Name: Behold and See 2 Daily Lesson Plans
SKU: SSLP-BAS2
Price: 14.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

This single-subject lesson plan provides a daily schedule for Behold and See 2 Student Worktext. In a clear, attractive format, the lesson plan coordinates 36 weeks of:

reading assignments
hands-on activities
worksheets
supply lists

Behold and See 2 Daily Lesson Plans features a one-page-per-week, detailed format with:

check-boxes
clear weekly goals
4-days-a-week schedule
room for notes
weekly supply lists
“Year at a Glance” chart
cumulative supply list for the entire year

4 days a week, 36 weeks.

Simple Machines: Tools; Tools at Work; Inclined Plane; Lever; Wedge; Screw; Wheel
Work and Energy: Kinetic and Potential Energy
Water Cycle: Evaporation and Condensation
Natural Resources: Conservation; Soil; Erosion
Geology: Metamorphic Rock; Igneous Rock; Minerals; Volcanoes
Marine Life: Plants; Food Chain; Algae; Plankton; Sea Grasses; Kelp; Vertebrates; Reptiles; Birds; Mammals; Invertebrates; Mollusks

Product Details

Product Code: SSLP-BAS2
Format: Softcover
Binding: Loose-leaf, 3-hole drilled
Page Count: 44 pages
Dimensions: 8.5″×11″
ISBN: 9781946207029
Returnable? No, view return policy.
Consumable? Yes, purchase one per student.
Answer key: None required.

Related FAQ

Q: What is the difference between the grade-level lesson plans and the single-subject lesson plans?

A: Both are complete daily lesson plans, but the grade-level lesson plans include all the core subjects in that grade level. Single-subject lesson plans are designed for families who want a daily plan for only one subject. Each single-subject lesson plan features one-page-per-week detailed daily lesson plans with check-boxes, clear weekly goals, a “Year at a Glance” chart, and room for notes.

I love the balance between structure and flexibility that your lesson plans offer. I can “tweak” them to exactly suit my child.

Remelia, UT

I am always giggling inside when I hear other moms fuss and complain about the time they have to spend “planning out” their lesson plans. I love the fact that all of that work is done for me, and all I have to do is turn the page.

Rebecca, GA