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Das Material ist sowohl auf Englisch, als auch auf Deutsch enthalten. Our “Nigeria teaching series” is the perfect tool for teachers who want to offer their students well-founded and varied lessons. On over 30 pages you will find detailed texts, over 20 tasks and numerous visualizations that will help you to convey the topic of Nigeria in depth and clearly. Whether in group work, discussions or project work - with this teaching series you can design lessons that challenge and inspire your students. Get the “Nigeria teaching series” and breathe new life into your lessons!

Designed for educators, the "Teaching Series" on gender and cultural diversity provides a comprehensive framework for teaching some of today’s most important social issues. This series includes detailed lesson plans, engaging discussion prompts, and assessment tools, all structured around eight key themes such as cultural identity, gender roles, and overcoming prejudice. With approximately 40 pages of content and 20 thought-provoking tasks, this series equips you with everything you need to create an inclusive and dynamic learning environment. Perfect for high school classrooms, this teaching series will help you inspire critical thinking and deep understanding in your students.

Introduce your students to Germany’s unique multi-party system and explore how political representation works in one of the world’s leading democracies. This clear and accessible workbook for Grades 5–9 explains the structure and function of political parties in Germany and highlights their essential role in the parliamentary system.   Students will explore: the origins and structure of Germany’s party system the role and functions of political parties in a democracy major political parties and their platforms the proportional representation voting system and its impact differences between multi-party and two-party systems how parties form coalitions and governments why the German system encourages compromise and political diversity   Included: an informative reading text 6 differentiated worksheets (Levels 1–3 tasks) case studies about party competition and elections group puzzle activity comparing party structures and ideologies glossary of key political terms quiz with answer key creative project: create a comparison poster of German parties   This resource is ideal for Social Studies, Civics, or Government classes and helps students understand how political representation can differ in other democracies.

Introduce your students to the fundamental principles of Germany’s Constitution – the “Staatsstrukturprinzipien” – that shape the German democratic state and legal system. This engaging resource for Grades 5–9 presents essential civic knowledge while offering cross-cultural insights into how democratic structures can differ worldwide. Students will explore: the historical background of Germany’s constitutional principles the Principle of Democracy: popular sovereignty and representation the Rule of Law: legal certainty, fundamental rights, and separation of powers the Social State Principle: government’s role in ensuring social justice the Federal State Principle: Germany’s system of federalism the Republican Principle: Germany as a state without monarchy the role of Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court   Included: an easy-to-understand reading section 6 differentiated worksheets with comprehension and analysis tasks real-life scenarios for critical thinking cooperative puzzle activity to explore Germany’s five constitutional principles a glossary with key terms and legal vocabulary a quiz with solutions a creative group task: create a poster to visualize constitutional principles   Use this resource in Social Studies, Civics, World History, or Comparative Government classes to help students understand the foundations of modern democracies and analyze similarities and differences between German and American constitutional principles.

Help your students explore Germany’s multi-party democracy with this engaging workbook! Designed for Grades 5–9, this Social Studies resource introduces all major German political parties, their core positions, and their role in shaping modern Germany. Using clear texts and interactive activities, students will learn: how Germany’s party system works within the framework of its constitution key facts about CDU/CSU, SPD, Greens, FDP, AfD, Die Linke, and smaller parties political ideologies such as conservative, liberal, social-democratic, and ecological how parties influence policymaking and democracy in Germany   Included: an informative reading section with clear party overviews six printable worksheets with differentiated tasks visual charts of party colors and political spectra a quiz with answer key a glossary of key political terms a group project: create a poster of a German party profile   Perfect for Social Studies, Civics, or Comparative Government lessons. This resource connects political theory with real-world German politics to strengthen students' understanding of democracy in action.

Our "Saving the Planet" teaching series is specifically designed to give teachers all the tools they need to effectively teach the complex issues of environmental protection in the classroom. This comprehensive collection of materials includes detailed texts, tasks, and practical instructions to help you cover topics from climate change to sustainable consumption in a structured and in-depth manner. With around 40 pages of material and over 20 tasks in levels 1 to 3, this teaching series is an indispensable tool for your classroom.

Our comprehensive lesson series provides you with 50 pages of detailed material on key topics in American history and politics: Development of the US Political System Cultural Diversity and Integration in American Society The Influence of Media on American Politics Social Movements and Their Impact on US Society The Significance of the Declaration of Independence and Its Modern Interpretations Civil Rights and Equality in the 21st Century The Pursuit of Happiness: Economic Opportunities and Social Mobility Freedom in the American Constitution and Its Current Relevance With 20 diverse tasks ranging from introductory to advanced levels, you have ample opportunities to test and deepen your students' knowledge. Utilize our clear explanations, engaging tasks, and practical examples to make your lessons more dynamic and effective. Order our lesson series now and bring the topic of "Freedom and Civil Rights in the USA" to life for your students!

