World Geography Lesson Plan Guides, World Geography Scope and Sequence

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Are you teaching World Geography this year? Are you looking for materials to get started and help you pace out your World Geography lessons? 
So many times you don't even know where to start when planning a new unit.  These World Geography lesson planning guides include a pacing guide for each unit of study in World Geography and then break down the components of the lesson cycle with ideas for what activities will engage students in the content.  If you have purchased one of my World Geography Bundles or the World Geography Mega Bundle,  these guides will walk you through how to use each resource.

What is included in each World Geography lesson planning guide

Each lesson plan guide includes the vital parts of the lesson cycle with examples of Geography activities available to support each component.
  • Classroom Decor (Word Walls and Anchor Charts)
  • Bellringers for Geography 
  • Teacher Input, Geography Guided Notes 
  • Student Activities to Anchor Learning, Geography Choice Boards, Geography Mapping Activities
  • Projects for Geography Research
  • Collaborative Activities 
  • Assessments, both formal and informal 
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Overview of each lesson component which is a great refresher for lesson planning or guide for new teachers.

This is a great resource for NEW TEACHERS and BACK TO SCHOOL lessons.

CLICK BELOW and get your free unit planning guide.  It is the first free item in each bundle! 


A yearly World Geography Pacing Guide that includes key topics to teach for each unit.  And a breakdown of how to write a lesson plan.  Best of all, THEY ARE FREE!
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Back To School Teacher and Student Effectiveness Surveys

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Do you use effectiveness survey to gauge your classroom effectiveness?  Do you have student gauge your effectiveness as well?  
What are effectiveness surveys? Surveys to reflect on your classroom procedures pedagogical strategies.  Surveys to have students reflect on the effectiveness of your pedagogical strategies and classroom procedures.  
Why use effectiveness surveys? To reflect on your practices and to give students a voice! 
What are the benefits of using effectiveness surveys? It will strengthen the relationship between the teacher and students by making learning a team effort.  It will ensure that ALL students are heard and give the teacher a ton of feedback to use when planning.  

Teacher Survey
  1. Do you greet every student at the door or in the hallway? 
  2. Do you go over the class expectations and what you will be learning and doing throughout the lesson at the beginning of class? 
  3. Are students engaged when they walk in the room? 
  4. Do you make the material relevant by tying it to your student’s needs, wants, and interests? 
  5. Are students engaged throughout the class period? 
  6. Do you plan using complex text? 
  7. Do you know your students and value their participation in class? 
  8. Do your students know how to ask for help? 
  9. Are zeros permitted?  Are students forced to make-up all work? 
  10. Do you provide feedback on student work (verbally or written)? 
  11. Do you review the lesson at the end of class? 


Student Survey
  1. Are you greeted at the door or in the hallway on your way to class? 
  2. Does your teacher preview  the class expectations and what you will be learning and doing throughout the lesson at the beginning of class? 
  3. Are you engaged when you walk in the room? 
  4. Does the teacher make the material relevant by tying it to your needs, wants, and interests? 
  5. Are you engaged throughout the class period? 
  6. Are you reading complex text during this class? 
  7. Do you feel like your teacher knows you and values your participation in class? 
  8. Do you know how to ask for help? 
  9. Are zeros not permitted?  Are you forced to make-up all work? 
  10. Do you receive feedback on your work (verbally or written)? 
  11. Does your teacher review the lesson at the end of class? 

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BEST PRACTICES FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL
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  1. Make sure every student feels welcomed by greeting them at the door. 
  2. Make sure you smile and make eye contact. 
  3. Learn your students names early by saying them often. 
  4. Use collaborative strategies in your class like think, pair, share and jigsaw groupings. 
  5. Remember that relationships have more return than anything else.  Build them. 
  6. Make sure you ditch your desk time and interact with the students throughout the lesson. 
  7. Make sure you know your standards and plan around meeting those standards. 
  8. Give real world examples before when you explain new concepts.  This will help anchor student background knowledge. 
  9. Get feedback from your students about how things are going.  Make sure you get a variety of student voices to ensure ALL students are represented. 
  10. Rest!  Go home and do something fun with your friends or family at the end of each day.  Teaching is tiring and you need to recharge. You cannot give anything from an empty cup! 

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My ADHD Fidget Hack for Secondary Students

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Do you have students that fidget and twist and cannot keep still?  Well, I would be one of those students. I have been in education for almost 20 years and I have learned a few tricks that really help to keep me occupied so that I do not have to get up and walk around.  My ADHD kicks in when I have to sit and listen quietly for long periods of time (does this sound familiar)?  It also kicks in when I get nervous or I am in a new situation or environment.  I am 40 years old and have used this product for years.  The cost is ridiculously cheap and works.  

It may seem silly, but my ADHD really make it difficult for me to focus and sit still during presentations and also during church. 
So, I keep a binder clip in my pocket.  This may seem silly, but this homemade fidget device allows me to squeeze it, flip it back and forth, and pinch my finder tips.  This will keep me focused for hours.  I do not leave without one, or several, on hand.  I give them to students that are just full of energy and need something to fidget with.  They are inexpensive and work wonder. 
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I know that many teachers struggle with having limited time, being overwhelmed by planning lessons aligned to high level standards, breaking down data, providing remediation, and staying organized throughout it all.  I completely understand, I have felt the same way that you do and have spent years putting together simple step-by-step processes for planning.  Over the years I have created so many step-by-step processes that I have used when working with teachers to plan lessons that are engaging, aligned to standards, meet the needs of diverse learners, and ensure assessments are used to provide data. I was overwhelmed with the expectations to differentiate, keep all students engaged, ensure standards were taught and assessed, and know all the different teacher jargon.  It was a bit consuming of my time. As I worked on these skills, I realized I had a knack for making complicated processes simple.  I begin to not only have success with my own planning, but I found myself helping other teachers to plan as well. 


I know that these steps, tips, and reference pages will help make your job a bit less overwhelming.  

These processes led to great gains in student achievement and I ended up becoming a curriculum specialist that worked with teachers across the state.  

Then I became a school administrator where our school has shown gains by using many of these processes I have shared with my teachers. 

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  • ·      Module 1: Know Your Standards
  • ·      Module 2: Pacing Your Lesson
  • ·      Module 3: Planning Engaging Lessons
  • ·      Module 4: Assessments & Remediation
  • ·      Module 5: Observations & Reflections
  • ·      Module 6: Classroom Environment
  • ·      Module 7: Organization
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I can't wait to give you the tools and support that you need to Master Lesson Planning and have a great school year. If you have any questions at all, reply to this email. 

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