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The 5E Learning cycle can be intimidating for new and veteran teachers alike. This Wiki will connect major themes in 5E to practical assignments and applications across various disciplines.

We're a collaborative website, inspiring and informing early-career teachers to adopt the 5E Cycle of learning in their classrooms.

If you have materials related to 5E and/or collaborative teaching, add it to the community for public use. The Open Source approach to collaboration will yield highlighted.

Helpful Links That Make 5Easier Than Ever
A QUICK GUIDE TO THE 5E LEARNING CYCLE: https://ngss.sdcoe.net/Evidence-Based-Practices/5E-Model-of-Instruction

You can also be part of the 5Easy community. See "How to Upload a Resource" to start adding your own lessons to the 5Easy Wiki/Database!
"About the Founder: John Borja is a graduate of the University of Arizona's Teach Arizona program and the lead Chemistry instructor at Walden Grove High School in Sahuarita, Arizona. In conjunction with the Arizona Teachers Academy, John has created this open-source wiki page for early-career and veteran teachers alike." ALL 5Easy Lesson Plans and Curricular Resources - Click Here!

New and Upcoming 5Easy Lessons!
Introduction to Gas Laws

This laboratory-based lesson is designed to close the gap between Stoichiometry and Gas Laws. These concepts are deeply integrated, so chemistry teachers can address them both in the same larger lesson. Use the Introduction to Gas Laws lesson to make Gas Laws and Stoichiometry exciting and personal!

Link: Introduction to Gas Laws (Stoichiometry for Gases)

Coming Summer 2022...

1. Imperialism (Unit Plan) - This unit uses the principals of 5E to help develop a network of key ideas and trends within Imperialism/Colonialism. Not only do students learn about the colonial histories of Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, but they develop the disciplinary literacy necessary to explain present day affairs using historical evidence. Primary sources dominate the higher-level questions and topics covered in this unit, especially in the Elaboration/Evaluation sections. Sign up for the email list for alerts about new resources!

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