• The Winter Olympics 2010:

The 2010 Winter Olympics, officially known as the XXI Olympic Winter Games or the 21st Winter Olympics, will be held on February 12-28, 2010, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, with some events held in the resort town of Whistler nearby.

• Curriculum Resources:

This webpage was made as a resources for teachers. It is a collection of free online websites. It is broken into Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Teacher Tools, Technology, Cross-Curriculum, and Music.

• The USA States:

The purpose of this lesson is for the students to study the United States and learn HyperStudio in the process.

• Weather Enrichment:

There is a large variety of weather occurring on our Earth at the same time. Students will observe pre selected regions and record the weather that is occurring there for one week. This lesson is to be used as an enrichment lesson to a weather unit of study.

• Cinderella:

Cinderella is one of the most well-known stories around the world. Each grade level will take a Cinderella story from a country in the continent they are studying. Using graphic organizers, the classes will compare and contrast their tales with the classic Cinderella tale.

• Expository Writing:

Florida Writes! is an important writing test. This lesson focuses on prewriting/brainstorming ideas. The student then uses this prewriting web to write a five paragraph essay.

• Narrative Writing:

Florida Writes! is an important writing test. This lesson focuses on prewriting/brainstorming ideas. The student then uses this prewriting web to write a five paragraph essay.

• Holidays Around the World:

Here is a unit I put together for Ballard Elementary Magnet School. The teachers wanted a unit that shows how the Christmas holiday is studied in other countries. The unit was made in Netscape Communicator.

• Crickets:

The students in this class that I worked with had been studying crickets during their science unit. We were looking to include technology into an enrichment lesson of crickets. The media was to be a video about crickets.

• Story Problem Writing:

The students in this second grade math class were to write a story problem that equaled one, two, and three. They could use any of the four operations to make their story problems. They were to design these story problems by using Kid Pix3 software.

• The Water Cycle:

During the third grade school year, students continued their study on the water cycle from the Harcourt textbook. After a lesson was presented by laser disc on the different types of precipitation, it became apparent that most of the students did not have the experience of other types of precipitation then that of rain and perhaps some hail. They became interested in discovering and researching all the types of precipitation. This lesson teaches the tasks to help the students create a HyperStudio stack that shows facts about what is the water cycle and types of precipitation, such as snow, rain, hail, and sleet.

• USA Monuments:

These fourth grade students used print and electronic media to research information about an USA monument. They will use AppleWorks to graphically organize their facts. Each fact sheet will include a picture and factual information about the monument.

• Egyptian Lesson:

This is for Mrs. Huston's students.

• Winter Olympics 2006:

The XX Winter Olympics will be held in Torino, Italy February 10-26, 2006. Twenty thousand volunteers are helping to organize the event. Use the activities and links here to promote teaching and learning in your classroom as the students support countries of their choice and root for their favorite sports.

• Three Branches of Government:

The purpose of this lesson is for the students to learn about the three Branches of Government: Executive, Legislative, and Judical. The main website is organized to show all three branches and it will then link to a separate page for each branch. Each branch will link to sites on the Internet so that the students can learn about each branch.