Years 9–12 teaching resources for Australia
Teach the Simple Past Tense - Guide and Exercises
, Not Grade Specific,
The formation, usage, and common irregular verbs of the simple past tense are explained and then drilled across twenty exercises.
Author Bright Classroom Ideas Marketplace
Rating
Tags Simple, Past, Tense, Grammar, English, Language, Learn, Elt, Esl, Teaching
"The Tell-Tale Heart" Booklet Project
, Not Grade Specific,
A cut-and-staple booklet project guides secondary students through post-reading literary analysis of Poe's 'The Tell-Tale Heart' — narrator reliability, tone, theme, and symbolism — including a comparison task with Poe's 'The Black Cat.'
Author The Comprehensive Teacher
Rating
Tags Booklet Project, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Black Cat, Compare And Contrast, Edgar Allen Poe, Short Story, Literature, Tone, Themes, Symbols, Tell Tale Heart Book Cover
This Is My Commandment / Deep and Wide Sheet Music
, Not Grade Specific,
Two familiar church songs, 'This Is My Commandment' and 'Deep and Wide', arranged as one medley with notation, chord symbols and lyrics.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Rating
Tags Sheetmusic, Halwright, Praiseandworship, Worship, Pianomusic
"To Be or Not to Be" Hamlet Soliloquy Analysis
, Not Grade Specific,
Hamlet's 'To be or not to be' soliloquy is printed in full alongside a graphic-organiser analysis of its pros and cons, metaphors for death, and Hamlet's tragic flaw, paired with video-response questions and a complete answer key.
Author Educate and Create
Rating
Tags Hamlet, Soliloquy, Literary Analysis, Shakespeare, To Be Or Not To Be
To Build A Fire by Jack London (Alternate Ending Writing Project)
, Not Grade Specific,
Alternative ending project for Jack London's To Build a Fire: students diagram the real plot, pick a point where events could change, plan a new plot diagram and write an ending of at least two pages in the third person.
Author Tpete's Supply Store
Rating
Tags Writing Project, Alternate Ending, Creative Writing, To Build A Fire, ESL
TRACING SPANISH WORDS | 10 FREE WORDS
, Not Grade Specific,
Each page isolates one Spanish noun beside a picture cue and a repeated tracing line. Examples include household objects, animals, personal items, and toys, showing a mixed everyday-vocabulary set rather than one semantic category. Learners can name the picture, trace the printed word, and compare its letter sequence with the model.
Author EDITORIAL LAURA EDUCA
Rating
Tags SPANISH, ESPAÑOL, FREE RESOURCES, TRACING, TRACING LINES, FREE
Triangle Congruence Worksheet – Geometry Practice
, Not Grade Specific,
Twenty triangle pairs are tested for congruence using SSS, SAS, ASA, HL, and SAA reasoning, alongside hexagon-sketching and line-equation problems.
Author Peter Jonnard
Rating
Tags Congruence, Congruent, Triangle, Angle, Equations, Triangle Congruency Worksheets, Triangle Congruence Projects, Congruent Triangle Worksheet
Turtle Extreme Dot-to-Dot – 618-Dot Puzzle
, Not Grade Specific,
The turtle image grows from a long route distributed across shell, head, legs, and surrounding contours. Dense shell areas demand slower scanning, while larger spaces change the rhythm of the connections. Learners practice resuming from a recorded value and comparing the developing geometry with familiar turtle anatomy. A two-page format contains the challenging numbered field and a connected companion illustration.
Author Tim's Printables
Rating
Tags Turtle, Turtles, Reptiles, Dot To Dot, Connect The Dots, Connecting The Dots, Activity, Printable, Worksheet, Puzzle
Twelfth Night: Soliloquy Analysis - Viola
, Not Grade Specific,
Viola's soliloquy from Act 2, Scene 2 is printed in full, and students chart the conflict behind each quoted statement before writing about the themes it suggests.
