’ journey toward a supportive, engaging learning community. Establishing routines and a class contract early helps every student feel valued, safe, and ready to learn, setting the tone for a successful school year. (Tier 1, 1 session, 30 minutes)

In this 60-minute group lesson, sixth-grade special education students will learn how to plan and write a coherent three-paragraph essay, developing topic sentences, supporting details, and concluding statements. This lesson addresses Tier 2 needs by providing targeted scaffolds and guided practice to strengthen writing skills critical for academic success.

In this five-session, 15-minute small-group lesson series, 2nd graders will become detectives who identify 3D shapes and count their vertices and edges. Through interactive activities, guided scripts, and targeted practice, students will master geometry fundamentals, strengthening spatial reasoning and preparing them for grade-level math standards.

This 15-minute lesson welcomes 3rd grade students on their first day, building classroom community and setting expectations through engaging icebreakers and an interactive discussion. It’s essential for establishing a positive classroom culture and helping students feel excited and comfortable as they begin their year.

In this 15-minute, Tier 1 grounding activity, 4th graders will use a 5-4-3-2-1 mindfulness technique paired with a coloring page to reduce stress and refocus. This lesson helps students learn self-regulation skills through guided sensory awareness and creative expression.

A simple, student-friendly checklist for 9th graders to self-monitor assignment completion and progress each day from Monday to Friday. Designed for a Tier 1, 30-minute classroom session, this tool promotes time management, organization, and reflection skills.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 6th graders will explore the five main dimensions of health—physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual—to understand how they connect and impact everyday life. Students will engage in discussions, interactive activities, and reflection to kick-start their journey toward balanced well-being.

This lesson is designed for 5th-grade students to enhance their listening skills. The objective is to improve students' ability to listen attentively and comprehend spoken information. The lesson will include a lesson plan, worksheet, slide deck, and discussion, and is designed to be completed in 30 minutes.

In this 15-minute Tier 1 lesson, 5th graders will learn a practical classroom management plan to create a positive, respectful environment. This foundation equips students with clear expectations, routines, and strategies to support a successful year.

This lesson helps 6th graders understand the challenges of communicating with unfamiliar people and provides strategies to overcome these barriers. Through interactive activities, discussions, and a game, students will learn to build confidence and improve their social interactions. Duration: 35 minutes.

A 30-minute lesson for 6th graders focused on developing social skills. The lesson will include a lesson plan, discussion, game, and worksheet to engage students in understanding and practicing effective social interactions.

In this lesson, students will engage in a game of Jeopardy that focuses on nutrition topics. The goal is to make learning about nutrition fun and interactive while helping students reinforce their knowledge about food groups, vitamins, and healthy eating habits.

In this two-session lesson, middle school boys will explore the events of 9/11 and discover how the African philosophy of Ubuntu—"I am because we are"—can guide our responses to tragedy. This Tier 1, 30-minute-per-session unit includes readings, discussions, activities, and a final project to help students connect empathy and community. Why it matters: Students will develop historical understanding and social-emotional skills through inclusive strategies for diverse learners.

A 5-session unit for 7th graders exploring iconic 1990s films to build media literacy, critical thinking, and cultural awareness. Students will analyze themes, characters, and historical contexts, engage in discussions, and create their own film reviews, all within 90-minute sessions.

Kick off the first day of 9th grade with engaging activities that build community, set expectations, and spark excitement for the year ahead. This 30-minute Tier 1 lesson helps students get to know each other, understand class routines, and start with a growth mindset.

A 5-session, 10-minute individualized lesson series designed for non-verbal learners to recognize, identify, and interact with the letter A. These focused sessions use multisensory strategies to build foundational literacy skills in an engaging, supportive way.

Students will follow a detailed script simulating a day in a problem solver's job, understanding decision-making and prioritization. This immersive approach aids in grasping real-world job complexities.

In this lesson, students will engage in a role-play activity to simulate a day in the life of a responsible student. They will make decisions that reflect responsibility, focusing on self-discipline and time management. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of their choices and develop skills necessary for being responsible citizens in their school community.