Der bilinguale Geschichtsunterricht stellt Lehrkräfte vor besondere Herausforderungen: Historische Inhalte müssen sprachlich verständlich und zugleich fachlich anspruchsvoll vermittelt werden. Das Sparpaket „Bilingualer Unterricht im Fach Geschichte“ verbindet sprachliches und fachliches Lernen. Inhalt des Sparpakets Komplette Unterrichtsreihe auf Englisch – flexibel einsetzbar für verschiedene Lehrpläne Differenzierte Materialien für verschiedene Anforderungsniveaus – auch für heterogene Klassen geeignet Fachtexte und Unterrichtsmaterialien in beiden Sprachen – für eine schrittweise Sprachförderung Arbeitsblätter mit historischen Quellen – methodisch aufbereitet für eine fundierte Quellenanalyse Kreative und analytische Aufgaben – Förderung argumentativen Schreibens und historischer Urteilsbildung Single-Choice-Tests und Klausurvorbereitung – gezielte Unterstützung für Schülerinnen und Schüler Stationenlernen für den bilingualen Unterricht – Methoden zur aktiven Auseinandersetzung mit dem Thema Vorteile für Lehrkräfte Sofort einsetzbare Materialien ohne zusätzlichen Vorbereitungsaufwand Lehrplanorientierte und fachdidaktisch durchdachte Inhalte Unterstützung für nicht-muttersprachliche Lernende durch progressive Sprachförderung Strukturierte und transparente Bewertung mit Erwartungshorizonten Passgenau zum Kernlehrplan in der Sekundarstufe I Die Reihe richtet sich nach den Vorgaben des Kernlehrplans Geschichte für die Sekundarstufe I und bedient die dort ausgewiesenen Kompetenzbereiche, insbesondere die Sach-, Methoden-, Urteils- und Handlungskompetenz. Die englischsprachigen Fachtexte sind so aufbereitet, dass die historische Arbeitsweise erhalten bleibt und die Sprache den Zugang nicht verstellt. Vokabelhilfen und Formulierungsbausteine begleiten die Aufgaben, sodass sich auch Lerngruppen mit unterschiedlichem Sprachstand gemeinsam mit derselben Quelle beschäftigen können. Drei Versionen zur Auswahl Standard – alle relevanten Unterrichtsreihen zum Lehrplan. Standard + Teach-Life-Balance – zusätzlich der komplette Online-Kurs „Teach-Life-Balance“ mit Lehrerplaner, Guides und Vorlagen. Schullizenz – für bis zu fünf Lehrkräfte einer Schule.

Prepare your students for advanced mathematics with this comprehensive workbook on higher-level functions and their transformations. Designed for Grades 9–12, this resource introduces power, root, exponential, and logarithmic functions – teaching students how to analyze, graph, and transform them step-by-step. Real-world applications and structured explanations help students build functional understanding for higher-level math and science courses.   Students will explore: power functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and root functions understanding and using function notation interpreting parameters and their effects on the graph transformations: vertical and horizontal shifts, reflections, stretches, and compressions drawing and analyzing function graphs real-world applications in science, economics, and technology   Included: a student-friendly instructional reading text 6 differentiated worksheets with varied problem types graphing exercises and transformation tasks real-world modeling problems glossary of essential algebra and function terms group puzzle activity to reinforce transformation concepts end-of-unit quiz with answer key group project: create a visual function poster for the classroom   Perfect for Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and early Calculus courses – this resource develops analytical thinking and functional understanding in an accessible, step-by-step format.

Introduce your students to advanced algebra concepts with this structured workbook on quadratic equations and complex solutions. Designed for Grades 8–11, this resource combines clear explanations, worked examples, and differentiated tasks to help students solve quadratic equations and understand complex numbers as an extension of the real number system.   Students will learn about: solving quadratic equations by factoring, completing the square, and quadratic formula using the discriminant to determine solution types understanding imaginary and complex numbers expressing solutions in a + bi form visualizing complex numbers in the complex plane real-world applications of complex numbers (e.g. physics, engineering)   Included: a clear, student-friendly reading section 6 differentiated worksheets with solution steps and applications worked examples and real-world problem tasks diagrams and tables for visual learning glossary of key algebra and complex number terms quiz with answer key group project: create a poster explaining complex numbers and their operations   Ideal for Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Pre-Calculus classes. This resource builds advanced problem-solving skills and prepares students for higher-level math concepts.

