Middle School Geography Sub Plans

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Total Pages: 17 pages
Answer Key: Included
Teaching Duration: 90 minutes
File Size: 2.86 MB
File Type: PDF (Zip)

Looking for an engaging, no-prep Middle School Geography Sub Plans? This resource introduces students to solar panels through a multimedia lesson that includes videos, a non-fiction article, and a podcast episode. Perfect for a geography, science, or ELA classroom, this lesson encourages critical thinking, reading comprehension, and class discussions while exploring the advantages and disadvantages of solar energy. This lesson will most likely need two class periods to fully complete.

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What’s Included?

✅ Detailed Lesson Plan – Easy to use and ready for any sub!
✅ Non-Fiction Article on Solar Panels – Builds background knowledge and literacy skills.
✅ Podcast Lesson – Engaging audio content with listening activities.
✅ Graphic Organizers – Includes a T-Chart for comparing pros and cons.
✅ Video Links – Helps students visualize solar energy concepts.
✅ Journal Response Question – Encourages reflection and critical thinking.
✅ Discussion & Comprehension Activities – Promotes class engagement.
✅ Printable & Digital Formats – Flexible for in-person or remote learning.

In this lesson, students will:

1. Watch short videos about solar panels.
2. Read an informative non-fiction article on solar energy.
3. Complete a T-Chart to analyze the pros and cons of solar panels.
4. Reflect on their learning through a journal response.
5. Participate in a class discussion on renewable energy.
6. Use a podcast anticipation guide before listening.
7. Listen to a podcast episode on solar farms.
8. Answer post-listening comprehension questions.

This resource seamlessly integrates reading, listening, and critical thinking to make learning about solar energy both interactive and meaningful. This lesson is ready to print or assign digitally - no prep required!