Physics in Motion

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 multimodal science lesson designed for English Language Learners exploring solids, liquids, and gases. Includes visual vocabulary, structured sentence frames, interactive presentation slides, scaffolded investigative practice, and a quick-check exit ticket.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide and answer key for the Matter All Around lesson bundle. Features full solutions for the student worksheet and exit ticket, alongside WIDA-aligned scaffolding tips, Total Physical Response (TPR) gestures, and common ELL misconception alerts.

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

A hands-on first-grade science lesson exploring how the Moon reflects sunlight to Earth. Students use flashlights and mirrors to investigate reflection, debunk the misconception that the Moon makes its own light, and demonstrate why we can see the Moon both at night and sometimes during the day.

A 2-up printable formative exit ticket for English Language Learners. Provides quick visual checks on particle arrangement, object identification, scaffolded sentence completion, and self-efficacy reflection. Two identical tickets per sheet for easy classroom printing and cutting.

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.

An astronomy and creative writing project where students engineer a 3D marshmallow-and-toothpick constellation, classify its host galaxy, and write an original mythological origin story for a classroom poster showcase.

A 6-slide visual mini-lesson presentation introducing solids, liquids, and gases for English Language Learners. Uses high-contrast particle diagrams, real-life photo cards, large typography (24px+ minimum), and guided oral turn-and-talk sentence frames.

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.

A transitional 2nd Grade lesson bridging pixel art and data tables, guiding students to type words, record counting numbers, and format their first two-column classroom poll.

A scaffolded, two-page student worksheet for English Language Learners. Features picture-supported sorting, particle identification, guided sentence-frame writing, state-change scenarios, and a structured classroom observation case report.