Written in Stone Worksheet

Fourth-grade standards-aligned instructional sequence featuring integrated English Language Arts literary analysis and North Carolina regional geography and historical development.

A 5-day fourth-grade social studies unit exploring the physical features, climate, and development of North Carolina's Coastal Plain, Piedmont, and Mountain regions. Students investigate regional geography and culminate in a Friday research and debate project answering 'Which region is the best in North Carolina?'

A 2-page printable North Carolina regional map quiz with body and question text sized at 13 point for clear fourth-grade student reading. Covers map diagram labeling, landmark identification, matching, multiple choice, and written analysis.

A comprehensive four-lesson unit exploring the fundamentals of commerce, business structures, factors of production, and socially responsible entrepreneurship.

A comprehensive 5-day fourth-grade ELA unit on RL.4.4 covering word choice, context clues, figurative language, and mythological references. Each 45-minute lesson integrates spelling, vocabulary, modeling, collaborative analysis, and rigorous text-dependent assessment.

A 3-page comprehensive teacher evaluation guide for North Carolina geography. Features master research solutions, Friday project rubric, debate facilitation protocols, and the complete answer key and rubric for the Regional Map Quiz.

A two-day 9th grade Global History and Geography sequence exploring early Chinese civilization, tracing how physical river geography shaped settlement and how the Mandate of Heaven established dynastic governance.

A second-grade assessment unit on Ancient Greek Civilization covering key vocabulary, mythology, city-states, democracy, the Olympic Games, and Alexander the Great. Includes a classroom-ready multiple-choice assessment and an instructional teacher answer key.

A 2-page student interactive study guide and debate organizer with text formatted at 13 point for fourth-grade accessibility. Features a 3-region comparative physical matrix, elevation diagram, and a persuasive evidence builder for Friday's debate.

A multi-day instructional unit introducing Ancient Egypt tailored for high school students with intellectual disabilities in a self-contained setting. The sequence builds accessible, age-respectful understanding of geography, daily life, royal monuments, mummification, and hieroglyphic communication through high-contrast visual supports and multi-sensory tasks.

A 2nd-grade social studies lesson comparing ancient Athens and Sparta, examining their culture, government, and lasting contributions to history.

A 3-page printable research project draft packet faithful to the attached Carolina Regions Draft Sheet, with student body and sentence prompts formatted at 13 point for optimal fourth-grade legibility.