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Free download Students review key-concept slides about light and energy, then play a memory game by clicking coordinate squares to flip cards and match vocabulary terms (absorb, amplitude, emit, energy, light, frequency, wavelength, and others) to their definitions; unmatched pairs are flipped back to try again.
Give ESL/EFL students a nonfiction reading passage about the domestication and care of ferrets as exotic pets, paired with comprehension checks and essay writing prompts to build reading and writing skills.
Teach students to find the circumference and area of circles and the surface area and volume of spheres, using an interactive foldable-booklet format.
Teach students to find the volume and surface area of cylinders, right pyramids, and cones, using an interactive foldable-booklet format.
In pairs, each partner deals from a shared deck of 18 volume cards, flips one card, calculates its volume showing work in a provided workspace, and compares results; the higher volume wins the round (best of 9), with partners allowed to challenge each other's calculations.
In pairs or small teams, students secretly place six markers ('bases') on six different provinces on their own map, then take turns naming an province and asking whether the opposing team has a base there, recording hits (√) and misses (x) on a score sheet across up to five rounds plus a tournament bracket (semi-finals/finals).
Give ESL/EFL students a nonfiction reading passage about the life and literary legacy of Edgar Allan Poe, paired with comprehension checks and essay writing prompts to build reading and writing skills.
Students practice algebra and related number skills through code puzzles, grids and other problem-solving activities. Topics include order of operations, exponents, integers, fractions, percents, graphing, and equations and inequalities . Worked guidance supports the exercises, and many activities use answers to reveal a message or complete a puzzle. Choose pages to follow your instruction and use the answer key to review both calculations and puzzle results.
Solve 20 numbered problems multiplying and dividing integers (e.g., (−4)⋅5=, −20÷4=), then check against the provided solutions list.
Work through a section of math problems as a team, check answers with the teacher, then roll a die to apply a game rule that fills or drains team tanks.
Research Duke Ellington using at least 3 sources; fill out a 'Getting Your Research Started' graphic organizer (basic biographical facts such as place of birth, places of residence) and complete a drawing activity (draw the subject with 5 items representative of their life/achievements and describe each item); draft and self/peer-check…
Give ESL/EFL students a nonfiction reading passage about language endangerment and efforts to preserve endangered languages, paired with comprehension checks and essay writing prompts to build reading and writing skills.
Partner with another student; read the sentence frame identifying the form (standard/expanded/exponential) of the expression on the partner's card, while the partner checks the answer side; then swap roles, trade cards, and repeat.
Select a notable figure from California history (e.g. Walt Disney), complete a biographical research/note-taking worksheet and drawing activity, build an essay outline, draft a 5-paragraph MLA essay with works cited covering the subject's career success, influence on California history, and lasting legacy, and…
Critical Thinking and Graphing and Media Literacy all in one! This middle grades math lesson for students in grades 6-9 helps teach your class about how graphs can be displayed in tricky and misleading ways.
Follow along with lecture notes, filling in blanks on kinetic molecular theory, phase changes, heating/cooling curves, exothermic/endothermic processes, and phase diagrams; answer review and practice questions; and draw a cooling curve graph.
Give ESL/EFL students a nonfiction reading passage about the life and career of naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough, paired with comprehension checks and essay writing prompts to build reading and writing skills.
In pairs, place 8 shape cards into a tournament bracket, calculate the volume of each matched pair using given dimensions, advance the card with the greater volume (recalculating with adjusted dimensions each round), and determine a final winning card.
A set of 16 theme and central idea task cards (4 short fiction/nonfiction texts, 4 questions each) with games, an assessment, and answer keys, used as practice after teaching theme/central idea.
Use provided passcodes to access and complete online auto-graded tasks (pre-test, vocabulary, three-part lesson on the 1920s, three-part lesson on the Great Depression, a unit on Totalitarianism and Depressions, and a post-test) on InnovationAssessments.com.
Read a biographical passage about Vincent van Gogh, answer short-answer/vocabulary/true-false comprehension questions citing the text, then write essays comparing Van Gogh to other artists/self-taught figures.
Cut out animal images and glue them next to the matching fact statement (fastest mammal, nocturnal hunter, endangered mammal, herbivore mammal, largest mammal, most intelligent mammal).
Do you find that there are many complicated (and sometimes unseen) conflicts in your 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classroom? From conflicts on the playground to having miscommunication on group chat, pre-adolescents have a much more difficult time managing their social world than they ever did before. This curriculum on Conflict…
Give ESL/EFL students a nonfiction reading passage about Diagon Alley, the fictional shopping street from the Harry Potter series, paired with comprehension checks and essay writing prompts to build reading and writing skills.