We want to do a project focused on animal adaptations with our students that links to our Benchmark curriculum. We would like to do a hands on project such as a diorhama

For 10th grade chemistry, I need a lesson on the history of the atom. Students should learn the history and do something with it in an engaging way. This lesson should be adaptable from the regular level to the honors level.

I want to teadh a unit on matter, periotic table, It should include students ability to identify matter in the real world. Add the trends of the periodic table, history of the atom, parts of the atom, isotopes . it real world connections with emphasis on sustainability practices and the importance of resources

Animal adaptations

project researching health benefits between exercising inside verses in nature, natures affect on mental health, and foraging for food

We learned all about our 5 senses by participating in several activities in and outside of the classroom and to wrap up our understanding of what we learned, we made Mr. Potato heads and labeled his body parts with the correct sense. For hearing, we played a game in the classroom and listened to different nature and animal sounds and students had to raise their hand and guess what they thought the sound was. For our sense of taste, we ate two different kinds of apples and discussed what made them taste the same and different. For our sense of smell, we smelled the apples before eating them and talked about if it smells sweet, sour, salty, good, or bad. For our sense of sight, we went on a nature walk and played iSpy and talked about what different colors and things we saw. For our sense of touch, we felt different things in the classroom like our soft rug, a spikey toy, rough sand paper, and sticky tape. When we made our potato heads, students used their creativity to pick and choose what the eyes, nose, and mouth would look like and shared their creations with the class while showing each body part and what sense it uses.

Students will create a storybook focused on three randomly selected lessons from AP Macroeconomics Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts, and Unit 2: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle.

Trees Preschool using colors and shapes