Grades 4-8

Laws…Who Needs Them?(7-9)

Oregon Trail Diary(5-11)

Read All About It! (5-12)

Students will construct a newspaper that describes local, state, national and international events on the day they were born.

Post-Nuclear War Survival (7-12)
This unit begins with a scenario of nuclear war and requires students to make decisions which may affect the survival of humans on Earth.

Real Time Experiments!
Do experiments with stuff you have around the house, experiments using the computer, and experiments using the shockwave plug-in.

Froguts.com
An amazing online virtual dissection of a frog and more.

The pH Factor (4-8)
Includes a teachers guide.

Newton’s Apple: (all grades)
A family science show that airs on PBS. You’ll find teachers guides, interactive educational resources, and science experiments you can do at home.

An Overview of Simple Machines
Six different machine principals, considered to be the simplest and most basic, that are incorporated into modern-day machinery

Aesop’s Fables (4-8)
Always a good source to learn a lesson. (The moral of the story).

Hans Christian Andersen (4-8)
You can read Hans Christian Andersen’s stories online. There must be over a hundred available for reading!

A Lesson in Haiku (4-8)
Haiku is a Japanese poetry form that consists of seventeen syllables and has nature as its subject. Also see:

Haiku for People

Lesson Plans from The Teacher’s Desk (5-6)
You’ll have to sift through these links, but you’ll find lesson ideas to help teach spelling, vocabulary, writing, and reading.

Kevin’s English Lesson Page (all grades)

Vocabulary.com

Health Lessons(6-8)

PE Central(all grades)

Education World: To Your Health!(all grades)

Are You What You Eat? (Elementary Levels)
This is an Internet based project, but there are things you can implement in your own homeschool, if you choose not to join the project. Check out the Student Activity Area.

Daily Lesson Plan: Health (6-12)

Math Stumpers

Math Enrichment for Middle Grades

Internet Excursions
Math practice with Internet sources for reference. Plan a trip, comparing temperatures, the Great Pyramids, and more.

Create a Graph(4)

Fractal Unit(4 and up)

AAA Math (K-8)

Everyday Math (up to 6)

Algebra Story and Word Problems (Middle/High School)

Money Unit (5)

Hands On Math Activities (4-6)

Math Links for Teachers

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