The study of atoms and elements is part of the larger physical science curriculum. Middle School Resources: For an overview of what topics are covered at the middle school level, take a look at Georgia Virtual Learning’s free 8th grade course, which introduces atoms in its matter and energy unit. From BBC Bitesize: Atoms, Elements, […]
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Show how one thing led to another with these free resources exploring the causes of the American Revolution: Differing Points of View – Visit Project Look Sharp for an elementary teaching kit on the Causes of the American Revolution. For each cause, there’s a downloadable teacher’s guide and student worksheet, plus a list of supplementary
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When geocaching on a road trip, or even around in your own neighborhood, you can use the activity to learn about the geography, history, culture, and plants and animals of an area. Unraveling the Past Caches are sometimes placed near historical markers, monuments, and artifacts that provide a way to interact with local history. You
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Seeing Inside Cells: Lesson for comparing and contrasting plant, animal, yeast, and bacteria cells using interactive exercises and worksheets. Science-Class.net: Many free science resources for elementary and middle-school grades. The section on cells features activities and labs, slideshows, games and quizzes, and links to interactives and other resources. Biology Corner: Another site with many lesson
The following free world history PDF textbook resources for middle- and high-school learners can be downloaded or added to your Google drive. Middle-School Textbooks: Journey Across Time Textbook:—Chapter 1: The First Civilizations —Chapter 2: Ancient Egypt—Chapter 3: Ancient Israelites—Chapter 4: Ancient Greeks—Chapter 5: Greek Civilization—Chapter 6: Early India—Chapter 7: Early China—Chapter 8: The Rise of
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Initiate math games with playing cards to help your kids learn and review math concepts, plus have some fun. Beyond modifications to old faves like Go Fish, War, or Concentration, the following games provide a variety of computational challenges, and can be adapted to various age groups. Remainder Jump: This game uses playing cards plus
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The following is a list of sites with libraries of free ebooks, both fiction and non-fiction, K – 12. Follow the links to the sites and input the provided usernames and passwords. National Geographic Science Texts: Go to the link, click “for students.” Enter username: ies4ms password: Gobraves Click into My Books and you
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Explore chemistry concepts using a variety of free resources, including video lessons and demos, labs and activities, worksheets and games: Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin
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