Lesson Plans

Students will pick a person or place they would like to see featured on a United States coin and create a coin design representing their chosen subject.

Students will identify the 2016 Native American $1 Coin reverse, correctly name its geometric shape, identify symbols and recall experiences to create a coin.

Students will explore methods of communication and the 2017 Native American $1 coin featuring Sequoyah and the Cherokee Syllabary.

Students will classify objects. Students will define what an adjective is and describe objects using descriptive words.

Students will describe ways to respect, preserve and protect the American Flag. Students will discover how communication has changed over time and create an email message.

Students will define and give examples of courageousness. Students will describe the job of an ironworker and the related challenges.

Students will identify the 2017 Effigy Mounds National Monument America the Beautiful Quarter reverse, correctly name its geometric shape, identify symbols within the design and recall experiences to create a new coin.

Students will describe the bayou environment and its special features. Students will identify key physical characteristics of a wild turkey.

Students will describe the relative positions of objects using prepositions. Students will formulate potential writing ideas.

Exploring hospitality, helpfulness, and healthful foods