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Students respond to a hook activity/discussion questions, read Chapter 4 silently while annotating key events, discuss guiding questions in a group, take part in a role-playing debate representing Greasers vs. Socs perspectives, write a creative diary entry from a character's point of view, and answer a reflective…
Watch embedded video lessons and read passages about archaeology; fill in missing vocabulary words from a word bank to complete sentences ('What's Missing?'); read and respond to word-play jokes about archaeology (explain the pun, compare with another joke, rate it, compose an original joke); write a one-sentence…
This resource is a Robbery in the Science Lab Blood Type Lesson Plan. With this lesson plan, students will learn all they need to know about blood types, how they form and much more. Students will love working together and individually to solve this mystery.
Mini unit teaching the history of Tutankhamun and ancient Egypt, beginning with a lesson on the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.
Watch a video, participate in guided discussion, take notes on a timeline, complete a multi-part worksheet, and write a reflective paragraph.
Discuss favorite animals and zoo experiences; learn about engineering careers that work with animals; research their assigned kit animal; sketch a redesigned enclosure with a ramp or lever and a water feature; build the enclosure using the 3Dux cardboard kit, connectors, and brass fasteners; share and discuss their…
Deliver a middle-school social-studies micro-lesson on Donald Trump's life and presidency through an interactive digital slide deck.
Reproducible chapter excerpt ("Chapter Slice") from the workbook "How to Write a Paragraph" (CCP1100), covering the sub-topic "Drafting Practice" (page 28 of the full 64-page workbook, per that workbook's table of contents) for teaching the paragraph-writing process.
Navigate a slide deck (via a 'Deck Map' menu) to watch a video, read a passage with audio, complete close-reading and vocabulary activities, do a quick write, and check comprehension via interactive slides (e.g. fill-in-the-blank 'What's Missing').
Upper-intermediate ESL lesson plan teaching students about biographies vs. autobiographies through vocabulary study, reading comprehension, and grammar practice.
Preview/engage with the lesson, watch a video, read an informational passage (with audio) on dragonflies, learn key vocabulary, complete a close reading and quick-write, and an exit ticket.
A complete 2-3 hour secondary reading lesson plan for teaching the short story 'A Mother in Mannville' by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, focused on plot and characterization, reading fluency, and higher-order thinking (predicting, inference, analysis, synthesis).
View engager/preview slides, watch a linked video lesson, read an earthworm facts passage, review key vocabulary (annuli, clitellum, composting, invasive, native, setae), complete a 'what's missing' review activity, and write a quick-write response.
Rikki-tikki-tavi Full Lesson Plan Bundle This comprehensive reading lesson plan bundle for the short story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling provides educators with everything they need to teach the text. Includes a complete lesson plan, worksheet with answer key, and 15 customizable graphic organizers covering topics like author's…
In small groups, follow each activity's Challenge/Supplies/Requirements/Testing-and-Scoring/Teacher-Notes structure to design and build a tower within a class period, test it against scoring criteria, then reflect using the provided Group Processing Questions.
Based on filenames and the readable portions of the text: work through an animated PowerPoint/slideshow lesson, complete a digital quick test on separation methods, and complete photocopiable worksheets, a crossword, a word search, cut-outs, a foldable, and a self-check checklist.
Upper-intermediate (B2) ESL lesson plan teaching vocabulary and comprehension about the arts (music, dance, theater, painting, sculpture).
To Da-duh, in Memoriam: Full Lesson Plan for Analyzing Literature Transport students to Barbados through Paule Marshall's short story To Da-duh, in Memoriam. This comprehensive reading lesson plan engages learners in analyzing the key elements of literature. The resource includes: a complete lesson plan outlining learning objectives,…
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 video to fill in blanks or highlight key terms about point of view in nonfiction, interact with moveable picture flaps, write a summary, and complete a…
Watch an embedded introduction video, then (depending on the assigned differentiated version) highlight key words, fill in blanks, and/or arrange picture flaps while taking notes, record examples from the video, write a summary, and complete a self-checking Google Quiz.
Watch a video and read an informational passage about a large plastics recycling plant (bales, kilograms, processing, recycling); complete a cloze fill-in-the-blank activity; write one sentence per prompt summarizing the reading.
Watch an embedded introduction video; depending on the assigned scaffolding level, highlight key words, fill in blanks, and/or match moveable picture flaps in Google Slides notes; record examples from the video; write a summary; then complete a 6-question self-grading Google Form quiz reviewing the lesson with new…
Students follow a slide presentation (teacher and student/fill-in-the-blank versions) covering photosynthesis concepts, and copy diagrams and complete a parallel fill-in-the-blank student notes outline while the teacher presents.
Introduce key vocabulary before close reading, then ask students to support their interpretations with story details. Use the organizers to develop a theme statement and compare ideas during discussion.