MERLOT Materials

- Noise and Your Ears: Worth Hearing About! (published 1995; 562 KB) PDF - Acoustics and You: Learning About the Science... see more

A women's history assignment based on the students' understanding and use of open informational resources, including... see more

Working in medical teams, students balance competing priorities for the conservation of an endangered species and devise... see more

This is a lesson plan designed to help students understand what the six Career Pathways are and to begin to be able to... see more

This activities sheet is meant to accompany the 3-minute-long podcast of the sixth section of an interview with an... see more

Explore how different species are adapted to their way of life, and how common characteristics are used to classify them... see more

'Students will identify a direct variation, solve linear equations, and create tables based on the exercise equipment... see more

This is a Stand Alone Powerpoint on Fractions, Decimals, and Percents. It is intended for fifth grader learners, after... see more

This is an instructional design plan that seeks to engage students in learning both the placement of every country in the... see more

This is an 11-page Spanish lesson packet on recycling in Peru and Ecuador. Filled with photographs, colorful graphics,... see more

This is a lesson plan for a presentation project on insects for students in grades 2-4. The lesson plan makes use of... see more

Investigate a famous case study for evolution - the peppered moth.

In this assignment, you will practice using generative AI to create primary texts for specific instructional aims for... see more

The Webquest is geared towards upper-Elementary through middle school grades, however, it can be completed by students as... see more

Students engage in a hands-on, active lesson about food chains in a marine environment, predator‐prey relationships and... see more

Guess Zoo is a fun animal guessing game that can be used to introduce or support several lesson themes, for example... see more

Learn more about how all present-day primates, including human-beings, have evolved from a common ancestor.

These exercises (16 in all) were written for instructors teaching an introductory class in statistics. They were written... see more

This lesson plan is designed to supplement the “FRED Interactive: Information Literacy” online course available through... see more

Do you know what links a lion, an orca and a barn owl? Test your knowledge with ARKive’s Web of Wildlife and discover... see more

Students investigate ecosystems and understand that they include living and non-living things. They develop basic food... see more

This webpage is part of a project for the following course: Applying Learning Theories in Instructional Design. It takes... see more

The following is a webpage discussing constructivism and the backward design model. It details each and how they can be... see more

Students will learn about how different animals and plants are adapted to surviving in arid habitats. Students will... see more