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A reading-comprehension and vocabulary lesson built around a biographical text about Steve Irwin ('the Crocodile Hunter'), including pre-reading discussion, comprehension questions, a synonym-matching exercise, and a summary-writing task, with an accompanying lesson plan.
Provide a broad set of humorous, game-like language-arts exercises (per the book's in-file table of contents: sequencing, following directions, punctuation, homonyms, antonyms, similes, suffixes, nouns/proper nouns, palindromes, word play, riddles/puns, spoonerisms, sentence structure, vocabulary building, categories, adverbs,…
A simple cut-and-paste sorting activity classifying mollusks by shell type (one shell, two shells, or no shell).
Digital self-checking Google Slides game teaching students to cite evidence and analyze arguments by applying a 4-step process to an embedded text, then build a paragraph.
Review ecology and ecosystems vocabulary/concepts through a BINGO game with call-out term definitions.
A Jeopardy-style review game (PowerPoint and Google Slides versions) plus printable task cards covering setting, characters, plot, and theme of the novel The Giver, playable in whole group, small group, or distance-learning settings.
A BINGO-style review game for reinforcing vocabulary and definitions related to cells and cell organelles.
A self-checking digital game that has students review the four steps of citing evidence and apply them to build a paragraph, focused on idea development.
A self-checking Google Slides digital game that teaches middle school students the 4 steps to finding the central idea/theme and supporting details, culminating in building a paragraph using theme.
A teacher's guide for a digital, self-checking Google Slides game that has students review the 4 steps of citing evidence and apply them to an embedded text.
Give middle school students self-checking practice translating real-world word problems into algebraic expressions, using a digital pixel-art reveal to make the practice self-checking and engaging.
One-page STEM design activity prompting students to design their own interactive VR (virtual reality) game.
A self-checking digital (Google Slides) game where students cite evidence, answer questions, and build a paragraph about literary character development.
A digital (Google Slides-based) self-checking game where students apply text-structure/evidence-citing skills to an embedded text and build a paragraph.
Light - Team Quest Light - Interactive Quiz for Middle School Overview The light quiz is a digital educational resource targeted for middle school learners, particularly Grade 5 through 9. The tool covers a broad range of topics critical to understanding the science of light such as reflection and refraction, lenses use, structure and…
A Jeopardy-style digital review game (Google Slides/PowerPoint) for reviewing essay-writing skills and vocabulary, usable in whole group, small group, in-person, or distance learning.
Provide multiple game-based review formats (task cards, Jeopardy-style PowerPoint, Google Slides version) to build reading comprehension and higher-order-thinking vocabulary around the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen.
A self-checking digital (Google Slides) game that has students review a 4-step process for citing evidence, then apply it to an embedded text to answer point-of-view questions and build an analytical paragraph.
Two Kinds: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive resource crafted for the text "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan. It includes well-structured lesson plans, answer keys, worksheets, and graphic organizers in easily printable PDF and Word formats. This step-by-step guide covers all major literary elements found…
A notes-and-practice resource teaching 8th grade students to apply the Pythagorean Theorem to find the distance between two points on a coordinate grid, per CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.B.8.
A Jeopardy-style review game (digital PowerPoint/Google Slides board plus a companion nonfiction reading passage) for reviewing reading skills: theme/central idea, development, point of view, text structure, and vocabulary.
A 37-page printable card game teaching American Revolution chronology (1760-1780s) by having players build a personal 8-card timeline in correct order from event cards.
A self-checking digital (Google Slides) game that has students review a 4-step process for citing evidence, then apply it to an embedded nonfiction text to answer point-of-view questions and build an analytical paragraph.
One-page creative activity that uses named dinosaur species as inspiration for a food-art drawing (a fruit 'waffle-saurus').