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Students select a New York historical figure from a provided list, conduct light background research, draw the subject with 5 symbolic items, take research notes, plan/outline, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay with a thesis, body paragraphs, and a works-cited page, and peer-edit using a provided checklist…
A single-chapter slice (Human and Environmental Interactions) from the full Antarctica teaching unit (World Continents Series), focused on that theme within the Five Themes of Geography, for grades 5-8.
Students read the novel and complete chapter-by-chapter comprehension/critical-thinking questions (across Bloom's Taxonomy levels), writing tasks, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; graphic organizers support the study.
Read an informational passage on global economics, complete hands-on activities applying the concepts, solve a crossword and word search using related vocabulary, and take a comprehension quiz.
Fill in an outline about Lakota geography, tribal subdivisions, government, food, clothing, shelter, and religion using a word bank; read passages on the Ghost Dance religion, eyewitness accounts of events before/during/after the Battle of Wounded Knee, the American Indian Movement, and the 1973 Siege at Wounded Knee…
ESL reading-comprehension and writing practice built around an informational passage about the history and cultural significance of the Pumpkin Spice Latte.
Read an informational passage on negotiation skills, complete hands-on activities applying the concepts, solve a crossword and word search using related vocabulary, and take a comprehension quiz.
complete individual reflective writing (categories: meaningful moment, challenge navigated, perspective shift, what you learned about yourself), engage in a 'real talk' discussion framed around honest (not forced-cheerful) reflection, and set semester intentions
Guided narrative writing project in which students plan, draft, and polish a personal or fictional story about a spring break trip.
Fall - Autumn Taboo Speaking Game in English - Great for ESL and any English speaking classroom Playing TABOO is a great way to get students to speak English and learn a lot of new FALL - AUTUMN vocabulary. This game is simple to modify and use with beginners and advanced students alike. 32 game cards are included…
Apply linear-equation and budgeting math skills to an end-of-year 'staycation' planning project.
Winter Games Trivia Task Cards The EBOOK of Winter Games Trivia Task Cards offer a wide range of intriguing trivia questions about winter sports, games, and their history. Suitable for students from Grade 2 up to Grade 12, these task cards engage learners in exploring diverse aspects of Winter Olympic Games. Group…
Select a summer vacation destination, take research notes from at least 3 sources on a citation-linked notetaking worksheet, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-style essay (intro/thesis, founding & development, attractions & activities, recommendations, conclusion, works cited), complete a peer-edit checklist, self/peer-score the essay against a…
Provide a week's worth of fall-themed daily writing prompts ('bell ringers') for classroom warm-up writing practice, delivered as a prompt slideshow paired with a printable writing journal.
Decode multisyllabic academic vocabulary, identify roots/prefixes/suffixes, analyze figurative language and allusions, identify theme and how it is conveyed, analyze author's word choice and structure, read passages and answer analysis/synthesis questions, and complete open-ended writing prompts; also includes games and a teacher's guide.
Discuss in pairs and answer worksheet questions analyzing challenges from Rome's expansion (e.g. the Gracchus brothers' reforms and assassination, the slave revolt led by Spartacus, and the rise of military generals such as Julius Caesar) to explain why the Republic fell.
A comprehensive teaching packet for Ray Bradbury's short story 'All Summer in a Day,' guiding students through plot, characterization, and literary devices with a full lesson plan, worksheet, graphic organizers, and PowerPoints.
The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive teaching resource meticulously designed for educators of middle school and early high-school students. It provides an intricate, yet streamlined approach to delivering a compelling lesson on William Saroyan's novel, The…
Provide a week's worth of summer-themed daily writing prompts ('bell ringers') for classroom warm-up writing practice, delivered as a prompt slideshow paired with a printable writing journal.
Give students practice solving absolute value equations through a set of printable task cards paired with a linked self-checking digital pixel art activity.
Access a digital interactive puzzle activity via a link, solve visual number puzzles (shapes/patterns implying numeric values), and record work on a printable name/class answer sheet; solutions provided for checking.
Read a passage about the winter solstice and related celebrations (e.g. Saturnalia), answer comprehension questions citing the text, then write essays comparing winter-solstice-related traditions across cultures.
Trust me when I say that if you have ever attempted to incorporate coordinate plane practice in the winter months in the classroom, you know exactly what I am talking about: restless kids, short attention span, and anything resembling “schoolwork” gets the side eye. This pixel winter-themed project removes all of this…
Students record the daily prompt question and date, then write a response of at least one full paragraph (minimum 8 sentences) within a provided time period (about 10 minutes); responses may be shared aloud and are periodically graded against a provided feedback rubric.