In this lesson, students will explore the daily routines and responsibilities of a school bus driver. They will learn about safety measures, schedules, and the importance of a school bus driver in their daily lives. This lesson emphasizes the significance of understanding different community roles and promotes safety awareness.

Students in small groups discuss how to support friends in need, building skills of compassion and helpfulness. This lesson reinforces the importance of being there for others. This lesson is designed for 1st-grade students and will take approximately 20 minutes. It focuses on developing social-emotional skills in a supportive group setting.

In this lesson, students will learn about the power of small acts of kindness through a video and discussion. The lesson aims to help students understand how their actions can positively affect others and encourage them to perform good deeds. An activity will allow students to create a 'Kindness Chain' to visualize the spread of kindness.

This lesson for 3rd graders explores the meaning of "humble" within the climax of *Charlotte's Web*. Students will analyze character, identify key themes, and connect the concept of humility to real-life heroes. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute duration.

In this 15-minute lesson, 3rd-grade students will learn how to show kindness to someone new in their classroom. This activity helps build an inclusive, friendly environment where everyone feels welcome and valued.

This lesson introduces students to mindfulness through a short, guided breathing exercise. It aims to reduce stress and improve concentration, providing students with a daily tool to center themselves. Mindfulness practices can enhance students' emotional regulation and focus, contributing to their overall well-being and academic success.

Students will learn how pets leave a lasting impact on our lives and ways to celebrate that legacy, strengthening their resilience and appreciation for the joy pets bring. This is crucial for finding closure.

This lesson explores the profound themes of friendship, sacrifice, and promises through the beloved story of Charlotte's Web. Students will delve into the relationship between Charlotte and Wilbur, learning what it means to be a true friend and understanding the concept of life cycles and emotional literacy. Designed for 2nd Grade, this 30-minute lesson is structured across one session.

In this lesson, students will explore the Younger family's decision to move into their new home despite facing racial opposition. Through discussion and individual work, students will summarize the end of the play and identify key themes such as racial pride and family unity. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking and empathy, helping students understand the impact of societal pressures and the importance of standing up for one's beliefs.

This lesson helps 5th-grade students understand the different roles in a bullying situation: the target, the person who bullies, and the bystander. Understanding these roles is crucial for students to recognize and address bullying effectively. This lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.

This 30-minute lesson for 3rd Graders focuses on analyzing the initial dialogue between Wilbur and Charlotte to predict the nature of their future friendship. Students will explore character voice and build suspense through close reading. This lesson is important because it teaches critical reading skills and encourages empathy and understanding of character relationships.

Investigate how small gestures like winks and nods can convey complex meanings. This lesson is perfect for helping students navigate subtle social interactions. This lesson is designed for a 7th-grade group and will last 35 minutes, focusing on Tier 2: Group supports to enhance understanding of social cues.

In this 30-minute group session for adult SUD IOP participants, learners will be introduced to the foundational principles of AA’s beginning of recovery. This lesson helps participants build understanding and hope as they start their journey toward sobriety.

Engaging whole-group speech and language therapy activities for a 3rd-grade class of students with autism who are non-verbal, minimally verbal, or newly using AAC; these interactive ideas promote communication, social skills, and AAC familiarity in 30-minute sessions.

In this 8-week Tier 2 small-group unit, three students will learn to use their AAC devices to respond to weekly reading passages. Each 45-minute session features a warm-up, guided reading, targeted activity, worksheet practice, and a cool-down reflection—building students’ confidence and communication skills.

This 90-minute session introduces adults in the Registered Behavior Technician training to the fundamentals of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), its history, principles, and diverse applications beyond autism. Understanding ABA’s scientific methods and environmental variables empowers technicians to implement meaningful, measurable behavior interventions.

This 15-minute Tier 3 individual lesson helps Kindergarten students master letter recognition and phonetic sounds. It's crucial for building foundational literacy skills and making learning fun and engaging for young learners.

In this engaging 60-minute group lesson, 7th graders explore self-esteem and empathy by learning about and celebrating the strengths of people with disabilities. Students will build understanding, practice inclusive language, and create a positive affirmation poster that reinforces respect and confidence. This Tier 2 lesson fosters social-emotional growth and teamwork.