Author Educate and Create
Rating
Tags Twelfth Night, Literary Analysis, Shakespeare, Drama, Close Reading, Viola Monologue Twelfth Night
Two-Step Equations – Solve and Match Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Twenty-one two-step equations are solved for x, then each answer is matched to a lettered code in a self-checking key, with a fully worked answer key provided.
Author Eight Gone Sideways
Rating
Tags Algebra, Two-step Equations, Solve And Match, Find A Match Answer Key, Solving Two-step Equations Worksheet Answer Key, Two Step Equations Answer Key, Worksheets, Answers, Equations
Types of Houses Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
Types of houses are explored through a combined cutting and fact-writing task. Learners cut out the illustrated structures, then use the open interior of each house to record relevant characteristics or information. The format links a visual housing type with learner-generated notes rather than supplying a completed reference chart. A second page carries the remaining printable material associated with the same house activity.
Author Educational Voice
Rating
Tags Types Of Houses Activity, Types Of Houses, House, Houses, Geography, Geography Facts, Geography Facts For Kids, Houses Facts, Houses Facts For Kids
Under the Same Moon (2007) - La Misma Luna: Complete Movie Guide
, Not Grade Specific,
Twenty chronological questions guide students through Under the Same Moon (La Misma Luna), a 2007 drama about a boy's journey to reunite with his mother across the U.S.-Mexico border.
Author EduPal Learning
Rating
Tags Under The Same Moon, Immigration, La Misma Luna, Movie Guide
Unicorn Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot / Connect the Dots PDF
, Not Grade Specific,
Hundreds of ordered targets hide a unicorn within sweeping mane, horn, body, and decorative contours. Fantasy imagery gives the long numerical progression a distinctive reward, while narrow feature areas require especially controlled lines. Learners must protect their place when the path crosses from broad body regions into small details. The two supplied pages support extended sequencing and a completed mythical-animal view.
Author Tim's Printables
Rating
Tags Unicorn, Unicorns, Mythology, Magic, Legend, Fantasy, Dot To Dot, Connect The Dots, Worksheet, Activity
Volcano Extreme Connect the Dots / Dot-to-Dot PDF
, Not Grade Specific,
A volcanic landform emerges from more than one thousand plotted numerals distributed across the page. The route moves through slopes, summit features, and eruption-related contours, creating natural checkpoints for multi-session work. Learners combine long-range counting endurance with careful scanning as the landform becomes visible. Two pages provide an earth-science theme within an advanced connect-the-dots format and reward accurate long-term sequence maintenance.
Author Tim's Printables
Rating
Tags Dot To Dot, Volcanoes , Earth Science, Connecting The Dots, Activity, Printable, Worksheet, Puzzle, Lava, Connect The Dots
What Motivates You? SEL Lesson Plan with Student Survey and Answer Handouts
, Not Grade Specific,
A ten-question self-assessment survey scores students on intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation, paired with a slide deck explaining both motivation types and discussion questions on applying the results.
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
Rating
Tags Motivation, School Counseling, SEL, Social Emotional Learning, Survey, Self-inventories, Lesson, Sel Lesson Plan
Who Has the Lab Equipment? – Interactive Science + Chemistry Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Who Has the Lab Equipment? uses a call-and-response card chain to practice science-tool vocabulary. Three levels progress from simple-font terms with pictures, through mixed term-and-image prompts, to a more demanding version. Each set contains thirty cards, for ninety cards overall. Preparation guidance covers printing, optional lamination, cutting, shuffling, and distribution. During play, students listen for the item named on another card and respond with the matching tool, reinforcing both recognition and attentive participation.
Author Lernfitness
Rating
Tags Game, Educational Card Games, Chemistry, Lab, Biology, Laboratory Equipment, Lab Tools, Physics, STEM Science Matching Game, Who Has It?
