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From Patterns of Input and Output to Algebraic Equations Students explore the relationship between input and output values and learn to use algebraic expressions and equations.	4-8	Lesson Plan
Abraham Lincoln: A Good Man? or A Good Man! In this lesson, students use video from American Masters: Bill T. Jones: A Good Man along with primary sources to investigate the life of Lincoln and write a one page argument essay on whether Lincoln was "a good man."	9-12	Lesson Plan
Accidental Discoveries This lesson will help the students understand that science theories change in the face of new evidence, but those changes can be slow in coming.	5-8	Lesson Plan
Acid Rock WebQuest Acid Mine Drainage and Its Impact on Water Quality	9-12	Lesson Plan
Adaptation Students examine some of the behaviors and physical characteristics that enable organisms to live successfully in their environment.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Addition of Decimal Numbers and a Common Error Students practice carefully lining up decimal places while calculating sums of decimals that total more than one.	4-7	Lesson Plan
Air Is Matter Students investigate air and how it is something that occupies space, has mass, and exerts pressure.	K-2	Lesson Plan
Alaska Native Ways of Knowing In this media-rich lesson, students prepare classroom science fair projects that demonstrate the application of traditional knowledge to a scientific topic.	3-12	Lesson Plan
Alexander Hamilton's War This high school lesson plan explores Alexander Hamilton’s military career by examining the tactics of three major Revolutionary War battles in which he served.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Alexander Hamilton: Most Likely to Succeed? Explore the conditions and circumstances of Alexander Hamilton’s youth and the strengths he carried with him into his adult life.	5-8	Lesson Plan
Analogies - The Baka of Cameroon, West Africa Students complete analogies and connect them to information about the Baka of Cameroon, West Africa.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Analyzing and Comparing Perspectives on Issues - Gorillas Students compare and contrast their perspectives on raising gorillas in captivity with their peers and with scientists. They summarize their perspectives and the perspectives of others.	5-12	Lesson Plan
Analyzing an Issue From Three Perspectives - Smoking in Public Places Students note various perspectives on the debate about smoking in public places in NYC and create an interview to research the perspectives of peers and community members. They write a report to present their findings and opinion on the issue.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Analyzing Information - Can Pigs be Pets? Students identify a main idea as well as analyze, evaluate and interpret new information, personal experiences and prior knowledge to form an opinion which they then write about.	3-5	Lesson Plan
Analyzing McCulloch v. Maryland In this lesson, students watch a video segment from the PBS series The Supreme Court about the landmark case Maryland v. McCulloch while considering the powers of the national government and state governments.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Animal Hearing Students explore how sound is created, the importance of hearing in certain environments and some environmental causes of hearing loss.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Animal Intel In this lesson, using video segments from Nature episode “A Murder of Crows,” students will explore different aspects of animal intelligence, with a focus on crows.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Animal Mouth Structures Students observe several animals' mouth structures and explore how these structures help the animal obtain, handle, and eat food.	3-5	Lesson Plan
Art in the Muslim World Through the materials presented in this lesson, students will explore basic elements of Islamic art, learn about the origin and styles of the specific art of Islamic calligraphy and create their own piece of artistic calligraphy.	5-12	Lesson Plan
Artistic Interpretation of a Classic: The Author’s Role This lesson uses video segments from Great Performances: The Little Mermaid from San Francisco Ballet to help students explore the role of the author in relation to his/her work.	9-12	Lesson Plan
The Art of Forces and Motion Students learn about Forces and Motion by creating art that helps them to visualize, identify and explain these phenomena.	4-12	Lesson Plan
As the Rotor Turns: Wind Power and You An Investigation of Wind Power as an Energy Resource in Pennsylvania	6-8	Lesson Plan
A Tale of Two Heavens: Escaping North Korea In this lesson, students will learn about the conditions in authoritarian North Korea that have compelled many North Koreans to attempt a dangerous escape to what they see as the “Heaven” of capitalist South Korea.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Balancing Number Sentences to Introduce Missing Values Students learn about balancing equations and keeping an equation balanced by adding/subtracting the same amount to both sides of the equation. Students solve missing value problems and justify their solutions.	3-6	Lesson Plan
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties In this lesson, students examine the basic American principles of civil liberties within the context of World War II.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Basic Ingredients for Life In this lesson, students make impact craters to gain insight into how comets and asteroids deliver water and chemicals to the Earth and other places in the solar system.	1-6	Lesson Plan
