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Solve arithmetic problems (addition, subtraction, multiplication with fractions, decimals, and negative numbers) tied to an animal-themed digital escape room accessed via an external link (Genially).
Interpret sayings presented in a Benjamin Franklin activity and connect them with biographical research. Students translate eighteen entries into modern language, write two sayings of their own, and organize information about Franklin. Sample interpretations and teacher directions support discussion without requiring every student response to use identical wording.
Students research Kyrgyzstan using outside sources and write their findings on blank lines answering prompts about its continent, capital, demonym, official language(s), borders, territory, climate, currency, economy, capital-city attractions, other cities, and culture.
Solve kinematics word problems (average velocity, projectile motion, acceleration, hang time, displacement) at task-card stations placed around the room, record answers, and match answers to words on a posted chart to assemble a hidden quote.
Paired-text analysis activity teaching students to compare an allegorical children's story and a poem, both used to represent the Holocaust, and to synthesize their shared themes in writing
Looking for an engaging, no-prep activity that will give your 8th-grade students an opportunity to strengthen their ability to convert repeating decimals to fractions? This self-checking digital escape room combines math practice with an exciting storyline that keeps students motivated and engaged in active learning. It also…
Use character reference cards while answering chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions about The Metamorphosis.
Students research Lesotho using outside sources and write their findings on blank lines answering prompts about its continent, capital, demonym, official language(s), borders, territory, climate, currency, economy, capital-city attractions, other cities, and culture.
Participate in class PE games such as rolling/throwing a ball at targets, volleyball-style striking and volleying in small groups, and kicking a ball over a net, following each game's rules and modifications set by the teacher, while lesson plans also embed short 'number talk' math questions tied to game scenarios.
Cut-and-fold interactive activity where students identify and describe different types of triangles and connect them to real-world shapes.
Students draw free body diagrams for an object on a banked/inclined curve, apply Newton's Second Law and the centripetal acceleration equation, and determine mathematically whether the plaintiff or the defendant is at fault in a fictional lawsuit over a banked highway exit ramp.
Use character and setting reference cards while answering chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions about The Great Gatsby.
Students research Kuwait using outside sources and write their findings on blank lines answering prompts about its continent, capital, demonym, official language(s), borders, territory, climate, currency, economy, capital-city attractions, other cities, and culture.
Select a filmmaker to research, take notes using a background research worksheet, complete an essay outline, draft a 5-paragraph essay with at least 3 cited sources in MLA format, participate in peer review, and submit a final draft.
Flip one card from the 'factor' pile and one from the 'product' pile, then be first to spot and say the matching multiplication fact (e.g. '4 x 7 = 28').
A mini-lesson/workshop teaching secondary students how to write and punctuate dialogue effectively in narrative writing, using a slideshow, a topic-strip speaking activity, and a punctuation practice worksheet with answer key.
Free download Study classic tragedy examples and writing tips; complete a narrative-map graphic organizer (choose a tragic hero's name/status and map 5 story locations); draft, peer-edit, and finalize a tragedy narrative; work is scored against the included rubric.
A creative writing and craft activity in which students imagine being a knight for a day and make a foldable armor craft over their writing.
Players move around the board and adjust a simulated score in response to financial events. Use the introductory notes and infographic before group play, then discuss the choices represented. The score changes are game values rather than predictions of actual credit-score changes. The existing companion suggestion is a checking account project .
Cut along dotted lines on page 1, cut out wardrobe shapes and glue them on top of each other, color favorite clothing items, and glue the items inside the wardrobe.
Watch a linked 'Crash Course World History: The American Revolution' YouTube video, research four Enlightenment leaders (name, core belief, and how that belief influenced the American Revolution/U.S. government), complete the worksheet individually, then discuss in small groups which thinker had the greatest influence…
The Cold Equations: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive instructional aid designed for educators teaching Language Arts, with particular emphasis on Literature. Tailored for students at Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9 and Grade 10 level, this resource offers total support to encourage an enriching…
Students paint a wooden spoon pink, glue on googly eyes and a button nose, draw a mouth with marker, cut and glue construction-paper ears, and wrap a pipe cleaner around the spoon to form the pig's hands.
A lesson guiding art students through planning and creating pixel-art backgrounds/sprites for a video game they are designing, with an assessment rubric.