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Provide a foundational introduction to ancient Greek theater - its physical spaces (theatron, parados, orchestra, skene), performance conventions, the structure of early plays, and the evolution of tragedy and comedy - to build background knowledge ahead of a related project-based unit.
Students view interactive slide lessons defining fluids and their properties (flow, viscosity, density, mass, volume, buoyancy, compressibility, pressure/temperature/volume relationships, fluid spills), participate in a scattergories-style brainstorming game on uses of fluids, conduct hands-on experiments (e.g.…
A poetry-analysis lesson deck exploring 'Cozy Apologia' by Rita Dove, covering meaning, language and structure, focused on the insecurities and everyday reality of a modern romantic relationship.
Build ESL/EFL reading comprehension, vocabulary-in-context, and formal/creative writing skills for middle and high school English learners using a nonfiction passage about football (soccer).
Teach the history of the Statue of Liberty and connect it to broader themes of immigration and American identity through readings, activities, and research projects.
Read informational text on each topic, build lapbooks/notebooks using provided cut-and-paste pages, sort and match photo cards (e.g. matching monument photos), complete a national budget activity, and study presidential information sheets.
A literature-based teaching unit built around the picture book "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Sloth, combining a Jane Goodall biography study with vocabulary, comprehension, and craft activities.
In pairs, discuss and decide a set of controversial civil-liberties case scenarios (grouped under free speech, freedom of religion, and criminal-rights topics), provide a two-sentence rationale for each decision, then discuss as a class and compare with the actual Supreme Court rulings given in the answer key.
Deliver an interactive, accessible micro-learning slide deck teaching students about Ronald Reagan's life and presidency through video, an audio-supported reading passage, and vocabulary practice.
An ESL/ELA speaking-practice slide deck teaching 5 business idioms related to onboarding/new hires (show someone the ropes, get someone up to speed, seem like a long shot, across the board, raise the bar) through definitions, example sentences, images, and discussion questions, for upper-intermediate to advanced students.
Complete a KWL chart, use "talking to the text" annotation bookmarks to annotate the reading, read the passage on the history of voting rights, and answer terms/comprehension questions.
Watch and/or read about black holes (an informational text at stated Reading Level 6.7), then complete interactive slides: review key vocabulary terms (black hole, collapses, gravity, singularity), fill in 5 sentences with the correct term from a word bank, drag and drop vocabulary term cards to match their…
Follow the slide explanation of what FIRE is and how it works (spend less, invest more, save 25x annual expenses, withdraw 4% annually); work through a worked example (Lily and Martin); use an online investment calculator; discuss pros/cons and a "Barista FIRE" alternative; then solve six practice word problems calculating FIRE savings…
Students watch/read an informational passage about fish (key terms: creatures, fish, gills, regulate, scales), complete a fill-in-the-blank 'What's Missing?' vocabulary exercise, complete a drag-and-drop definition-matching activity, and write a short summary of the passage using sentence starters (First, Next, Also…
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' PowerPoint deck teaching students about William Shakespeare's life, career, and influence on the English language through a reading passage, vocabulary practice, and summary writing.
Complete a KWL chart on the political party system, use 'Talking to the Text' bookmark prompts (thoughts, questions, wonderings, clarifications, connections) to annotate a nonfiction reading (available in a 2-column annotate format or a 1-column wide-margin format), then answer a set of comprehension questions about the reading,…
Preview the lesson, watch a video, read a nonfiction passage (with audio) about Stegosaurus, complete a cloze ('what's missing') vocabulary activity, write one summarizing sentence per prompt (first/second/next/last), do a wordplay/joke activity, and optionally extend learning via linked resources (facts, drawing…
A poetry-analysis lesson deck exploring 'Catrin' by Gillian Clarke, covering meaning, language and structure, focused on a mother-daughter relationship and the struggle for independence.
A 7-step personal research project guiding students to choose a real-world topic, form a math question about it, learn/practice needed skills, research, calculate an answer, and present their findings.
Learn to distinguish primary from secondary sources; read the Mayflower Compact (original wording and a plain-English version) four separate times focusing on origins/context, meaning, purpose/argument, and historian-level analysis; complete a 4-Reads guided question handout with a provided answer key; complete a multiple-choice and…
A two-part middle school lesson plan teaching students how to write summaries of short stories, culminating in a collaborative group summary-writing activity using Chris Van Allsburg picture books.
An interactive PowerPoint micro-learning deck teaching the concept of humanism and an overview of the Renaissance through a reading passage, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The War Photographer' by Carole Satyamurti.
A GCSE PE (UK secondary anatomy & physiology) lesson presentation teaching the four bone shape classifications (long, short, flat, irregular) and how bone shape relates to function and range of movement in sport.