This lesson inspires 12th-grade students by showcasing the impactful journeys of entrepreneurs with disabilities. Students will explore diverse examples of individuals who have built successful businesses, fostering an inclusive understanding of entrepreneurship and highlighting the power of perseverance and innovation. This 30-minute lesson is designed for one classroom session.

In this lesson, students will explore the world of abstract art and how it can be used to express complex emotions. They will learn about the elements of abstract art, such as color and form, and how these elements can convey different feelings. Through creating their own abstract pieces, students will have the opportunity to express their emotions artistically. This lesson is important as it encourages creativity, emotional expression, and an appreciation for diverse art forms.

Students will dive into the world of Abstract Expressionism by exploring famous artists and creating their own artwork. This lesson encourages creativity and self-expression, and helps students appreciate different art styles while developing their own unique artistic voice.

In this lesson, students will explore the world of abstract expressionism by creating their unique art pieces. This activity encourages creativity and self-expression through various art mediums, helping students understand how colors, shapes, and forms can convey emotions and ideas.

In this lesson, students will learn about abstract art and create their own paintings using unconventional tools like sponges and sticks. This lesson enhances creativity and critical thinking by encouraging students to explore new ways of expressing themselves through art.

This lesson helps students understand the connection between their academic behaviors and the consequences they face. Using a worksheet, a video, and a discussion, students will explore how different study habits lead to different academic outcomes. This lesson is important as it encourages self-reflection and accountability, helping students make more informed academic decisions in the future.

A five-session group intervention designed for 10th grade boys to boost academic skills through collaborative discussions and hands-on activities. This Tier 2 MTSS lesson fosters strategic study habits, goal setting, and peer support to drive measurable academic gain.

In this 30-minute SEL lesson, 10th grade students will define acceptance, explore its benefits and drawbacks, and reflect on situations where acceptance serves them best. Understanding acceptance helps students build self-awareness, resilience, and healthier relationships in real life.

In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 4th graders will explore the meaning of acceptance, learn why embracing differences matters, and practice being inclusive peers. This Tier 1 classroom lesson helps students develop social-emotional skills and create a supportive classroom community.

This 15-minute lesson for 4th-grade students introduces the character trait of acceptance, helping students understand its importance in valuing differences and fostering a positive classroom community. Students will learn to recognize and appreciate the unique qualities in themselves and others.

In this lesson, students will learn to differentiate between accidental and intentional behaviors through a video and guided discussion. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of their actions on others and fosters empathy and ethical decision-making.

This lesson is designed for high school students to help them acclimate to a new school environment. The objective is to provide students with strategies and activities that will ease their transition and help them feel more comfortable in their new surroundings. The lesson will last 30 minutes.

This lesson helps students in understanding the importance of setting goals and working towards their dreams. It includes activities for goal setting, discussion, and reflective exercises.

In this 90-minute professional development session, teachers will explore the foundations of accountability in the classroom, learn strategies to model and cultivate accountability among students, and develop action plans tailored to their instructional contexts. This session empowers educators to create clear expectations, track progress, and foster a culture of responsibility.

This lesson focuses on teaching accountability through a game-based learning approach, using the video 'A Social Experiment on Honesty' to illustrate real-world applications of honesty and accountability. Students will engage in a collaborative activity to explore the concept of accountability, discuss its importance, and reflect on personal experiences. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the value of being accountable for their actions, fostering a sense of responsibility and integrity.

This lesson introduces the concept of accountability through a game-based learning approach. Students will watch a video about the impact of words and discuss how to be accountable for their actions online. The lesson includes a fun game to reinforce the concept and a worksheet to assess understanding. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the significance of their actions and words, fostering a sense of responsibility and empathy.

This lesson focuses on teaching Pre-K students the importance of accountability and making positive behavior choices. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how to recognize and correct behaviors such as sticking their tongue out, saying mean things, or touching others inappropriately. This lesson is crucial for fostering a respectful and supportive classroom environment, helping young learners develop essential social skills. The session will last 30 minutes.

