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Use an animated short story about pigeons as a stimulus for reading-comprehension and writing skills practice.
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Use an animated short story about pigeons as a stimulus for reading-comprehension and writing skills practice.
An interactive digital slide deck (micro-learning lesson) teaching the figurative/idiomatic meaning of the phrase 'go with the flow' through a short reading passage with embedded audio and informal assessment activities.
Provide a set of short fiction reading passages with follow-up comprehension questions and a spelling activity, for grade 4-5 reading practice.
A yearlong reading-log template that has students record and reflect on each book they read during the school year, including a recommendation.
An intermediate (CEFR B1) ESL/EFL lesson plan teaching vocabulary and skills related to the topic of crime, through reading, listening, vocabulary, and speaking/roleplay activities.
A beginner-level ESL/ELL lesson reviewing major world news events from each year of the 2010s decade to build reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
A single-lesson PowerPoint sample (a free/sample slice of a larger Fiction Set 1 series) built around a short story, 'Basketball,' about a girl who surprises her classmates with her basketball skill, with comprehension questions, a vocabulary matching and sentence-writing exercise, a writing prompt, and an answer key.
Present the same set of short fiction reading passages as slide decks, with follow-up comprehension questions and an answer key, for grade 4-5 reading practice.
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A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 4, built around the anchor text Charlotte's Web by E.B. White (Chapter 3: "Escape"), targeting character trait analysis (Wilbur and Charlotte) and text-to-self/text/world connections.
Give middle-school students short fiction passages paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing practice.
Give middle-school students short fiction passages paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing practice.
A World Animal Day (October 4th) activity combining animal classification (science) with limerick writing (literacy).
Digital micro-learning slideshow teaching students about the history and use of the metric system for science, as a self-paced reading comprehension lesson.
A multi-part interactive slide deck lesson teaching what defines a mammal, including vocabulary, a reading passage, and comprehension/matching activities.
Teach the figurative-language idiom 'up the creek without a paddle' through a video lesson and reading passage with audio, building comprehension of figurative language.
Give middle-school students short fiction passages paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing practice.
Nonfiction reading-comprehension unit (six short informational articles about insects and spiders) with follow-up comprehension, vocabulary and writing activities for each lesson.
Give students practice identifying the moral (lesson) of a story by reading a series of classic fables and writing the moral for each on a provided line
The Inuk Mountie Adventure (Novel Study) Gr. 6-8 Elevate your language arts curriculum with The Inuk Mountie Adventure – a compelling novel study designed for students in grades 6 to 8. This engaging resource takes the reader on an exciting journey with Tom Austen as he embarks on a school trip to Gjoa Haven located in the high Arctic region. As they…
Teaches Ancient Egypt basics (geography, pharaohs, pyramids, hieroglyphics, Egyptologists) through reading passages, a fictional story, and follow-up activities.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of orange juice production through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Children love puzzles because they are activities where they can put all their senses into play, they can cut, paste, think and finally feel happy for having solved the problem. For this reason, on this occasion we bring you these fabulous 20 animal puzzles so that your little students can have a little moment of fun. I am sure you will like it, so take…
A micro-learning slide deck teaching how to predict severe weather, combining video, a reading passage with audio, close reading, and vocabulary practice.