The Arts

Students will learn about Molly Brown's life and voyage on the Titanic through a read-aloud and discussion. They will then work in pairs to create boats out of tinfoil. Students will be challenged to build a boat that will not only float but will also hold weight (pennies, which can be thought of as passengers!). Once all boats have been tested, the amount of pennies held by each boat will be used to create a bar graph for students to analyze.

Why not recycle those old magazines and catalogs (or colored paper scraps, wrapping paper, or junk mail)? Transform them into a colorful necklace.

This lesson plan is actually a unit of study. It is comprised of 3 lessons, an introduction paper and vocabulary

This easy-to-use activity teaches valuable lessons about the importance of listening and following directions.

Use an online inventory to determine students' learning strengths and intelligences.

This lesson plan integrates science, language, reading and art within the winter theme.

A Unit Plan on The Principles of Freedom of Religion, and Freedom of Choice.

In keeping with the programming section of one of the chapters of the Grade 7 Technology Applications textbook ... HTML or Web page building in this case ... the students will be using these acquired skills [source code writing] to incorporate stories for children as Web-based.

A web banner or banner ad is a form of advertising on the World Wide Web. This form of online advertising entails embedding an advertisement into a web page. It is intended to attract traffic to a website by linking to the website of the advertiser. The students were asked to create banners of the standard size to advertise various products and/or promote causes and ask for donations

Using Your Senses “Human beings are sensory creatures – that is, we operate not just through what we know but through what we see and hear and feel. Reading about something brings us understanding, but our senses of sight, hearing and touch deepen that understanding. Multimedia – combinations of words, sounds, images, video and animation – can provide that sensory input. Multimedia productions can take many forms, including an encyclopedia CD-ROM, a television commercial, a full-length movie, a short video on the Internet or an animated introduction to a Web site.” [Technology Applications, Grade 7/8, Pearson Education, Inc., New Jersey (ISBN 0-13-036333-2)]

Memory Game which will not only enhance students memory skills but also it will help to learn academic milestones in a very attractive way.

To craft and assess an understanding of our own cultural heritage, lineage and ancestry.

Ever wished you could be in more than one place at the same time? Show your students how to create the illusion of having their very own clone with this fun and easy lesson plan on creating multiplicity images using photo editing software.

Total music classroom resource with lessons, assignments, hand picked inspirational lessons from youtube etc.