In this engaging 20-minute lesson for 5th graders, students will explore the concept of accountability and learn how to take responsibility for their actions. Through a fun and interactive game, students will understand the importance of being accountable in their daily lives, fostering a sense of responsibility and integrity. This lesson is designed to be inclusive and accessible for all students, promoting a positive classroom environment.

This lesson focuses on teaching 4th-grade students the importance of accountability through active learning and game-based strategies. By engaging in a fun and interactive activity, students will learn how their actions affect others and the importance of taking responsibility. The lesson includes a video that illustrates real-life scenarios of accountability and respect, helping students understand these concepts in a relatable context.

This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of accountability through a guided discussion. Students will explore what accountability means, why it is important, and how they can practice it in their daily lives. This lesson is crucial as it helps students develop a sense of responsibility and integrity, which are essential life skills.

This lesson focuses on teaching 3rd graders about accountability through a discussion and a video. Using trauma-informed teaching, inquiry-based learning, and restorative practices, students will explore the impact of their words and actions, particularly in online interactions. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the significance of being accountable for their behavior, fostering a sense of responsibility and empathy.

This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of accountability through a short video, a collaborative game, and a guided discussion. By understanding accountability, students learn the importance of taking responsibility for their actions, which is crucial for personal growth and building trust with others.

This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concepts of accountability and responsibility through engaging activities and discussions. By using restorative practices and active learning strategies, students will learn the importance of taking responsibility for their actions and understanding the impact on others. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop social-emotional skills that are essential for their personal growth and community involvement.

This lesson teaches second-grade students about the concept of accountability through a short video, discussion, game-based activity, worksheet, and exit ticket. Students will learn what accountability means, why it is important, and how they can practice it in their daily lives. This lesson aims to help students understand their responsibility towards their actions and how to hold themselves accountable.

In this 60-minute, single-session group lesson for adults in substance use recovery, participants will explore the concept of personal accountability: what it means, why it matters, and how to apply it to support lasting change. Through guided reading, interactive discussion, engaging game play, and a reflective worksheet, learners will develop actionable strategies to own their decisions and build trust in recovery communities.

This lesson introduces 10th grade students to the U.S. National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA), exploring the scientific foundations, historical development, and interdisciplinary connections of GDP and GDI. Over a 15-minute flash session, students will analyze the methodology, understand the role of economic, historical, and statistical sciences, and apply critical thinking to evaluate how these accounts guide policy. This lesson helps students see the intersection of economics with history, mathematics, and social studies.

In this lesson, students will engage in mock interviews to learn how to present themselves professionally and answer common interview questions effectively. This lesson is crucial for building confidence and communication skills, which are essential for future employment opportunities. By practicing in a supportive environment, students will gain valuable experience that will help them in real-world interview situations.

This lesson focuses on teaching high school students effective stress management techniques specifically for state standardized tests. Managing stress is crucial for improving test performance and overall well-being. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.

A dynamic 45-minute lesson teaching 6th graders essential test-taking strategies. Students will learn how to prepare, pace themselves, and approach different question types to boost confidence and performance.

This lesson focuses on individualized test preparation strategies for 9th-grade students, aiming to boost their confidence and performance in upcoming exams. It's crucial as it equips students with personalized techniques to tackle test anxiety and improve their study habits, all within a concise 15-minute session.

This engaging lesson for 4th graders focuses on understanding anxiety, developing test-taking strategies, and building coping skills. It's designed to help students recognize and manage their feelings of anxiety, especially during tests, and equip them with practical strategies to enhance their performance and well-being. The lesson will be conducted in one 30-minute session, providing classroom-wide support to ensure all students benefit from these essential life skills.

This lesson guides adult learners through the essential steps of successfully filling out a job application. It covers common sections, key information needed, and strategies for presenting oneself professionally. This single-session, 30-minute lesson is crucial for anyone seeking employment or aiming to improve their application skills.

In this 30-minute, single-session lesson, 10th grade students—particularly those with ASD—will learn practical steps for job applications, including resume basics, interview etiquette, and self-advocacy strategies. This lesson builds confidence and equips students with real-world employment skills they can use immediately.