Basketball as a Context for Percentages Students learn to associate simple fractions (25%, 50%, 75% as well as 20% and multiples) of wholes with equivalent percentages in the context of basketball scores and stadium capacity.	5-8	Lesson Plan
Be a Bee Students learn about the importance of the honey bee and other animals to the production of foods that are closely linked to human survival.	5-6	Lesson Plan
Being Human Using segments from the PBS program The Human Spark, students explore the question “What makes us human?”	5-8	Lesson Plan
Biodegradation In this media-rich lesson featuring LOOP SCOOPS videos, students learn about the biodegradation timeline for various biotic and abiotic materials in products, and consider the disposal options that would help reduce waste and pollution.	3-4	Lesson Plan
Bioengineered Foods? Students compare the processes of selective breeding and transgenic manipulation of plants. They consider the pros and cons of growing genetically modified crops.	9-12	Lesson Plan
The Biomass Balancing Act An investigation of biomass as a sustainable energy resource.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Biomes Students collect information about different biomes. They learn how to read a climograph. Teams research different biomes and present to the class.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Bird Brained Using selected segments from the Nature episode “Ravens,” this lesson will explore some of the more commonly accepted indicators of animal intelligence as demonstrated by the raven, the most brainy of all birds.	9-12	Lesson Plan
The Birds and the Beaks This Nature lesson explores different adaptations and variations in birds. It focuses on bird beaks, migratory patterns, and the ability of birds to co-exist with humans.	9-10	Lesson Plan
Birth, Growth, and Development By examining the developmental stages of animals, students learn about the life cycles of living things.	K-2	Lesson Plan
Black Pioneers: Building African American Communities During the Jim Crow Era Students are introduced to all-black, self-sustaining communities established as a response to the imposition of Jim Crow laws and practices.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Determining Important Ideas In this WPSU lesson Determining Important Ideas, elementary students explore how to become better readers through the identification of main ideas, supporting details, and author’s message. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Drawing Inferences In this WPSU lesson Drawing Inferences, elementary students will practice drawing inferences or making predictions before, during and after reading, and then validating them. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Making Connections In this WPSU lesson Making Connections,elementary students will move toward understanding and comprehending text more effectively by making connections with their own background knowledge. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Monitoring and Repairing In this WPSU lesson Monitoring and Repairing,elementary students will identify words that are not known to them and decode or replace them in a variety of contexts. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Questioning In this WPSU lesson Questioning, elementary students explore how to become better readers through questioning before, during and after reading stories. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Synthesis In this WPSU lesson Synthesis, elementary students will explore how to become better readers by using contextual clues to predict an outcome, putting stories in order and assembling sentences. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Blue Ribbon Readers: Visualizing In this WPSU lesson Visualizing,elementary students will practice creating vivid sensory images, a critical key to reading comprehension. The lesson is part of the Blue Ribbon Readers collection.	K-5	Lesson Plan
Bouncing Science In this lesson, based on the Science Friday segment Physics of Basketball, students explore the properties of various balls from different sports, and discuss why the design of each ball is suited to its associated sport.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Breaking it Down - Weathering and Erosion This Nature lesson discusses the processes of weathering and erosion and how they work together to shape the earth’s landscape.	9-12	Lesson Plan
Breaking Things on Purpose *Materials such as metals (aluminum, iron, copper, etc.), ceramics (silicon carbide, porcelain) or polymers (milk jugs made of polyethylene) are tested by scientists and engineers to reveal certain mechanical properties such as the maximum stress a material can withstand. The stress at which a material breaks is a measure of its strength. In this lesson you will be testing the strength of a delicious material you know as chocolate!	9-12	Lesson Plan
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Russian/Chechen relations are the focus of this lesson on nationalism, separatism, and terrorism. (Chechnya)	9-12	Lesson Plan
Bringing Up Birdy This lesson from Nature uses the eagle to model universal avian life stages.	2-3	Lesson Plan
Building Blocks of Matter Structure of matter.	6-8	Lesson Plan

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