Eco Quest Jeopardy

A multidisciplinary collection of interactive notebook reference posters, graphic organizers, and concept webs for elementary students across reading, science, and core subjects.

An introductory STEM lesson exploring diverse engineering fields, the engineering design loop, and the real-world structures and machines engineers create.

A teacher answer key and instructional reference for the Word Bank Fill-In activity, featuring solutions for all 7 clues, field explanations, and classroom extension ideas.

A clever, lighthearted, and hands-on meteorological detective academy for smart 7-11 year olds. Features fun 10-15 minute bursts, playful gadgets, quirky science hacks like cricket thermometry and hair hygrometers, and neurodiverse-friendly sensory pacing.

A hands-on elementary life science lesson focused on classifying living organisms into major groups based on traits, structures, and backbones using visual graphic organizers.

A print-ready student worksheet featuring a word bank and seven full-width clue cards with extra-wide handwriting answer boxes for elementary students.

A developmental digital literacy curriculum introducing elementary learners to Google Sheets, advancing from early mouse skills and pixel color play in kindergarten through structured tables and formulas in upper elementary.

A comprehensive reading comprehension toolkit centered on identifying author's purpose using the P.I.E. framework, featuring visual anchor charts and diagnostic test guides for student notebooks.

A vibrant and engaging 9-slide presentation introducing young learners to different types of engineers and the real-world creations they build. Features colorful kid-friendly vector clipart, clear examples, and key STEM fields.

A foundational elementary science sequence guiding early learners through sensory inquiry, scientific methods, and the engineering design process aligned with Science Fusion.

A dynamic three-part elementary unit investigating land, air, and water transportation, exploring how vehicles travel, their unique physical features, and how they connect global communities.

A multi-day 3rd-grade American Reading Company (ARC) aligned science and literacy sequence exploring dinosaurs. Students master central idea, text evidence, academic vocabulary, and paleontological inquiry across structured reading workshop sessions.