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An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a nonfiction passage on the history and cultural popularity of doughnuts, including quoted commentary from people interviewed about the treat (e.g. Polish donut traditions).
A French-language unit ('Unité 5: Des Francophones célèbres') teaching middle/high school French students to describe leisure activities, describe people's character, and research/present on famous Francophone individuals, with cultural content on ballet, sports, and Mardi Gras.
A six-answer survey question anchors this integrated math project, which has students poll exactly 25 people and tally the responses by hand. From there they convert each answer's tally into a fraction out of 25, an equivalent fraction out of 100, and a percent written as a decimal, following a worked example (4/25 = 16/100 = 16% = 0.16). The next step converts each decimal to a number of degrees by multiplying by 360, with a reminder that all six values must sum to 360 degrees before drawing begins. In the final step, students use a protractor aligned to the circle's center to plot each angle in turn, then add a title, color, and labels to complete their own hand-drawn circle graph.
Provide a novel-agnostic student notebook/packet that scaffolds independent or small-group literary analysis of any assigned novel through scavenger-hunt-style element identification, open-ended questioning, central-idea tracking, and a culminating essay.
Read a biographical passage about David Beckham, answer comprehension questions citing the text, then write a comparative essay about another athlete and a one-page imaginative diary entry.
Invent and name 9 original healthy drinks, list the healthy ingredients (from a provided vocabulary word bank of fruits, vegetables, and grains) used in each, and design/color creative vending machine containers; work is scored using an included rubric (drink names, healthy ingredients used, and container/vending…
8th Grade End of Year ELA Review Worksheets & Games Prepare your students for high school success with this rigorous and engaging Grade 8 End-of-Year ELA Review Packet ! This comprehensive middle school ELA resource helps eighth graders strengthen analytical reading, argument writing, MLA citation, allegory analysis…
No active student task beyond reference use - students view the posters/cards as a visual reference for keyboard-shortcut vocabulary and commands while working on computer-based projects.
Invent 4 helpful mobile phone apps by drawing their icons on page 1, explain their importance on page 2, then cut out and glue page 1 on top of page 2 to assemble the finished icons.
Read a passage about the Voyager 1 and 2 missions, answer comprehension questions citing the text, then write essays about the future of space exploration and the Voyager Golden Record.
Students underline or circle adjectives, adverbs, and helping words in sentences; write their own adjectives/adverbs to complete sentences and paragraphs; identify how/when/where an adverb describes a verb; fill in prepositions based on a picture and circle prepositional phrases; follow preposition directions to draw…
Read/view the Deep-sea Communities slideshow, then answer multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank review questions tied to specific slides (e.g., oceanic zones, discovery history, deep-sea temperatures, marine snow, whale falls, chemosynthesis, cold seeps), including a labeling/drawing task of a hydrothermal vent…
In teams of 3 (2 'motors' pushing a scooter-board boat, 1 'bomber' riding and throwing), move around the gym while throwing a foam ball to knock cones off opposing teams' boats, following safety rules; the team with the most collected cones when time is up wins.
Photocopy-master activity book of PE/physical-education activities to foster an active lifestyle for students ages 11-13, for use in whole-class, small-group, or individual PE settings.
An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a biographical nonfiction passage on singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, his upbringing in England, and his rise from busking to global stardom.
Teach middle school students to keep writing focused on purpose, audience, and task through a narrative-anchored mini-lesson and four hands-on interactive centers.
View/read the animated slideshow on platypus biology, complete accompanying PowerPoint questions, write a journal entry, explore linked internet activities, complete a quiz, and optionally complete a project.
A homework/activity packet teaching the development of Egyptian tomb architecture, from simple pit burials and mastabas through step and true pyramids (Meidum, Bent, Red, Great Pyramid, Pyramid of Unas) to the New Kingdom's Valley of the Kings, plus a companion section on how the Great Pyramid was engineered and built.
Students work through core lessons (e.g. an introductory group activity on unity, historical background readings, research on the Fathers of Confederation, an inquiry-model activity, a take-home essay, and a compare/contrast task), read student notes on Confederation-era topics, play a 'Confederation Monopoly' board…
Read a passage about the musical Wicked, answer comprehension questions citing the text, then write essays reflecting on and comparing it to other musicals.
Cut out provided pieces, glue them to foam, layer/arrange them to match a shown final look, and write a message about saving the ocean on a label.
Gather materials, follow numbered instructions to layer sand, water, food colouring, seashells, and plastic sea animals in a bottle, then answer a short reflection question about which animals they added.
Students play a 4-team territory tag game: run into another team's quadrant, steal a beanbag one at a time without being tagged, and return it home if tagged.
Cut out the butterfly shape, color and decorate it, fold along the dotted line, wrap two pieces of pipe cleaner around a finger, glue them to the butterfly's body, and wear the butterfly on a finger.