Students will understand the subtleties and stylistic features of texts on unfamiliar topics. Additionally, students will learn that this poem was written by Antonio Machado, a Spanish poet and one of the leading figures of the Spanish literary movement known as the Generation of '98.
In this resource, students will understand how to interpret long complex texts by reading, listening to and viewing a video about the life of author, Julio Cortazar. Additionally, students will learn the vocabulary related to the story and answer the provided questions.
Blog defining transformations of functions.
This anatomical image is a profile view of the hip and knee in proper and inproper alignment. It demonstrates lordosis, flatback, and swayback as well as balanced, neutral posture.
Editable PPT explaining the distance formula and application of it.
Students hear one or more versions of The Gingerbread Man fairy tale. Students will then use illustrations from the text or those provided to sequence and retell the story. By using different versions, students compare the adventures of characters in familiar stories.
PPT on functions. Slices 39-48 deal with transformations.
Students will be able to conceptualize how animals produce offspring with similar characteristics but individual differences.
In this exercise, students will compare two books of the same genre and similar topics using questions that require students to demonstrate understanding of a text by referring explicitly to the text as the basis for answers.
In this instructional unit, students will identify an object and material in their surroundings and then determine what its main property is.
Students will learn leisure vocabulary in French, read an article, and watch a video about them. They will conduct a class survey and read other surveys to develop a better understanding of the topic and later answer comprehension questions. This resource offers four lesson plans for leisure activities "Les Loisirs".
Look at pages 8-12. This resource gives examples of how to make inferences and justify conclusions from sample surveys, experiments, and observational studies
Partner class activity using the midpoint formula.