Introduce your students to two key areas of Algebra with this comprehensive resource on linear functions and systems of equations. Designed for Grades 7–10, this workbook guides students step-by-step from understanding the structure of linear functions to solving systems of linear equations using multiple strategies. Students explore graphical representations, real-world applications, and structured algebraic methods to develop strong analytical thinking skills.   Students will explore: identifying and graphing linear functions understanding slope and y-intercept in real-life contexts using y = mx + b to describe linear relationships solving systems of equations using substitution, elimination, and comparison methods interpreting solutions graphically and algebraically applying systems of equations to solve real-world problems   Included: clear instructional reading section 6 differentiated worksheets for various skill levels graphing tasks and problem-solving scenarios group puzzle activity to reinforce solution strategies glossary of essential algebra terms quiz with answer key creative project: create a poster on linear functions and graph interpretation   Perfect for Math lessons focused on functional thinking and applied algebra. This resource helps students connect mathematical models to real-world situations and develop systematic solution strategies.

Teach your students the foundations of algebraic problem-solving with this clear and structured workbook on equations and inequalities. Designed for Grades 5–9, this resource guides learners step-by-step through solving linear equations and understanding inequalities – essential skills for higher-level mathematics. By learning how to solve for unknowns and compare quantities, students develop critical thinking and structured problem-solving strategies.   Students will explore: What equations and inequalities are How to solve linear equations using step-by-step transformations How to interpret and solve inequalities How to visualize solutions on number lines Translating word problems into mathematical models Recognizing and avoiding typical algebra mistakes   Included: an informative reading section explaining all key concepts 6 differentiated worksheets for comprehension and practice real-world examples to connect math to everyday life group puzzle activity: solving and visualizing equations glossary of essential algebra terms quiz with answer key to check understanding classroom project: design a poster explaining how to solve equations   Perfect for daily use in Math lessons or as structured homework. This resource helps build confidence in solving algebra problems and understanding inequalities as mathematical comparisons.

Start each math lesson with confidence using these daily algebra warm-up exercises! Designed for Grades 5–9, this resource offers short, effective tasks that help students consolidate algebra basics and prepare their minds for more advanced problem-solving. The exercises cover essential topics like variables, terms, and basic expressions – ideal for daily starters, bell-ringers, or quick revision sessions.   Students will: practice using variables and expressions simplify basic algebraic terms apply order of operations and distributive property solve mini real-world problems involving variables improve mental math and structured thinking skills   Included: clear, concise reading text for conceptual understanding 6 differentiated warm-up worksheets (Levels 1–3 tasks) quick exercises to activate prior knowledge glossary of key algebra vocabulary group puzzle activity to review variable concepts final quiz with answer key for quick assessment creative project: design a classroom “Algebra Vocabulary” poster   Perfect for Math classrooms, these warm-up exercises are designed to support lesson transitions, enhance focus, and develop core algebra skills.

This clear and practical workbook introduces students to essential Algebra foundations: ratios, proportions, and percentages. Designed for Grades 5–9, this resource explains mathematical relationships step-by-step and helps students confidently solve real-world problems involving comparisons, scaling, and percent calculations.   Students will learn about: understanding ratios and expressing them in different forms working with direct and inverse proportion solving proportion problems with equations calculating percentages, percentage increases and decreases connecting fractions, decimals, and percentages applying these concepts to real-life problems (e.g. discounts, tax, scaling recipes)   Included: clear instructional text with simple examples 6 differentiated worksheets for comprehension and application real-world word problems and practical tasks glossary of key terms (e.g. base value, percentage increase, proportion) collaborative puzzle activity to reinforce concepts final quiz with answer key creative project: design a “Percentage and Proportion Poster” for the classroom   Ideal for Math classes focused on building practical skills and real-world problem-solving strategies. This resource strengthens students’ confidence in applying algebraic thinking to everyday situations.

Introduce your students to one of the most fundamental concepts in mathematics: real numbers. This engaging and accessible workbook for Grades 5–9 helps students understand the complete system of real numbers, including natural numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, and irrational numbers. Step by step, learners explore the structure of numbers as the foundation of algebra.   Students will explore: the definition and classification of real numbers natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational and irrational numbers converting between fractions and decimals working confidently with negative numbers understanding square roots and irrational numbers visualizing real numbers on number lines real-world applications of real numbers   Included: a clear, informative reading text 6 differentiated worksheets with practice tasks number lines and classification charts real-life problem examples a group puzzle activity to classify numbers glossary of key math terms final quiz with answer key group project: create a classroom poster on real number sets   Perfect for Math classes and as preparation for algebraic thinking. This resource builds a secure understanding of the number system as a framework for problem-solving and mathematical reasoning.

