Students create patterns, follow digital instructions, collect classroom data, build bar graphs, and interpret their data findings.

Students explore digital citizenship by identifying digital tools, practicing online safety and kindness, and using a digital tool to create a story to share with their peers.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students examine how Americans shaped their new democracy and used the Constitution to define and expand rights over time.

Students explore how energy flows through ecosystems, investigating the Sun’s role in food chains using models and hands-on activities.

Students explore the life and message of Martin Luther King, Jr., while connecting his ideas about kindness and fairness to their classroom community.

Students read about Abraham Lincoln, learning key facts and practicing early literacy skills with informational text.

Students explore their personal traits through self-assessment and peer interviews to identify strengths that connect well with potential career paths.

Students create a five-year career plan, compare postsecondary options, and identify skills to develop for their chosen career path.

Students build real-world communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills through interactive, professional role-play and teamwork activities.

Students explore how media shapes understanding and develop critical thinking skills through analysis, collaboration, and future-focused reflection.

Students learn how media shapes thinking and build skills to question, analyze, and respond as critical consumers and responsible creators.

Students explore how messaging shapes trust by analyzing media ethics, persuasive techniques, and intent in content creation.

Students explore career paths, connecting personal strengths to evolving job markets while identifying transferable skills for future success.

Students create a résumé, craft a personal statement, and design a time management plan to stay organized and reach their goals.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore citizenship through examining civic participation, rights and responsibilities, historical exclusion, and active engagement in democracy.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore digital identity, learn online safety strategies, discover learning tools, and reflect on their growth as digital learners.

Students build digital literacy by evaluating online sources, conducting research, and creating multimedia presentations.

Students create step-by-step solutions to solve environmental problems using algorithmic thinking and technology.

Students explore how AI and digital tools shape media, learning to think critically, evaluate content, and imagine the future of learning.

Students explore how Earth changes through time, using models and experiments to discover how earthquakes happen quickly and glaciers shape land slowly.

Students explore architecture through texts, videos, and hands-on activities, learning about famous architects and landmarks while designing buildings.

Students explore how British colonial control sparked resistance and how different colonists viewed British rule.

Students explore energy concepts through interactive activities, examining energy types, transformations, and transfers in real-world contexts.

Students read about Mae Jemison, the first Black woman in space, learning her story and practicing early literacy skills.

Students read about Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist who revolutionized chimpanzee research, learning her story and practicing early literacy skills.

Students explore magnetism through vocabulary, inquiry, and guided research, investigating magnetic interactions to build scientific understanding.

Students explore George Washington’s life and presidency through an informational text, building early literacy skills.

Students explore museum types and their roles and significance through visits, interviews, research, and hands-on activities.

Students sharpen core research skills, learning to select and refine topics.

Students learn to create and refine research questions, distinguishing between open-ended and closed-ended types.

Students learn digital research skills, from basic vocabulary to advanced search techniques, applying them to write essays and create presentations.

Students explore note-taking strategies to enhance research skills.

Students analyze bias in historical documents, practice APA citations, and evaluate sources using CRAAP criteria in interactive stations.

Students explore oratory, analyze speeches, practice rhetorical devices, and deliver engaging research presentations on chosen topics.

Students explore seasons, observing weather patterns and daylight changes throughout the year to understand their impact on daily life.

Students explore weather patterns, forecasting, and the effects of sunlight.

Students study space exploration through text and videos. They learn vocabulary and research space milestones and notable astronauts.

Students explore glaciers through text and videos. They learn vocabulary, create visuals, and write a glaciologist’s mini biography.

Students watch volcanologist interviews, take notes, discuss findings, and create visual summaries to learn about volcanic processes and hazards.

Students learn about the concept of communities, their types, and their importance in helping people.

Students explore the functions of libraries, fire stations, and hospitals as essential places in the community.

Students explore community helpers’ roles, their impact on neighborhoods, and how they can contribute to their own community.

Students learn about autobiographies and write a short autobiographical paragraph.

Students read an informational text and enhance their analytical and writing skills by creating comprehensive biographies.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing animal traits of furry and feathered animal friends.

Students explore biographies, analyze texts, and practice note-taking to understand notable figures’ lives and their impact on the world.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of amphibian friends.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of fascinating insects.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of reptilian friends.

Students explore the life cycle of frogs by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.

Students explore the life cycle of butterflies by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.

Students explore the life cycle of bees by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.

Students learn to choose research topics and formulate questions, boosting their research and critical thinking skills.

Students learn how to gather different types of sources and judge their usability.

Students learn and practice essential research skills: note-taking, using graphic organizers, paraphrasing, and categorizing information from digital sources.

Students explore vocabulary relevant to proper source citation and create grade-appropriate citations for print and digital sources.

Students prepare and practice effective oral presentation strategies in advance of an in-class oral presentation based on a research topic.

Students enhance their inquiry skills by formulating clear, focused research questions.

Students develop research skills specific to learning to select and refine topics.

Students learn and practice effective digital research skills, including using keywords and search filters.

Students evaluate sources, identify bias and perspective, and apply critical thinking skills to enhance their research abilities.

Students learn several different note-taking strategies to enhance research skills and avoid plagiarism in academic writing.

Students select sources, organize research, and give presentations, developing skills in critical analysis and effective communication.