Design for Deeper Learning

Students collect real data from their environment (cooling rates, plant growth, savings patterns) and create linear models, determining equations and interpreting parameters in context. Multiple approaches to data collection and modeling encourage creativity.

Using mathematics to design an inclusive community park. Using measurements in geometry for grade six

This is a lesson plan about morphemes that introduces or reintroduces students to the concept. This lesson leads into learning about etymology. This should be able to supplement all middle school levels

Life cycle of a pumpkin

My math students need to show their understanding of acute and obtuse angles. They have already learned about obtuse and acute angles; this is for their final project. I want them to show their understanding through an artistic medium.

I am trying to create a unit that focuses on explicit vocabulary instruction for my sixth grader that teaches them about World War 2 using the graphic novel, The Complete Maus. I am focusing on teaching them about morphemes and etymology. I would like for the unit to culminate into a creative project that allows students to draw, but also makes sure that it showcases comprehension of the topic using writing. This class has no more than twelve students, so group instruction needs to be suitable for a small class.