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Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefix 'mis-' (meaning 'wrong') in the context of sentences.
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Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefix 'mis-' (meaning 'wrong') in the context of sentences.
Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefix 'co-' (meaning 'with or together') in the context of sentences.
Practice reading, spelling, and inferencing skills, with a focus on homonyms/homophones/homographs, through a hangman-style 'Dad Jokes Guessing Game' for pairs of students.
A reading assessment packet built around Kathleen Krull's biography "The Boy Who Invented TV: The Story of Philo Farnsworth", combining cumulative comprehension questions, a summative test, vocabulary instruction/games, and a writing prompt.
Practice reading and understanding words that use the prefix over- (meaning "too much / above") in the context of full sentences.
Practice reading and understanding words that use the prefix sub- (meaning "below or under") in the context of full sentences.
Practice reading and understanding words that use the prefix super- (meaning "over or beyond") in the context of full sentences.
Teach students about the role of news reporters, news teams, and newspapers through informational reading passages, comprehension activities, vocabulary, and a hands-on news-writing project.
Digital micro-learning deck teaching the idiom/figurative-language expression "turn the tables" through a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, comprehension questions, and a quick-write task.
Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefix 'dis-' (meaning 'not or opposite') in the context of sentences.
Teach the figurative-language idiom 'fair weather friend' through a short multi-part micro-learning deck combining video, reading, comprehension, and writing.
A World Water Day themed word search that builds vocabulary around water, conservation, and the environment while practicing reading and spelling.
ESL reading-comprehension unit (B2/C1 level) built around three world festivals - Guy Fawkes/Bonfire Night, Pamplona's Running of the Bulls, and Burning Man - with full teacher lesson plans.
Teach students the meaning and correct usage of the figurative-language idiom 'over the hill' through a multimedia micro-learning slide deck.
Develop English speaking skills (fluency and confidence) through task-card game activities centered on jobs, careers, and community helpers, for primary-level learners.
A cross-curricular reading passage and activity packet ('Olympics Then and Now') comparing ancient and modern Olympic Games, designed as ready-to-use substitute-teacher material integrating reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, math, and geography.
An informational travel-guide eBook documenting the author's visits to all 21 Southern-to-Northern California Spanish Missions, providing historical background and per-Mission facts, useful as reading/reference material for a California Missions unit (e.g. the traditional 4th-grade California Mission project).
Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefix 'de-' (meaning 'off/from' or 'reverse/remove') in the context of sentences.
Deliver a middle-school social-studies micro-lesson on Donald Trump's life and presidency through an interactive digital slide deck.
Teaches the meaning of the idiom 'water under the bridge' through a video, an audio-supported reading passage, and comprehension/writing activities.
An ESL/EFL advanced-level (CEFR C1) reading lesson built around an original short story about a stuffed toy that comes to life, developing reading comprehension and vocabulary for advanced language learners.
A Battleship-style PowerPoint game for practicing analog clock reading, where teams answer time-telling questions to locate hidden 'battleships.'
An interactive micro-learning deck that teaches reading comprehension using an informational passage about how geography shaped the development of ancient Greece, Rome/Italy, Egypt, and China.
Teach elementary students about Greek mythology through a set of Lexile-leveled reading passages retelling well-known myths, paired with comprehension questions, full-color posters of gods/goddesses/temples, and a lapbook/interactive notebook activity.