24 Hours Clock Activity
A single-page worksheet activity to practice reading and matching 24-hour (military-style) clock times.
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A single-page worksheet activity to practice reading and matching 24-hour (military-style) clock times.
Students gather biographical facts about Miles Davis (birth, family, residences, achievements) on a research organizer worksheet, complete an illustration activity, then draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay (intro with thesis, early-life paragraph, achievements/legacy paragraphs, conclusion, works cited page), using a self/peer…
Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.
Read eight leveled comprehension passages on waste-management topics, answer Bloom's-taxonomy-tiered comprehension questions, complete a hands-on activity, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz.
An interactive Google Slides resource that teaches students to use graphic organizers when drafting a paragraph and provides drafting practice.
A self-checking digital pixel-art activity for practicing the area of composite shapes made of triangles and quadrilaterals.
Provide task-card style practice applying the Pythagorean theorem, including finding side lengths, real-world/3D applications, and distance on a coordinate grid (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.B.6-8).
Students read a question card aloud to a partner, the partner answers, roles switch, and pairs rotate to a new partner and repeat, reviewing terms and problems from the unit.
Read a leveled comprehension passage on conserving fresh water, answer Bloom's-taxonomy-tiered comprehension questions, complete a hands-on activity, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz.
An interactive Google Slides resource that gives students prewriting practice and guides them through drafting a paragraph.
Introduction to Solving for Y - Digital Task Cards Google Classroom educators, the Solving for Y - Digital Task Cards offer a powerful tool for enhancing students' abilities to understand and solve linear equations. Specifically designed for middle-school learners, it's appropriate for 8th and 9th graders taking Algebra. As a…
Combine coordinate-graphing practice with an SEL/identity get-to-know-you activity.
A teacher professional-development resource presenting seven low-prep sheltered-instruction strategies for engaging both English Language Learners (ELLs) and native English speakers in academic vocabulary and language development.
Read a leveled comprehension passage on reduce and reuse, answer Bloom's-taxonomy-tiered comprehension questions, complete a hands-on activity, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz.
Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.
Digital pixel-art and printable practice for adding and subtracting positive and negative decimals.
A simple one-page worksheet activity for practicing the concept of area by drawing shapes on a grid and stating their area.
Depending on the activity, students: bring in 3 items representing themselves ('Brown Bag It!'); interview and introduce a partner ('The Name Game'); share a personal fact for each square of toilet paper taken ('TP Pass'); search the classroom to answer scavenger-hunt questions; leave anonymous written responses on…
Scan a QR code (or read a printed information card) for each of 12 poetic elements (e.g. simile, metaphor), then answer 4 questions per element on response sheets (48 questions total), working individually, in pairs, or in small groups; afterward the information cards can be displayed on a bulletin board.
Learn the IRACE approach to extended responses, review anonymous writing with peers and revise a response using a class rubric.
Students are assigned one of four scaffolded note versions (ranging from fully preprinted/most support to fill-in-the-blank/least support), watch an embedded narrated video on point of view in fiction, highlight key words or fill in blanks, record examples, interact with moveable picture flaps, write a summary, and…
Students draw a path through a numbered maze by matching digital clock times, then match written digital times (e.g. 2:20, 1:15) to numbered items 1-11.
follow along with a scripted, question-and-pause instructor dialogue to practice observational illustration of a real object using light, shadow, and value, distinguishing illustration from artistic interpretation
Teach a multi-lesson middle-school/upper-elementary music unit covering ukulele parts, playing technique, tuning, music theory, and performance, ending in assessment.