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Teaching 6th Grade Students to Cite Evidence in History

Teaching 6th Grade Students to Cite Evidence in History

by American Digital Education | Oct 24, 2026 | English Language Arts, Grade 6

“Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.” That is the official language of the standard. It sounds simple enough on paper, but in any 6th grade English Language Arts classroom,... read more
Teaching First Graders How to Be a Good Friend

Teaching First Graders How to Be a Good Friend

by American Digital Education | Oct 24, 2026 | Grade 1, Social Studies

If you are like most teachers, you know that the middle of the school year often brings a calendar crunch. This is the time when first grade social studies goals like Being a Good Friend seem to get pushed to the margins of our busy days. Whether you are in Sacramento... read more

Teaching High School Algebra 1 Functions and Graphing

by American Digital Education | Oct 24, 2026 | High School, Mathematics

Balancing the demands of a high school mathematics curriculum often means finding resources that teach essential standards efficiently. Teachers must help students visualize the relationship between symbolic equations and their graphical representations to ensure... read more
Teaching the Judicial Branch in Twelfth Grade Government

Teaching the Judicial Branch in Twelfth Grade Government

by American Digital Education | Oct 24, 2026 | High School, Social Studies

A parent once asked me, “Why do judges get to hold their seats for life instead of being voted out like everyone else?” It is a fair question, and it is the exact type of inquiry that keeps students engaged during twelfth grade government. Most of our... read more
Connecting Historical Ideas in 8th Grade ELA

Connecting Historical Ideas in 8th Grade ELA

by American Digital Education | Oct 24, 2026 | English Language Arts, Grade 8

When an 8th grader looks at a historical event, they often see a static fact rather than a moving machine of choices and outcomes. Learning to identify cause and effect is essential for historical analysis. The lesson Connecting Ideas and Events in History helps... read more
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