This visual example of erosion would help students understand how human activities can affect the landscape. One bottle could represent an untouched forest, another could represent an area with houses built, and another bottle could show land cleared for farming. The students would be able to see how humans can negatively impact Earth's natural processes.
Erosion lesson : awesome!
I love this! questioning strategy
Common core checklists
Organizing Weekly Lesson Materials better than folders?
oh so organized- and it's not a huge pile on the desk!
Here's a model of the 3-2-1 Nonfiction Reading Strategy Graphic Organizer. It was 1st modeled by the T on how to complete it, then the kids completed one at a station. Being able to read informational texts effectively is a fundamental quality of successful readers. After reading nonfiction books or articles, this graphic organizer helps st. summarize what they have learned.> Good exit questions.
The educational resources on this site are the result of a teacher with 22 years of teaching experience all over the world. In that time, she had students with learning disabilities and not native English speakers, so she had to supplement the curriculum with a focus and goal to reach the needs of her students while keeping it fun and challenging. After authoring a book and having it turned down, she turned to the internet where she could distribute her educational resources that have been developed by her and used by her students.
Mini-Posters. NABT entry by Brad Williamson.