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Using the life skills activity How to Fill Out a Job Application, students learn to complete a standard job application by explaining the different sections included in the application, including personal information, education, professional references,...

The How to Schedule an Appointment life skills activity teaches students how to plan, schedule, reschedule and cancel personal and professional appointments. How to determine their availability by checking their calendar Preparation for an in-home...

The Level 1 Reading Menus Money Math life skills activity teaches students how to calculate the cost of a complete meal based on six standard breakfast and lunch menus. Finding the price for two items on a breakfast and lunch menu Finding the price...

Help students discover the biblical character trait of gentleness through the famous story of Moses, Miriam, and Aaron in Numbers 12:1-16. Part of our Fruit of the Spirit series, this ready-to-use Unit Study for grades 3-6 helps children understand that...

Students will learn about the causes and effects of building the Suez Canal, the efforts to build it, and its significance historically and today by watching and analyzing a 5 minute video and answering 23 questions. The answers are included where...

Students will learn about the characteristics of the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras and early humans with these 5 activities. They will complete 24 task cards, work through a reading packet with comprehension tasks, watch and analyze 2 TedEd videos (one...

Students will review the people, events, documents, and more from the rise of European dictators by playing this "was it Hitler, Stalin, or Mussolini" review game. Students will identify which dictator or country an item is from and answer 6 review...

Students will review the people, events, documents, and more from the Early Republic (early American History) by playing this, "was it President Washington, Adams, or Jefferson" review game. Students will identify which president's time in office an item...

Students will learn about the myths and facts related to our changing understanding of Neanderthals over time by watching this 7 minute video, answering 19 questions, and completing 2 creative tasks. The answers are included where appropriate and the...

Students will learn about the atrocities committed in the Congo by Belgium under King Leopold II by watching an almost 6 minute video and answering 26 questions (one is a creative task). The answers are included where appropriate and the video is from...

Students will learn about 12 events from the foundation of the 13 colonies with this gallery walk or PowerPoint and note guide. In the note guide students will answer 23 questions, design a word cloud, identify 6 primary source excerpts, match 6 causes...

Students will review the locations, people, events, battles, and more from the Civil War by identifying whether they were part of/took place in the Union or the Confederacy. There are 12 slides with 32 items to identify and 6 review questions to answer...