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ESL/EFL lesson teaching intermediate (B1) English learners vocabulary and comprehension related to sports, through a listening/reading dialogue plus exercises.
A slide deck (ESL/ELA) teaching the simple present tense through daily-routine and household-chore vocabulary and sentence patterns.
Respond to daily writing prompts, share and critique paragraphs as a class, discuss and improve word choice/imagery; complete an 'Inclusive Language' sentence-rewriting exercise; complete a 'Written Expression Activity' rewriting sentences with vivid adjectives; write a persuasive classified ad.
An introductory mini-lesson (video plus guided notes and a summary sheet) teaching the basics of exponent notation -- base, exponent, and the concept of repeated multiplication -- as a lead-in to a Laws of Exponents lesson series.
Follow along with a slide presentation defining government/democracy terms, participate in small groups to propose and vote on class rules (direct democracy simulation), elect a group representative to create a homework policy (indirect democracy/republic simulation), and fill in a skeleton outline/worksheet with key…
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson guiding students through a close reading and analysis of Romeo and Juliet Act 1, Scenes 1 and 2 (the opening street brawl and Romeo's introduction), framed around the theme of verbal confrontations/insults.
Students read a nonfiction passage about owls, sort myths as true/false, fill in a vocabulary cloze ('What's Missing') from a word bank, do a quick write/draw about what a pictured mouse might be thinking, answer a play-on-words joke discussion prompt, and create an image-search poster with captions; work can be done…
This financial literacy lesson uses information from Canada’s Consumer Price Index. Students: - watch a video and take notes to learn what the Consumer Price Index is, how it is calculated, and what it is used for - learn how to do a simplified inflation calculation (no compounding): This involves order of operations, fractions,…
Guided notes and practice problems introducing angle of elevation and depression concepts in trigonometry.
Each week, students work through a 3-page-per-lesson scripted lesson with objectives, key terms, discussion, and (per unit topic) debate facilitation activities; teachers use a full answer guide and an editable family letter to support the lesson.
Complete think-write-pair-share prompts and an anticipation guide; build and analyze tables and graphs comparing minimum wage across the U.S.; model living expenses with linear functions; complete scaffolded exit tickets with sentence frames; and finish a culminating work-sample task estimating a "living wage."
In groups of 3-5, follow each activity's Challenge/Supplies/Requirements/Testing-and-Scoring/Teacher-Notes structure to design and build a physical device from limited craft supplies within a class period, test it against scoring criteria, then reflect using provided Group Processing Questions.
Interact with moving/draggable elements on Google Slides showing music symbols and their definitions to demonstrate understanding of bar lines, measures, and time signatures.
Watch a linked Crash Course video and answer a summary question; take notes from a teacher lecture/slideshow on the United Nations; read specific textbook pages (602-608) and answer bullet-point summary questions on U.S.-Soviet differences, containment (with a drawn picture metaphor), the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall…
A PowerPoint lesson presentation on Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC) for GCSE PE anatomy and physiology, explaining oxygen debt and recovery from exercise.
A literary-terms vocabulary lesson package teaching 11 terms related to Theatre & Drama through a slide presentation, guided notes, a creative-writing application task, and multiple assessment options.
Students read a nonfiction account of the St. Louis's voyage (provided in multiple differentiated reading-level student versions) and answer analytical questions covering the refugees' visa situation, the U.S. government's stated reasons for refusal, the ship captain's actions, public opinion at the time, and a persuasive-writing prompt…
Open the linked Google Slides deck (make own copy), then read, type, and drag answers directly into each slide; answers can also be completed on paper from a displayed slide, assigned via Google Classroom, or emailed as a link for home completion.
Discuss what makes a good citizen, then in groups create laws, a moral code, and community roles for a deserted-island scenario, and individually answer questions applying the same ideas to 'making school a community,' finishing with a short oral report.
Explore Practical Life Skills - Managing Money: Managing Credit - Google Slides Gr. 9-12+ (SPED).
A literary-terms vocabulary lesson package teaching 16 terms related to Literary Criticism through a slide presentation, guided notes, a creative-writing application task, and multiple assessment options.
Teach students to incorporate vivid setting descriptions, character development, and dialogue into creative/narrative writing, using picture-based writing prompts.
Open the linked Google Slides deck (make own copy), then read, type, and drag answers directly into each slide; answers can also be completed on paper from a displayed slide, assigned via Google Classroom, or emailed as a link for home completion.
Give students a choice of ways to demonstrate their World War II learning. Projects include a timeline, news report, letter from a soldier or nurse’s perspective, memorial design, and an expert presentation. Other options combine research with art or poetry. The editable menu lets you assign choices and a due date. Each project has detailed directions and its own rubric, so students can plan their work and understand how it will be assessed.