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Free MLK Lesson Plans

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Ask a Tech Teacher’s 19-page two-lesson plan bundle to teach about Martin Luther King (click for more information) is 66% off January 12, 2024 through Jan.

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Subscriber Special: 2nd Grade Bundle of Lesson Plans

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2nd Grade Bundle of Lesson Plans 4-2-23 through 4-7-23 Price slashed from $7.99 Every month, subscribers to our newsletter get a free/discounted resource to help their tech teaching. Not a subscriber? Click the button below.

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Free MLK Lesson Plans

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In honor of Martin Luther King: The 19-page two-lesson plan bundle to teach about Martin Luther King (click for more information) is Free through Jan. Lesson plans include: an Event Chain of Dr. King’s impact on American history. What’s included in each lesson plan: brief summary of project.

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25 Websites for Lesson Planning

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Here are a few of the popular resources teachers are using for lesson planning: Organize/Create lesson plans. Alma –create standards-based lessons and gradebook, with analytics. Nearpod –access lessons from mobile device or desktop. TEDEd – -create lesson plans using TED talks and/or YouTube.

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7 Benefits of Lesson Plans in the Cloud

Having lesson plans available anywhere is just one of the advantages. What if teachers didn’t have to lug tons of paperwork with them to and from work?

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Google Earth Lesson Plans

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Tech Learning recently shared an excellent lesson plan by Dr. Stephanie Smith Budhai that incorporates the amazing Google Earth into learning. Below, is a sample Google Earth lesson plan geared toward elementary and middle school that is focused on teaching geography. Click for the complete lesson plan.

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Lesson Plan #32: Color my Grammar

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In this lesson plan, students type several sentences in a word processing program like MS Word. Click on lessons for a full size alternative. Use the font color palette to label parts of speech, i.e., blue for subject, red for verb. This makes grammar fun.