Who Owns the Zebra - Deductive Reasoning Exercise
, Not Grade Specific,
The classic-style deduction problem establishes five houses and five attributes within each of five categories. Learners use the printed clues to eliminate impossible combinations and record relationships on either of two included grids. A separate completed solution page supports checking after reasoning is finished. The exercise is well suited to enrichment, logic practice, or collaborative problem solving because progress depends on combining clues rather than recalling content knowledge.
Author Cogjogger
Rating
Tags Cross Curricular, Logic, Deductive Reasoning, Critical Thinking, Brain Teasers, Who Owns Zebra
Winter Absolute Value Equations Pixel Art and Printable Task Cards
, Not Grade Specific,
Absolute value equations on 20 printable task cards, ranging from single-step to multi-step and fractional-coefficient problems, with a linked winter pixel art activity.
Author Matemaths
Rating
Tags Matemaths, Pixel Art, Math, Halloween, Absolute Value, Task Cards, Printable, Equations
Wilson's 14 Points – Draw and Learn Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
Students read a two-paragraph passage on Wilson's Fourteen Points, answer four comprehension questions, then draw or paste an image to represent each of the fourteen points; a comprehension answer key and a follow-along audio track are included.
Author EduPal Learning
Rating
Tags Woodrow Wilson, War World I, 14 Points For Peace, Interwar Years, Fourteen Points
Word Search: Macbeth Somewhat Antiquated
, Not Grade Specific,
Macbeth Somewhat Antiquated focuses on words whose usage may be unfamiliar to contemporary readers. Learners locate eighteen listed terms in the grid and can connect each one with its meaning in the play’s context. A completed second page shows the puzzle solution and decoded material for teacher review. The activity supports vocabulary preview or reinforcement while keeping the exact hidden entries and solution text out of customer-facing copy.
Author Jay Waggoner
Rating
Tags Word Search, Macbeth, Antiquated Vocabulary, Shakespeare, Macbeth Literary Terms Crossword Puzzle, Antiquated Words
Word Search: Painfully Beautiful Impossible Solution Oxymoron Search
, Not Grade Specific,
Oxymoron phrase search: students find 17 examples such as jumbo shrimp, bittersweet and civil war, then read the leftover letters in order to reveal a hidden quote and its author.
Author Jay Waggoner
Rating
Tags Oxymoron, Word Search, Phrase Search, Vocabulary, Quotes, Isaac B. Singer
Word Search: Searching for Macbeth Characters
, Not Grade Specific,
Searching for Macbeth Characters combines cast familiarity with a letter-grid puzzle. Students find eighteen character names listed beneath the grid, then arrange the unused letters in order to reveal a separate message. A solution page marks the hidden names and provides the decoded result for checking. The activity can serve as a pre-reading cast preview or a review after students know the roles, while customer-facing copy avoids reproducing exact puzzle answers or the final quotation.
Author Jay Waggoner
Rating
Tags Word Search, Macbeth, Macbeth Characters, Characters, Quotes, Shakespeare Quotes
Word Search: Searching for Othello Characters 2
, Not Grade Specific,
The puzzle introduces a letter grid and a fifteen-name list drawn from the play’s cast. Once every character has been located, uncrossed letters are read in order to reveal a quotation and its source, adding a second decoding step to the character search. The structure can reinforce familiarity with the cast while requiring careful letter tracking. Page two is labelled as the solution; its completed grid and hidden quotation are not exposed in the visible product copy.
Author Jay Waggoner
Rating
Tags Shakespeare, Othello, Literature, Characters, Word Search
Word Search: Tragedy of Julius Caesar
, Not Grade Specific,
The student puzzle asks readers to locate sixteen characters associated with the tragedy inside a letter grid. After marking those names, learners arrange the unused letters in sequence to uncover a quotation drawn from another Shakespeare play. That two-stage design combines character review with a hidden-message challenge rather than ending when the word list is found. The third page is explicitly identified as the solution, and its completed grid and quotation are not reproduced here.
Author Jay Waggoner
Rating
Tags Shakespeare, Literature, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Crossword Puzzles