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TEACHER LESSON PLAN SUBMIT

Welcome to Education World's Lesson Plan Submittal page. Thank you for your interest in contributing to our collection and for sharing your lesson plans with teachers around the globe. Please carefully read the guidelines below before submitting your lesson plan.

  • Education World evaluates all lesson plans submitted for quality and appropriateness.
  • All lesson plans are copy-edited before being posted to the site.
  • Lesson plans provided within this collection are for individual classroom and non-profit educational use only.
  • Education World reserves the right to publish a summary of each lesson plan in our lesson plan newsletter. That newsletter is e-mailed to a long list of subscribers.
  • A one-time $50 honorarium will be paid to the submitter of any lesson plan that is highlighted on Education World's homepage (www.educationworld.com). Some lessons are selected randomly; others are selected because they connect to a timely curriculum topic. All lessons selected are from those deemed by Education World editors to be among the best lessons submitted.
  • Lessons that are selected, edited, and published on our site carry the Education World copyright. Education World and its partners might republish those lessons elsewhere on the Web or in another form (for example, a Best Teacher Lessons book). We will never remove the name of the submitting teacher; a published lesson -- no matter where it is published -- will always carry the name of the teacher who submitted it.
  • Please note: Due the the quantity of lessons we receive, we are unable to respond to queries regarding the status of submitted lessons. We might use your lesson many weeks or months after it is submitted. If we publish your lesson on the Education World Web site, we will notify you. We process payments for lessons once each month, so our notification might come up to three weeks after the lesson appears online. You will be notified at the email address you provide below. If you see your lesson online but have not been notified within three weeks, then we have been unable to contact you. You might use the form below to send a query about payment. Type your name, email address, and the Lesson Plan Title in the appropriate windows; then type your query in the Brief Description window and click the submit button at the bottom of the page. Queries about payments are the only queries to which we will be able to respond.

Education World offers a few tips for submitting lesson plans that might be used for publication.

TEACHER INFORMATION

 

Name:

E-mail Address:

School:

City:

U.S. State, or your country's Region (if any):

Country:

LESSON INFORMATION

Lesson Plan Title

Brief Description
A one to three sentence description of the lesson activities. This description may be used to announce your lesson plan.

Grade
Check one or more boxes.

Pre K    K-2    3-5    6-8    9-12    Advanced   

Subject(s)
Check one or more boxes, but limit your selection to three to four categories.

Arts & Humanities
    Architecture
    Art History
    Foreign Lang.
    Language Arts
    Literature
    Dance, Music
    Visual Arts

Ed. Technology

Mathematics
    Algebra
    Applied Math
    Arithmetic
    Geometry
    Measurement
    Probability
    Process Skills
    Statistics

Physical Education
    Games
    Exercise/Movement
    Team Sports

Health
    Environmental
    Family Life
    Mental Health
    Nutrition
    Our Bodies
    Safety
    Sex, STDs, AIDS
    Substance Abuse

Science
    Agriculture
    Chemistry
    History
    Life Sciences
       Biology
       Botany
       Animals
    Physical Science
       Earth Science
       Environmental
       Physics
    Process Skills
    Natural History
    Space Science

Social Studies
    Anthropology
    Civics
    Current Events
    Economics
    Geography
    Government
    History
       U.S. History
       State History
       World History
    Holidays
    Psychology
    Regions/Cultures
    Sociology

Special Ed.
    Gifted & Talented

Vocational Ed.
    Business
    Computers

Other Subject:

Objectives/Goals
State the primary goals or objectives of this lesson.

Keywords
Please supply a few words teachers might use to search for this lesson plan.

Materials Needed
Include materials and resources students will need for the lesson including, if appropriate, the URLs for any Web sites that might be used.

The Lesson
This is the *most* important part of the lesson. Please provide detailed instructions, so the content and intent of the lesson will be perfectly clear to teachers who might use it. Include motivating questions, details of the activity, and suggestions based on your experiences with the lesson.

Note: We give preference to individual lessons that are carefully explained. This is not the place to submit an entire unit. If that is your intent, you might want to look over your unit and submit the single activity in it that was most creative or the activity that most engaged your students.

Assessment
Explain how to assess the success of the lesson. If the lesson includes an activity (e.g., a discussion question, a quiz, or a test), provide that activity.

Lesson Plan Source
If this lesson is taken or adapted from a copyrighted source, provide information here about that source.

 

 



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