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A GCSE English Literature poetry lesson (PowerPoint) analyzing Imtiaz Dharker's poem 'Tissue', covering author context, tone, content/narrative, and stanza-by-stanza language analysis.
This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for The Most Dangerous Game text by Richard Connell. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents. Included: -The Most Dangerous Game Lesson Plan -The Most Dangerous Game Worksheet -The Most Dangerous Game Answer Key Graphic Organizers:…
Students cut out icons and corresponding word labels, sort/match each icon to its correct pillar name, then glue the pieces to a stick.
A lesson plan and reading passage profiling Greta Thunberg's activism and Asperger's/autism experience, used to teach reading comprehension and spark discussion on climate change, activism, and related social topics.
A simple paper-craft activity where students build a 3D rocket model.
Read a multi-paragraph informational passage, answer short-answer comprehension questions, write synonyms for target vocabulary words, judge true/false statements and justify the answer from the text, then complete one of three open-ended written response prompts on the topic.
Draw themselves, cut along dotted lines, glue two pages together (page 1 on top of page 2), open the flap gently to reveal organs inside, and write down which organs belong to the immune system.
Students write what they know about unique castle architecture, then fold, cut, and glue the sheet into a two-sided flap book.
Cut out planets, an asteroid, a comet, and a spaceship; color the spaceship and optionally design a new planet; arrange the pieces (order does not need to be astronomically correct) and glue them onto a base sheet.
A pre-intermediate (A2) ESL/ELL lesson plan teaching the present continuous tense: its uses, form (affirmative, negative, interrogative, wh-questions), stative-verb exceptions, and classroom activities, with a companion practice worksheet and answer key.
A full print-and-teach novel unit for 'Tuck Everlasting' (Natalie Babbitt), combining pre-reading discussion, chapter comprehension questions, figurative language instruction, projects, quizzes, a review game, and tests, aligned to Common Core.
Watch a Crash Course Government and Politics video on gerrymandering and answer companion worksheet questions in complete sentences; view a slide presentation covering the definition, historical origin, negative impacts, and court cases on gerrymandering; define key vocabulary (political party, congressional district…
Students research North Macedonia 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.
Sort nouns into 's or s' possessive-form categories with a partner (warmer game), read explanation/example pages, complete gap-fill exercises forming possessive nouns, transform sentences into possessive-noun form, answer 'whose is it' questions in pairs from pictures, fill gaps in a dialogue with correct possessive…
Eurovision topic cards give students a focus for questions they write themselves. Partners use those questions in an interviewer-and-singer role play, discussing choices such as language, genre, and stage performance. The song gap-fill provides listening practice, and three essay prompts guide an imaginative account of attending the contest.
Teacher instructions for guiding students to build two Scratch coding games (a Goalie Game and a Catch It Game) that teach computational thinking concepts.
In groups, students rotate through stations completing a 'passport' recording sheet: Station 1 designs an object and determines its mass/weight (Earth and Moon)/volume/density and predicts whether it floats; Station 2 researches gravity on another planet; Station 3 writes an opinion paragraph on the real-world…
A creative-writing characterization activity in which students write a eulogy for the character Piggy after reading Chapter 11 (or the full novel) of Lord of the Flies.
Provide a large, multi-part study resource on the U.S. Constitution combining background notes and primary-source documents, a play, a novel, a letters/diary compilation, and a review game, for a semester-long study of the Constitution and the Philadelphia Convention.
Participate in a ball-toss icebreaker naming friendship qualities, discuss what makes friendships healthy vs. unhealthy via think-pair-share, watch a linked video, then play a 'Stoplight Sort' game sorting friendship-behavior cards as red/yellow/green light.
Read biographical/historical content about astronomers, complete an astronomers chart, play a history-of-astronomy timeline card game, build a lapbook on the planets, and complete a space-exploration timeline; the introduction also references word searches and crossword puzzles as part of the study.
Students role-play as German merchant or tourist groups across five rounds of a trading simulation using fake money and hand-drawn goods, then debrief on how prices changed to understand hyperinflation.
Play GeoGuessr (single player) for 5 rounds; for each location, list observed physical characteristics (mountains, trees, water, grasslands) and human characteristics (signs, cars, people, clothes), make a guess on the map, and record the distance error (in miles) and points scored, tallying a total score.
Answer trivia questions about digital citizenship and cyberbullying (e.g. social media age restrictions, what counts as cyberbullying, digital footprint, data mining) to claim tic-tac-toe squares, playing in teams or as a class.