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Complete five multi-day project activities: create a class mural piece inspired by the novel and artist Keith Haring with an artist's note; design, build, and test a critical-load structure; design, build, and test a mountain tunnel model; build and test a wheel-and-axle/simple-machine device; and design, build, test…
Study writing-craft guidance on planning fiction (audience, genre, purpose, paragraph structure, connectives, person/point of view), read a complete model short story, then plan and write an original follow-up story about the clown character escaping the painting into the modern world, using a provided structure guide…
Free download A free 'Number Detective' logic-puzzle worksheet pack where students use number-tile clues (divisibility, place value, fractions/decimals) to deduce a hidden number, aimed at middle-school math reasoning and number sense.
Multi-day group project/activity plan for teaching about the planets and solar system through research and a hands-on straw-rocket launch relay.
Complete themed writing activities such as a point-of-view mystery story, a nature poem, a narrative dialogue, haiku and cinquain poems, science-fiction reporting, a first-person narrative, a limerick, humorous commercials, and a play scene, following prompts and extension suggestions.
A decimals practice workbook (part of a 'Maths Land School Work Pack' series) using a cartoon character theme to teach reading, ordering, converting and calculating with decimals.
Seven variations of a decimal place value chart run from the thousands column down to millionths, printed in Montessori place-value colors so that decimal places appear as lighter shades of their matching whole-number column. Chart 1 is blank for open placement of counters or beads; Charts 2 and 3 add place-value names using "units" or "ones"; Charts 4 and 5 add numeric and fractional values; and Charts 6 and 7 combine names and values so they can double as an answer key when checking label placement. Printable labels for column names and numeric/fraction values accompany the charts, along with five written lesson procedures covering how to introduce decimals as fractions, build decimal quantities with counters, and practice reading, adding, and subtracting decimal numbers on laminated reusable mats. The materials are designed for center-based or one-on-one Montessori-style instruction rather than a whole-class worksheet. Once students can place digits accurately on these charts, worksheets on multiplying and dividing decimals by powers of ten put that place-value understanding to work, progressing from place-value tables to mental math using changes in digits’ place values.
A science lesson and research project teaching students about natural selection, animal adaptations, and evolution at a grade-appropriate level.
Respond in writing to prompted topics (e.g. 'I Was Scared Silly', 'You Are a Restaurant Critic', 'If I Won the Lottery', 'Are Proverbs True?') across fiction and nonfiction genres, each developed as a full writing activity.
Teach students to set up and solve proportion word problems -- including multi-step/unit-rate comparison problems -- through scaffolded guided notes with worked examples, followed by independent practice.
A reproducible Milliken Publishing workbook of themed creative-writing activities guiding grade 6-8 students through journal writing, poetry forms, characterization, and narrative/problem-solving writing.
Give students practice setting up and solving rate x time = distance word problems (including catch-up and opposite-direction/meeting scenarios) using a Rate/Time/Distance table method.
Teacher instructions for guiding students to build two Scratch coding games (a Goalie Game and a Catch It Game) that teach computational thinking concepts.
Students read informational passages about what a bridge is, historical bridge-building materials, and specific bridge types (e.g., suspension, cable-stayed), answer reading-response questions (e.g., 'What is a bridge?', 'What materials are newer bridges made of?'), and complete a 'Bridge Review' matching activity…
A movie-study lesson plan/worksheet packet for the film Flora & Ulysses (2021), with 30 activities building reading comprehension, vocabulary, character analysis, theme analysis, data/graph interpretation, and creative writing skills.
A 6th-grade math packet that introduces unit rates through guided notes with worked examples, then provides word-problem practice and a standalone practice worksheet, all with an answer key.
A comprehensive science fair resource guide walking students step-by-step from choosing a science fair project topic through research, planning, execution, display, and self/judge evaluation, including a list of 150+ project ideas across seven science areas.
A multi-activity creative-writing booklet that opens with a craft instruction for making a decorated pencil (duct-tape flower pen), then leads students through writing haiku poems and an outlined short story.
Teach students a step-by-step strategy for solving one-step and multi-step decimal word problems set in real-world contexts (money, distance, measurement, rate).
Students complete tables of values for two pricing options, write a pattern rule and an algebraic expression, graph both options on one grid, choose and justify a preferred option in writing, and (bonus) design two of their own equivalent-cost pricing options.
A published earth-science unit book teaching the causes, characteristics, and effects of hurricanes and tornadoes through informational readings, diagrams, hands-on experiments, and vocabulary/research activities.
Read a sample game advertisement, answer planning questions (target audience, purpose, game name, aim, gameplay, appeal), then use guided imagination prompts to write their own persuasive advertisement for the game.
Follow a worked example that uses a place-value chart to convert km to m, then solve 7 word problems that require converting and combining metric measurements (kg to g, liters to milliliters, mm to cm, m to cm, multi-step addition of distances/volumes/weights) and check answers against a provided answer key.
Imagine being an alien on a different planet; fill in an alien name and planet name, draw a picture of the alien and a picture of the planet, and write a description of the planet and of daily life there.