LESSONS
Free lesson plans designed for Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
LANGUAGE ARTS
A Thematic Approach to High Impact Indicators, Target Assessments, and Content Standards
Analyzing Your Own Writing
[RI.4.2 RI/RL.7.1 ELA-Literacy.W.8.1 ELA-Literacy.L.8.1]
Creating a Constructed Response
Finding Errors in Real World Materials
Knowing What to Expect on the GED® RLA Test Extended Response
[RI.4.2 RI/RL.7.1]
Looking for Evidence
[CCSS RI.4.2 RI/RL.7.1]
Themes in Short Stories
Using Transition Words to Improve Your Writing
[R.5.3]
MATHEMATICS
Algebra: Prealgebra
Algebra: Beginning Algebra
Determining Surface Area and Volume
Graphing Linear Inequalities
[A.3, A.3.b]
Pythagorean in the Real World
[Math Q.4, Math Q.4.e, Math Practice MP.1, Math Practice MP.2]
Ratios, Proportions, and Scale Factors in the Real World
[CCR.MA.ABE.8.3.1, CCR.MA.ABE.8.4.1, CCR.MA.ABE.8.4.1, Q.3.c]
Speeding Along
[CCSS.Math.Content.6.EE.1]
The Consumer Price Index
Using Nets for Finding Surface Area
[Assessment Targets Q.4.a, Q.4.b, Q.5.a, Q.5.b, Q.5.c]
Which Cell Phone Plan Should I Choose
SCIENCE
Antibiotic Resistance
[CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RST.6-8.10]
Forming a Conclusion
[SP.1.a, SP.2.c, SP.4.a]
Formulating a Hypothesis
List Group Label
Looking for Newton
[Science P.2, Science P.2.a, Science P.2.b, SP 1, SP.7]
Scientific Inquiry
Superbugs Are Here!
[Science L.1, Science L.1.d]
SOCIAL STUDIES
Double Entry Note Taking
Editorial Cartoons
Enduring Issues in Civics and Government
[CCSS.RH.9-10.1]
Primary Sources Looking for the Answer in the Constitution
Systems and Forms of Government
[SSP.2.b, CG1.a, CG1.b]
The Bill of Rights Is in the News