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This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for Too Soon a Woman text by Dorothy M. Johnson. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents. Included: -Too Soon a Woman Lesson Plan -Too Soon a Woman Worksheet -Too Soon a Woman Answer Key Graphic Organizers: Author’s Purpose…
'Wonder' Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 5 - 6 Inspire meaningful conversations about kindness, empathy, and acceptance with this engaging, no-prep lesson inspired by Wonder (2017)! Students explore multiple perspectives, learn the difference between being an upstander and a bystander, analyze real-world data, and reflect…
A cultural/writing ESL-EFL lesson introducing the traditional English/British breakfast, its history, and components, followed by a personal writing activity comparing it to the student's own culture.
A digital micro-learning slide deck building reading comprehension, vocabulary, and summarizing skills through an informational text about a chocolate fountain caterer.
Teach 50 ELA academic vocabulary terms (general literary terms, sound devices, literary devices, narrative techniques) via lesson slides with definitions and examples, paired with digital flashcards.
This is a beginner short story for A1 beginner students titled The Brother and Sister. The Brother and Sister Short Story | Beginner Lesson Plan is an ideal teaching resource for educators seeking to engage their students in the joy of reading and comprehension. This easy-to-use lesson plan targets beginner English students,, fitting…
A standalone emergency/substitute social studies lesson teaching the history of the U.S. penny (and related coin/currency facts) through a narrative dialogue between a boy and his grandfather, followed by comprehension, vocabulary, and money-math activities.
Gives students practice converting between Roman and Arabic numerals in the 10-100 range, then applying that skill to decode letter-substitution jokes.
A life-skills/financial-literacy math worksheet teaching students to calculate property tax using percent-to-decimal conversion, in the context of comparing real property tax rates across countries.
Seven-day middle/high-school lesson plan (companion to 'Writing Expression') teaching paragraph organization - keeping first and last sentences on-topic, and using varied introduction/conclusion techniques.
A ready-to-use substitute-teacher packet built around a reading passage about panda conservation, combining reading comprehension, writing, and math practice.
Provide a structured SEL (social-emotional learning) daily opener/bellringer routine and week-long lesson built around the CASEL framework topic of self-management, focused on self-motivation and self-discipline.
A set of hands-on team-building engineering challenges focused on designing contraptions that suspend or hang objects off the ground.
Deliver a 90-minute ELA literacy-block packet built around a short informative reading passage about Ruby Bridges and school desegregation, with comprehension, critical-thinking, vocabulary, research, and writing activities.
Provides a comparative history lesson on the lives, conquests, and legacies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan for middle/high school students.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teacher resource (from the Daily Marketplace Skills series) teaching grades 6-12 how to read menus and calculate grocery-shopping costs.
A comprehensive Bible unit on the Early Church (Acts of the Apostles), covering Stephen's martyrdom, Peter's miracles and imprisonment, Philip and the Ethiopian, Saul's conversion to Paul, and Paul's letters, with vocabulary and memory-verse work.
Teaches students to write an 'About Me' simile poem using a scaffolded reflection-and-drafting process, culminating in a published poem for a class anthology.
Deliver a 90-minute ELA literacy-block packet built around a short informative reading passage about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, with comprehension, critical-thinking, vocabulary, research, and writing activities.
Students use division, conversion, and proportional reasoning in ten rate problems drawn from travel, reading, packing, and other contexts. The blank page provides space for working, with a completed counterpart for teacher review. Check that each response uses the quantity and time interval asked for, especially when an intermediate unit rate must be scaled to a longer period.
A 12-lesson assessment and activity reading unit built around the picture book "One Well: The Story of Water on Earth" by Rochelle Strauss, covering comprehension, vocabulary/context clues, text features, main idea, homophones, and spelling.
Editable interactive slide deck of weekly September writing prompts for creative and reflective/informational writing practice.
Space-themed nonfiction reading passages paired with text-based writing prompts, used to practice the A.C.E. strategy (Answer, Cite evidence, Explain) for constructed responses.
Help middle/high school students understand what a political viewpoint is, identify where they and a family member fall on a spectrum of viewpoints on current issues, and reflect on the discussion in writing.