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This A&E Biography Teacher's Guide includes discussion questions, research activities, vocabulary, and resources designed to help students understand Einstein's life and its impact on history.
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Have your students conduct an experiment using food in order to explain how Vitamin E inhibits the oxidation of phospholipid and glycolipid molecules in cell membranes possibly preventing the aging...
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Grade 1 Science Force and Motion
The TeachAde Tutors take your children on a learning journey through Kindergarten Science Force and Motion, including skills such as fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, sentence building, spelling… See More$1.99
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Students practice moving different ways with different locomotor skills while reinforcing math concepts.
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Explore biology and the world around you with projects about plants, air pollution, butterflies and more.
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The Crying Child
Mary's grief over the loss of her child is threatening to send her over the edge, and her sister Joanne, fearing for her sister's sanity, has brought herself to remote King's Island, Maine. Mary's… See More$9.00
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Learn the species distribution, reasons for endangerment, and conservation efforts for twelve different animals.
Library of Congress / Spanish-American War Introduction
Subject: Social Studies
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Spanish-American War
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Conflict Resolution - Grades K-2
This book contains a collection of practical, age-appropriate activities that will help students understand the causes of conflict, and also allows them to practice skills and strategies for… See More$14.95
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Students construct a food web to learn how all living things in an ecosystem are interconnected and energy for life comes from the sun.
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