The Basics of Lesson Planning A goal without a plan is only a dream. If you have a goal of teaching your students something, but no concrete plan for how you’re going to get there, your chances of actually achieving your goal are greatly diminished. When planning a lesson, don’t simply ask you

This PowerPoint presentation introduces the history and themes of the Victorian Age in English literature. Download the presentation now or view it below.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline, focusing on the Hutterites from their beginning to their migration to North America in the 19th century.

This enrichment activity looks at three special types of triangles with side lengths that are all whole numbers. One type of triangle has a 60° angle. Another type has a 120° angle. For the third type of triangle, the area is also a whole number. Such a triangle is a Heronian triangle. Much of the a

Teacher's notes on Menno Simon's early life leading to his conversion and identification with the Anabapist people.

A writing prompt describing how to write an analysis of a character from Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel, The Scarlet Letter .

What is the opposite of non-resistance? Created in the 1970's for Manheim Christian Day School, this fifth "Situation" from the Kingdom Values series addresses rebellion. The plan provides discussion strategies for discipling intermediate and junior high students in the non-resistance of Jesus.

Teacher's notes on Secular Humanism and its way of knowing, mainly science and reason.

A music worksheet where students identify notes by writing the solfege syllables with various key signatures. They practice simply identifying key signatures.

An answer key for music worksheet 3.6 created by Nolan Martin. In this worksheet students identify perfect, augmented or diminished intervals.

This study guide prepares students for a quiz and a test in A Beka Grammar and Composition on a variety of sentence errors.

Teacher notes for class discussion on the first two chapters of Adam on the Road. Discussion centers on the setting of the book and and some personalizing about what the main character is experiencting.

This 3-question reporting form is designed to help teachers communicate about their classroom experience each week. The administrator can use the teacher reports to determine where more attention is needed. Courtesy Kendall Myers.

A Power Point presentation on Nova Scotia. Presentations in this series were created with the Living History Threads curriculum (Level 43) in mind, but they can also be used more generally. Each presentation covers a single Canadian province or territory, including quality photos of primary geograph

Timeline for students to date events from the life of Jesus until the Holy Roman Empire is formed.

Student handout on the lives of Ambrose, Jerome, and Augustine.

This grading rubric is to be filled out by the teacher to grade each student on part of the final map project. It grades latitude and longitude, outline of continent, country boundaries drawn and labeled, physical features and cities for a total of 50 points.

Outline of Chapter 7, Lesson 2 of Pennsylvania State History to use with overhead projector.

A short quiz on Zwingli's life and beliefs.

Cubberley, one of the leading historians of education in the early 20th century, collected this volume of 375 selections from Plutarch to Dewey on the subject of education. Courtesy archive.org.