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Start a new entry and put:
1) Name
2) Level Appropriate
3) Topic : EX. Science Weather
4) Attach file or link to your Unit Plan
*Make sure to include formative assessment examples or details.
Items you may want to include in your presentation include:

Define the audience & Curriculum connection (collaborative partner, grade level, department etc...)

Share a brief scenario of the class- (opportunities to differentiate instruction)

define the expected learning outcome for the student and how you incorporated the states of inquiry,

discuss how you will effectively assess the student learning

Other items you feel are important to share regarding your Unit Plan.

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MLIS Working Plan of Study with Hallmark TEMPLATE

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4th Grade
ELA/Science

The unit plan can be found at the bottom of the Smore.

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Kindergarten
Spring: bugs, rain, seeds, & kindness
The link to the lesson plans is on the last slide.

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Level: 10 Grade U.S History

Topic: The Great Depression and  terms that contributed to the Great Depression.

Lesson Plans: The unit lessons are hyperlinked under "day one," day two," and "day three" of the captions in the PowerPoint.

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4th Grade Social Studies
NC Economy

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Check out this presentation designed by jhwschaefer.

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10th Grade
ELA
Mythology (with a "create your own myth assignment")

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10th Grade English 2  Collaborative Unit Plan: Mythology

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8th Grade
Real-World Geometry
The link to the Unit plan is on the last slide

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2nd grade
Animal Life Cycle

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Animal Life Cycle
2nd Grade Inquiry Unit

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5th Grade
The Wild Robot

The unit is on finding and citing textual evidence found in The Wild Robot.

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Class Overview

This unit is intended for a fifth-grade class that has just completed reading the novel, The Wild Robot. There are 25 students in the class with two ESL students and two academically and intellectually gifted students. The majority of the student population is on the regular academic spectrum. While the school adheres to the North Carolina Standard Course of Study, teachers are able to create, design, and implement lessons however they choose. These lessons were developed in collaboration with the classroom teacher to teach the importance of finding and citing textual evidence.

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This unit is intended for a fifth-grade class that has just completed reading the novel, The Wild Robot. There are 25 students in the class with two ESL students and two academically and intellectually gifted students. The majority of the student population is on the regular academic spectrum.

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5th Grade
Persuasive Writing Support
Evaluating Online Sources
Editing and Revising
PSA Prep
The link to the Unit Plan is at the end of the page.

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Inquiry Unit: Persuasive Writing
5th Grade

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4th Grade
Greek Mythology

The unit plan is at the bottom of the presentation.

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6th Grade
ELA / SS
Black History Peace Prize

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Habitat Unit Presentation
Kindergarten
Unit Plan is added separately to Padlet due to not being able to upload more than one item.

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Habitat Unit Lesson Plans
Kindergarten

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11th Grade English
Citing Reliable Primary and Secondary Sources Using MLA

Start with the Green Star.  The entire unit plan can be found by clicking the red star.

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View the interactive image by Kerry Nichols

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3rd Grade
Life Cycles

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5th Grade Science/ Literacy
Weather

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Sources, Websites and Images

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Lesson 1: Give Credit Where Credit is Due

Connect, Wonder and Investigate

The students will learn how to correctly cite sources using a Breakout Box Activity. The students will work as teams to correctly cite sources and then find the code to open the locked box. They will use a guide to help them along the way. It is a high engagement activity that the students will enjoy playing! An exit ticket will be used to assess understanding.

Summative/ Final Assessment

The students will have questions from each of the lessons that we covered. There is also an answer key.

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Connect, Wonder and Investigate The students will learn how to correctly cite sources using a Breakout Box Activity. The students will work as teams to correctly cite sources and then find the code to open the locked box. They will use a guide to help them along the way.

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8th Grade Art
Biographical Research

Find the links to the unit plan and the accompanying art unit at the bottom of the page.

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Artists and Their Influences - 8th Grade Art Biographical Research Unit by Ameriki Jackson | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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8th Grade
Social Studies
Thinking Like A Historian

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Class Overview

This lesson was created an a collaboration with an 8th grade Social Studies teacher. (However, the lesson can be adjusted and utilized by all Social Studies and ELA teachers grades 6 - 8). There are four 50 minute class periods that contain between 16 - 20 students per class. There are differentiated learning abilities among the students enrolled in the class including several students with IEPs and 504's. This lesson is designed with 3 components, meeting in the media center from Monday through Thursday for their class periods, over a two week time frame. This lesson is designed to keep all students engaged with multiple activities in the 50-minute class period. Information is presented in a various different formats to accommodate differentiated learning styles.

Types of Assessments Tools Used:

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This lesson was created an a collaboration with an 8th grade Social Studies teacher. (However, the lesson can be adjusted and utilized by all Social Studies and ELA teachers grades 6 - 8). There are four 50 minute class periods that contain between 16 - 20 students per class.

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5th Grade
Weather
The link to the unit plan is at the bottom of the page.

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Weather, Weather All Around Us - 5th Grade Inquiry Unit by Melanie Varvi | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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8th Grade
ELA

This unit is on Freedom where students learn to explore a central idea by conceptualizing a definition.

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There are currently many debates about the American Dream, who gets to live it, and how they get to live it. Our Declaration of Independence states that Americans derive the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Throughout this unit we will conceptualize the definition of freedom by considering what it means to be free and what role freedom plays in our own life through various readings, poems, videos, and class discussions.

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There are currently many debates about the American Dream, who gets to live it, and how they get to live it. Our Declaration of Independence states that Americans derive the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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High School
CTE Foods
Research lesson with makerspace recipe creation.
The title on the first page of the power point is linked to the unit plan.

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3rd Grade
Science
Solids, Liquids, and Gases

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7th  Grade Visual Arts
Research & MakerSpace lessons on African-American artists & their work.
Link to Unit Plan is at the bottom of the page.

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LESSON TEN: GALLERY WALK

Students will return to the media center with their completed artwork and MakerSpace products. After completing a warm-up journal exercise, students will set up their work as a Gallery. Students will then participate in a Gallery Walk, interacting with the presentation tools and viewing artwork created by their classmates over the past several weeks, working to complete a scavenger hunt activity during the Walk. Each student will then share several things they learned on a Padlet to complete the unit. Summative assessments are rubrics for the piece of artwork created in the art classroom and the presentation tool created in the library lessons.

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Students will return to the media center with their completed artwork and MakerSpace products. After completing a warm-up journal exercise, students will set up their work as a Gallery. Students will then participate in a Gallery Walk, interacting with the presentation tools and viewing artwork created by their classmates over the past several weeks, working to complete a scavenger hunt activity during the Walk.

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8th Grade
Social Studies
Thinking Like A Historian
Lesson 1

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8th Grade
Social Studies
Thinking Like A Historian
Lesson 2

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8th Grade
Social Studies
Thinking Like A Historian
Lesson 3