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A movie-study lesson plan/worksheet packet for the film Flora & Ulysses (2021), with 30 activities building reading comprehension, vocabulary, character analysis, theme analysis, data/graph interpretation, and creative writing skills.
Students read/watch a passage about mammals, fill in missing vocabulary terms in sentences (word bank: aortic, attraction, mammals, monotremes, offspring), and drag-and-drop matching of terms to definitions.
A lesson using passages from Jerry Spinelli's novel 'Loser' and Jamaica Kincaid's short story 'Girl' as mentor texts to teach students how to write in second-person point of view
A micro-learning interactive slide deck teaching students about the origins of the American government (Second Continental Congress, Articles of Confederation) through video, an illustrated reading passage with audio, vocabulary, and a quick-write.
Work individually through the packet's units (investigating, writing, drawing, or solving problems as directed), then check answers/discussion against the Student Self-Check section for each unit.
Record initial knowledge of vocabulary terms on a digital graphic organizer, then practice by dragging answer tiles onto matching question tiles in a 'secret picture' puzzle activity (a hidden picture is revealed when all answers are placed correctly), then complete a self-grading digital quiz to be assessed.
Students reference the numbered word-wall sheets during independent practice as directed by the teacher (the file's own instructions give the example: 'During today's Independent Practice, reference Word Wall sheets 76-80 before seeking my help').
Follow a slide presentation defining income statements, balance sheets, cash flow, budgeting purposes, and financial ratios; fill in a matching student-notes handout with definitions and formulas; and work practice problems calculating Current Ratio and Quick Ratio from sample company figures.
Reproducible chapter excerpt ("Chapter Slice") from the workbook "How to Write a Paragraph" (CCP1100), covering the sub-topic "Prewriting Practice" (page 19 of the full 64-page workbook, per that workbook's table of contents) for teaching the paragraph-writing process.
Watch (in full or via recommended key scenes) the film Selma, take notes on a provided worksheet during viewing, and participate in pre- and post-viewing discussion questions.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching that access to clean water is a human right, using the lack of clean drinking water in Canadian First Nations communities as a real-world case study.
Provide printable word-wall reference cards for geometry theorems and postulates for ongoing classroom display.
Assemble a 3-folder lapbook base; cut, fold, and assemble booklets on topics such as the map of Egypt, the Rosetta Stone, the Pharaoh, mummies, a timeline, Nefertiti & Akhenaten, flora & fauna, the Book of the Dead, King Tutankhamun, religion, homes, cartouches, school, crops, Cleopatra, games, Egypt & the Bible…
Students build vocabulary using the K.I.M. method (Key word, Information, Memory cue), then read and analyze a table on colonial founding to draw conclusions, make comparisons, and answer guided questions; a vocabulary quiz follows.
Free download Students first review Newton's three laws of motion and key-concept slides, practice vocabulary flashcards, then for each term choose the correct multiple-choice letter answer to a definition; incorrect choices are marked wrong until the correct one is selected.
Read an explanation of how registered retirement accounts work and reduce taxable income, follow a fully worked example calculating gross tax, tax savings, and net tax for a given income and progressive tax brackets, then solve four similar practice scenarios of increasing difficulty (calculating gross tax, savings, and net tax), and…
A five-day, no-prep end-of-year math packet for 8th grade that reviews Common Core algebra and geometry topics through scripted lessons, worksheets, and a math story.
Read the persuasive passage 'Carocam: A Curse to Mankind,' then answer 5 comprehension/critical-thinking questions and complete a 6-item synonym-matching exercise using words from the passage.
Follow along with lecture notes filling in blanks on periodic table history (Mendeleev, Moseley), element groups/families, periodic trends (atomic radius, ionization energy, electronegativity, shielding effect), and metal/nonmetal/metalloid properties; answer review and practice questions identifying elements and…
Fill in blanks in guided notes covering number lines, coordinate systems, parent functions, slope-intercept and point-slope forms, and the general transformation formula; complete example problems graphing specific transformations (e.g. f(x)=(1/2)x+3) using an x/f(x) chart, then complete 'Class Time!' practice…
A math lesson that teaches area and circumference calculation using culturally themed problems based on Indigenous (First Peoples) button blankets and rawhide drums.
Rank/identify their own top essential questions on Day 1; on Day 2 circulate the room to find classmates who share one or more of their top three questions, as an icebreaker and pre-assessment activity.
Help students learn irregular English verb conjugations - base form (V1), simple past (V2), and past participle (V3) - via a printable classroom word wall.
Grade 8 math lesson connecting Indigenous (First Peoples) cultural content to surface area, volume, and constructing nets of 3-D objects, using traditional Northwest Coast bentwood boxes as the real-world context.