Science Game: Guess Who? Cells Unit
Choose the body-system or organelle set and review unfamiliar terms before play. Model questions about function or location so students use science knowledge to eliminate possibilities.
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Choose the body-system or organelle set and review unfamiliar terms before play. Model questions about function or location so students use science knowledge to eliminate possibilities.
Watch/read a video lesson and reading passage (with audio) about how green cities work; complete a 'Find the Definition' matching game and a 'What's Missing' fill-in-the-blank vocabulary activity; write a one-sentence summary for each of four prompts (First, Also, Next, Last) using the key vocabulary word bank.
Students discuss what consent is and its main elements with a partner, play a 'Make a Pizza' game where they request and respond to topping choices using only nonverbal cues, reflect on the experience, act out role-play scenarios responding to requests both nonverbally and verbally, and participate in a wrap-up…
Students fill in blanks on a lesson outline/slides describing each historical model, draw the corresponding atomic models and diagrams (including the gold-foil experiment) in their notes, and practice drawing Bohr-Rutherford diagrams for given elements (e.g., Li, Carbon, K).
Provide a Florida FAST ELA Writing practice test for Grade 9, with reading-based multiple-choice/open-response questions, language-convention items, and an extended writing task, plus a full answer key with scoring rubrics.
Complete a 'cheat sheet' table of perfect squares/cubes and their roots (2-15), use it to estimate 5 practice square/cube root problems, then play a matching card game (memory-match, Go Fish style, or face-up matching) with 24 cards estimating roots.
A one-page 'Guess Who' style game card sheet featuring 15 famous people from Chile, for a Chile country-study unit in Geography/Social Studies classes.
Build ESL/EFL speaking and listening skills through picture description, video listening comprehension, and a roleplay speaking activity centered on the Nobel Peace Prize.
Imperatives Beginner English Lesson Plan This beginner English lesson plan focuses on teaching imperatives to ESL and EFL students. Created for A1 level learners, it provides a range of materials to build proficiency with imperative forms through interactive activities. The lesson plan covers the main uses of imperatives to express…
An ESL/EFL speaking-practice lesson (PowerPoint) on noun clauses after 'be', for intermediate/advanced students, described as approximately one hour long.
Match literary terms to examples/definitions on two different quizzes, and play an 'I Have, Who Has' style card game reviewing literary-term definitions and examples.
An ESL/EFL (A1 beginner level) lesson plan package teaching comparative and superlative adjective forms in English.
Day 1: design and draw/decorate a gingerbread house (or color a provided coloring page), considering who lives there and what makes it magical. Day 2: draw a card of 4 random required story elements (e.g. snowman, gingerbread man, hat and mittens, hot chocolate) and write a short story with the gingerbread house as the setting that…
A mini-lesson/workshop teaching secondary students to identify, analyze, and create tone in writing, using a slideshow, guided practice with poems and Shakespearean sonnets, and a situation/tone-strip writing activity distinguishing tone from mood.
Give secondary-level ESL/EFL students reading-comprehension and writing practice using a short nonfiction passage about the World Nomad Games (Central Asian sports/cultural festival).
A set of printable storytelling picture/word cards themed around travel in Asia, for ESL/EFL/TESOL students to practice speaking and vocabulary by building stories.
Fill in background facts about the talk (when/where held, speaker, topic), answer pre-listening warm-up discussion questions, record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings while listening, identify the talk's main purpose (informative/persuasive/entertaining) by checking a box, note key points/facts/examples from the talk…
The A1 lesson introduces occupations through vocabulary work and a workplace dialogue. Learners read about people’s responsibilities and answer true-or-false questions, with audio and flashcards supporting practice. Use the answer sheet for review and the digital-access instructions when assigning individual online copies.
Game for ESL: "80 cards to travel around the world in 80 Days" This Amazing PDF Teaching Material is Ideal for ESL, EFL Students, be it High Schoolers/ Middle Schoolers (Teens), Homeschooling Classes or ANY English Second Language School Abroad! This ESL, EFL, TESOL, TEFL Game can be great to improve English as a…
Rotate desk-to-desk solving one linear-equation task card at a time (24 cards total: combining like terms, distributive property, integers), recording each answer on a personal answer sheet.
Use the illustrated cards (places like London (UK), Bruxelles (Belgium), Venice (Italy), Paris (France), Budapest (Hungary), Cracow (Poland), Bologna (Italy), Barcellona (Spain), Athens (Greece), Berlin/Hamburg (Germany), Romania, Ukraine, plus travel-related people/object cards) to practice English vocabulary and…
Using a smartphone/tablet/Chromebook QR-code reader, visit six stations to unscramble vocabulary, write a short story continuation, answer short-answer questions on biotic/abiotic factors and sustainable ecosystems, answer video-comprehension questions on marine pollution, play a linked online ecology game, and submit answers via an…
Students search a word-search grid to find and circle a list of President's Day / U.S. history vocabulary words
Work through printed task cards covering circuit symbols, series/parallel circuits, conductors/insulators, and Ohm's Law calculations; check answers using the accompanying animated slide deck; play a supplementary 'Taboo'-style vocabulary card game.