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Digital Escape Room: GCF and LCM Math Activity Pirate-Themed This Digital Escape Room: GCF and LCM Math Activity Pirate-Themed comes with 20 engaging problems designed to test your 5th and 6th graders' knowledge of greatest common factors (GCF) and least common multiples (LCM), this educational treasure hunt is a swashbuckling good…
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Mike Braun (IN) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
Guides students to research the life of Pablo Picasso and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
High-school world history lesson teaching WWI trench warfare and trench living conditions through guided fill-in-the-blank notes, a companion slide presentation, a primary-source letter, and a video.
A slide presentation with accompanying student notes/graphic-organizer PDF introducing major Cold War conflicts and flashpoints (Berlin Airlift, Korean War, Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War) as a lead-in before deeper primary-source study.
Introduce students to the Gilded Age and Progressive Era in U.S. history through a graphic-organizer activity paired with a linked video/article resource.
A brief Google Slides activity introducing students to the contents of the U.S. Constitution (Articles 1-7 and the Amendments) via linked resources, followed by comprehension questions and a True/False drag-and-drop activity.
Guides students through independent biographical research on John Lewis and a structured 5-paragraph research-essay assignment (thesis-driven introduction, early-life paragraph, exploring John Lewis’s Civil Rights and career achievements, analyzing John Lewis’s Civil Rights and cultural legacy, conclusion, and works cited page).
Engage middle school students in solving proportions with this self-checking digital math activity. The Proportions Word Problems Digital Self-Checking Digital Activity is a mystery picture reveal created using Google Sheets. As students correctly solve proportion word problems on a whiteboard or scratch paper, they type answers into…
A document-based-questions activity teaching students to compare conflicting British and colonial primary-source accounts of the Boston Massacre (March 5, 1770).
Introduce students to the causes, events, and effects of the Great Depression and New Deal through a graphic-organizer activity with a linked online reference resource.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teacher resource (from the Daily Marketplace Skills series) teaching grades 6-12 the value of money and budgeting.
Guides students to research the life of Ray Bradbury and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
Teach high school/middle school students (grades 7-10) sociology concepts related to socialization and social groups, including agents of socialization, group types, leadership styles, and group interaction/conformity phenomena.
A high-school history activity, modeled on a Holocaust Museum strategy, that personalizes the September 11, 2001 attacks by having students learn the biographies and outcomes of real individuals affected by the attacks.
A speaking/movement review activity (flash cards with questions and answers) that lets students quiz each other in pairs on a high school ecology and ecosystems unit.
A simple character-building/classroom-community activity encouraging students to notice and record acts of kindness by peers or adults.
Guides students to research the life of Plato and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
A card-sort activity that has students calculate the constant of proportionality for 36 proportional-relationship representations (tables, graphs, and word problems) and group each set of 3 matching representations under its shared linear equation.
Three connected note-and-practice sets teach the Triangle Inequality Theorem , Angle Sum Theorem, and how to classify whether a set of given side lengths or angle measures produces one unique triangle, many triangles, or no triangle at all. Each set opens with guided fill-in-the-blank notes explaining the rule (e.g., 'the sum of the two shorter sides must be greater than the longest side'), works through a labeled example, and then provides 6-12 practice problems, some multiple choice and some requiring students to show their work. A ten-question 'Triangles Test Practice' section follows, along with a Google Forms link for a self-grading digital version of the same test. A complete answer key is provided for every notes page and the test practice section, including worked-out numeric substitutions.
Guided notes and practice teaching scale factor and scale drawings to meet CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.G.A.1.
A 7th-grade math resource (aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.RP.A.1) teaching how to compute unit rates involving complex fractions.
Guides students to research the life of Salvador Dalí and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
A Grade 7 Virginia SOL practice-test bundle covering Reading, Math, History & Social Science (3 subject areas), each with its own practice test, answer key, and teacher's guide, used to prepare students across all tested subjects.