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Students follow a fill-in-the-blank lesson outline and slide presentation covering electrical-safety statistics and hazards, complete a home electricity worksheet, and review the effects of electric shocks on the human body.
Follow teacher-led slides (with a matching fill-in-the-blank student version and lesson outline handout), watch embedded videos, then complete two practice worksheets: writing and balancing chemical equations from word descriptions, and balancing plus classifying given reactions by type (synthesis/decomposition/single…
Put scientific-method ideas into practice by comparing how much water different paper towels absorb. Students plan a controlled comparison, record measurements, calculate averages and use a graph to support their conclusion. Student notes and matched completed slides introduce variables and hypotheses beforehand, while an extension sheet suggests changing the liquid or measuring absorption time for a later investigation.
A reading comprehension worksheet and matching lesson plan built around a biographical text on Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman in space, to build reading, speaking, and vocabulary skills while introducing themes of perseverance and overcoming barriers of race and gender.
Present Perfect Continuous | Intermediate Lesson Plan This intermediate grammar lesson plan helps students better understand the present perfect continuous tense. Educators can use this resource to teach the intricacies of this verb tense through informative instruction and targeted exercises. Students will learn the proper conjugation…
An ESL/EFL/ELA (B1 intermediate level) lesson plan package teaching comparative and superlative adjective and adverb forms in English.
An intermediate (B1) ESL/TEFL lesson plan teaching how to form and use the future continuous tense (will + be + present participle).
An ESL/advanced English speaking lesson teaching weather-related idioms and phrasal verbs (e.g. "under the weather," "take a rain check," "steal someone's thunder," "storm out," "snowed under," "catch lightning in a bottle," "weather the storm," "fair-weather friends," "every cloud has a silver lining") through discussion…
Teach intermediate (CEFR B1) ESL/EFL modal verbs 'may', 'might', 'will', and 'probably' for expressing degrees of possibility and probability.
Students discuss prior knowledge, watch a video while completing a guided worksheet, discuss causes/effects in small groups, learn key terms from a teacher-led deep dive, list practical climate actions, and complete a wrap-up quiz.
Reported Speech Intermediate Lesson Plan is an informative resource to help students in grades 5-7 learn reported speech. This concise lesson plan outlines key concepts in reported speech such as changing verbs, pronouns, and tense. It includes practice exercises and an answer key. Educators can use this resource in multiple ways - as a…
Complete labs and STEM investigations, read guided reading passages, fill in vocabulary notebook and worksheets, take unit assessments, and complete review projects across a 36-week course.
An ESL/EFL speaking lesson slide deck teaching flower-related English idioms used in social conversation, for upper-intermediate to advanced students.
Second and Third Conditional Intermediate Lesson Plan This intermediate-level lesson plan helps students learn about and apply second and third conditional verb structures in English. Students first review when and how to use these important conditionals. Next, they complete practical exercises that allow them to demonstrate…
Follow a Google Slides/PowerPoint lesson on resistance, view embedded simulations, complete an Ohm's Law worksheet calculating voltage, current, or resistance from given values.
Students work through guided fill-in-the-blank slides/outline (with embedded 'Check Your Understanding' checks on net charge), learn to determine whether an atom forms a cation or anion based on valence electrons, practice drawing Bohr-Rutherford ion diagrams, complete an ion worksheet identifying ion name/charge…
Discuss pre-reading questions with a partner; read an informational passage about the history and famous examples of April Fools' Day pranks and answer comprehension questions; match bolded vocabulary words to definitions; discuss after-reading opinion questions; research and present a famous April Fools' prank to…
Phrasal Verbs Intermediate Lesson Plan This intermediate-level lesson plan helps students in grades 5-7 learn about phrasal verbs, an important concept in language arts and grammar. Students will start by reading an informative overview of phrasal verbs, including definitions and examples. Next, they will apply what they learned by…
The Drummer Boy of Shiloh: Comprehensive Reading Lesson Transport students back in time with this expansive reading lesson on Ray Bradbury's short story "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh." Budding literati will analyze the text's complex themes, vivid imagery, and integral historical setting. Educators receive a complete lesson plan, activity…
Watch a linked video, read an informational passage with audio, complete a fill-in-the-blank vocabulary activity, match vocabulary terms to definitions, and write a summary using target vocabulary.
Read the comparison story (Raya vs. Lucien) and the skis example, then complete practice activities: list luxuries-turned-expectations, build a mindmap of common lifestyle upgrades, and research/calculate one-time vs. yearly costs for two lifestyle-change scenarios (moving to a bigger home; getting a pet).
Watch a video in three parts, complete vocabulary matching, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, and food-to-class matching worksheet sections, discuss in pairs, and write a diary entry as a Victorian child.
Discuss a think-pair-share hook question about corporations and low wages; receive key terms from a PowerPoint and notes; read biographies of Rockefeller and Carnegie in pairs; answer worksheet questions per industrialist (how he made his money, evil practices/evidence he was a robber baron, good deeds/evidence he was…
Too vs. To | Beginner Lesson Plan This beginner lesson plan teaches students the differences between the common homophones "too" and "to." It includes an infographic explaining the unique meanings of these easily confused words. After learning when to properly use "too" versus "to," students complete exercises to practice applying this…