NO Prep FRANCE Country Study Research Project
A guided independent-research project booklet leading students through France's geography, government, culture, history, and language.
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A guided independent-research project booklet leading students through France's geography, government, culture, history, and language.
A full lesson plan and project package that has students read a poetry book, analyze 10 poems in a written report, and present one poem to the class.
A personal-finance project teaching middle and high school students how checking accounts work, including writing/endorsing/voiding checks, using debit cards and ATMs, and balancing a checkbook ledger.
A research-project resource on the United Kingdom: a set of topic cards covering UK history, geography, economy, landmarks, and culture, paired with a blank worksheet grid for students to record research notes.
A Classroom Complete Press 'Literature Kit' teacher/student resource for Suzanne Collins's novel 'The Hunger Games,' built to develop reading comprehension across Bloom's Taxonomy levels through chapter-by-chapter questions, graphic organizers, vocabulary, and writing tasks.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing practice built around a nonfiction passage about the Eden Project eco-attraction in Cornwall, England, paired with comprehension questions, vocabulary work, and personal-opinion/comparison/diary-entry writing prompts.
A multi-file distance-learning/homeschool chemistry pack teaching mixtures, solutions, dissolving, suspensions, and saturated solutions via an animated PowerPoint, worksheets, and a photocopiable lesson.
Guide students through a real-world multi-step math project applying arithmetic, geometry, spatial reasoning, and budgeting skills by planning and pricing a bedroom renovation.
A 2-hour lesson plan and student worksheet package built around the 1986 TV docudrama 'The Boy King' about young Martin Luther King Jr., teaching how childhood experiences, family values, and encounters with segregation/discrimination shaped his character and future leadership.
A guided independent-research project booklet leading students through Italy's government, culture, cuisine, notable people, tourist attractions, and geography.
A student research project resource that guides students to analyze popular song lyrics for themes of capitalism, wealth, and money in American culture, then write a review.
A research/writing project guiding students to explore their ancestral country of origin by interviewing a family member, building a family tree, researching geography, illustrating a scrapbook page, completing a Ducksters WebQuest, writing an essay against a provided rubric, designing a coat of arms, and completing a one-pager on a…
An interactive notebook workbook to guide middle/high school students through the process of completing a National History Day (NHD) 2022 project on the theme "Debate and Diplomacy in History."
Guide students through a chapter-by-chapter comprehension and vocabulary study of the novel Holes by Louis Sachar, ending in group projects.
A project-based debate activity teaching Hammurabi's Code of Law and ancient history, using argumentative writing and public speaking to connect ancient law to modern-day legal/ethical debates.
A cross-curricular S.T.E.A.M. activity packet inspired by the novel 'A Night Divided', pairing hands-on science/engineering/art projects (mural art, structural design, tunneling, simple machines, rocket building) with the book's historical themes (Berlin Wall, Cold War, Space Race, Keith Haring's art).
A cross-curricular movie-study lesson pack built around Disney's 'Big Hero 6' (2014), combining English/grammar, STEM (scientific method, engineering design process, tech ethics), math/data, reading/theme analysis, and social-emotional learning.
A research-and-writing project that guides students through researching John Locke's life and philosophical legacy and writing a formatted 5-paragraph research essay, supported by a research organizer, writing-tips checklist, and grading rubric.
A scaffolded research-writing project guiding students through selecting a STEM innovator and researching, outlining, drafting, peer-reviewing, and finalizing a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay about a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) innovator.
Teaches intermediate (B1) ESL students to understand and use the past perfect simple tense to describe an action that occurred before another past action, including its formation, question/negative structures, and use with 'by'/'by the time'.
ESL/EFL lesson teaching possessive 's (apostrophe + s), possessive adjectives vs possessive pronouns, plural/irregular-plural possessives, and the it's/its distinction.
A media-literacy and civics research lesson in which students compare the two major U.S. presidential candidates' campaign websites (and a nonpartisan comparison site and a third-party candidate's site) to analyze platforms, messaging, and coalitions.
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the history, techniques, materials, and modern practice of woodworking as a craft.
Teach the distinction between the English modal verb 'must' (emotional/personal obligation) and 'have to' (enforced obligation/necessity) at intermediate (B1) level, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.