Give your students a solid foundation in Algebra with this comprehensive workbook focused on equations and inequalities. Designed for Grades 5–9, this resource introduces students step-by-step to solving linear equations and understanding inequalities through clear explanations and practice tasks. Equations and inequalities help students develop structured, logical thinking – much like a legal framework structures a democratic society.   Students will explore: what equations and inequalities are how equality represents mathematical balance how to solve linear equations step-by-step understanding inequalities and graphing solution sets writing equations and inequalities from real-life word problems applying problem-solving strategies in structured ways   Included: clear, easy-to-understand reading text 6 differentiated worksheets (Levels 1–3 tasks) real-world application problems group puzzle activity for solving equations step-by-step glossary of key algebra terms final quiz with solutions creative project: design a classroom poster showing how to solve an equation   Perfect for Math classrooms and early Algebra lessons, this resource promotes logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Kickstart your students’ algebra journey with this engaging warm-up resource! Designed for Grades 5–9, this workbook focuses on short, targeted exercises that activate key math skills and build confidence in working with variables, expressions, and algebraic thinking. Use these warm-up tasks as daily starters, revision sessions, or as preparation for more complex algebra topics.   Students will: review basic number operations and mental math strategies understand the concept of variables and algebraic symbols practice building and simplifying simple algebraic expressions identify and continue number patterns learn to use mathematical language and notation with ease   Included: clear reading section introducing algebra concepts 6 differentiated warm-up worksheets (Levels 1–3 tasks) short daily practice exercises for quick skill activation glossary of key algebra terms group task: create an “Algebra Vocabulary” poster for the classroom quick quiz with solutions for knowledge checks   Perfect for Math lessons, daily starters, or review sessions. This resource helps students gain confidence with algebra basics and prepares them for more advanced topics through consistent practice.

Introduce your students to the world of Algebra with this structured and engaging workbook focused on algebraic expressions! Designed for Grades 5–9, this resource guides students step-by-step through the foundations of algebraic thinking. From understanding variables to simplifying expressions, students build essential math skills through clear explanations and varied practice activities.   Students will learn about: What is an algebraic expression? Identifying terms, variables, and coefficients Simplifying expressions by combining like terms Expanding and simplifying parentheses Translating word problems into algebraic expressions Avoiding common mistakes when working with variables   Included: clear and easy-to-understand reading text 6 differentiated worksheets with varied tasks for comprehension and practice real-life application problems to practice algebra in context cooperative group puzzle activity on algebra vocabulary and rules glossary of key algebra terms a final quiz with answer key creative project: design a visual “Algebra Basics” poster   Perfect for Math classes at upper elementary or middle school level, this resource supports the development of mathematical reasoning and structured thinking.

A ready-to-teach 4-period high school unit (Grades 11–12). Why do we fight — and when does conflict turn destructive? The unit connects the story of Cain and Abel (Gen 4), Friedrich Glasl's nine stages of escalation, and a differentiated study of guilt (legal, moral, theological, psychological). It closes with constructive conflict culture through Nonviolent Communication (Rosenberg). Academically grounded, differentiated (★), ready to teach — PDF and editable. What's included Teacher guide & lesson-by-lesson plan (4 periods) Editable slide deck (PowerPoint) + PDF Student workbook: Cain & Abel, Glasl model, tasks, glossary Jigsaw “What is Guilt?” (4 perspectives) Answer key & rubric (DOK 1–3) Subjects: Religious Studies, Philosophy, Ethics, Peace & Conflict Studies · Grades: 11–12 · Format: PDF + Word/PowerPoint Part of the series “I & Thou – Conflict & Reconciliation.” Save with the 3-unit bundle.

A ready-to-teach 4-period high school unit (Grades 11–12) on dialogical thinking. Starting from “Who am I – who are you?”, students unpack Buber's basic words I-Thou and I-It, Levinas's ethics of the face, and the biblical idea of the image of God. Skills-based, differentiated (★), and usable with zero prep — a print-ready PDF and fully editable (Word/PowerPoint). What's included Teacher guide & lesson-by-lesson plan (4 periods) Editable slide deck (PowerPoint) + PDF Student workbook: source texts, tasks, glossary, portfolio Jigsaw “The Face of the Other” (Levinas) Answer key & rubric (DOK 1–3) Subjects: Religious Studies, Philosophy, Ethics · Grades: 11–12 · Format: PDF + Word/PowerPoint Part of the series “I & Thou – Conflict & Reconciliation.” Save with the 3-unit bundle.