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Summer ELA review workbook and games pack for grade 1, covering phonics, sight words, and reading comprehension across multiple weeks.
A 7-station (plus 2 rest stations) lab-station activity set on cancer as uncontrolled cell division, covering overview, causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, using drawing, video research, opinion writing, reading comprehension, multiple-choice testing, and student-generated questions.
A 'Cored Ed Encyclopedia' style reading-comprehension resource teaching facts about the Arctic (location/geography, midnight sun and polar night, tundra, permafrost, Arctic animals, Indigenous peoples, and climate change) through a leveled informational passage.
A cross-curricular cultural resource guide on China, part of the Milliken Publishing 'Our Global Village' series, giving background reading and hands-on activities across history, daily life, language, foods, arts, and celebrations for building a classroom 'global village' unit.
Practice reading analog and digital clocks and solving elapsed-time word problems to the nearest minute, in a back-to-school theme.
Build reading-comprehension skills using a nonfiction passage about caps/hats (headwear), through pre-reading trivia, a reading passage, mixed comprehension questions, a creative-writing prompt, and extension activities.
Lab-station activity (9 stations, including 2 rest stations) reviewing classification of living things - taxonomy, viruses and the definition of life, and the history of taxonomy - through varied tasks (ranking, research, opinion writing, reading, multiple-choice testing, video viewing, and question writing).
An April Fools' Day themed word search worksheet giving students practice with reading, spelling, and vocabulary recognition using words related to jokes, pranks, and humor.
A no-prep collection of 10 short fiction stories set at school, each paired with post-reading comprehension, vocabulary, and writing activities to build Grade 4-5 reading comprehension skills.
A set of 5 graphic organizers (vocabulary, plot, symbols, theme, and a 'play list' response activity) plus a grading rubric to accompany a reading of 'The Outsiders' (S.E. Hinton).
A one-page PDF that hands off to an external Quizlet study set (link + password) of question-and-answer flashcards keyed to page numbers of the novel "My Life in Dog Years" by Gary Paulsen; the downloadable file itself contains no quiz questions.
A 9-station chemistry lab-rotation activity teaching naming and writing formulas for molecular, ionic and polyatomic compounds for middle/high school chemistry.
Engage students with static electricity/electrostatics concepts through a rotating 9-station hands-on lab activity.
A multi-station lab activity teaching physical and behavioral adaptations of animals and plants in extreme environments (Arctic, desert, rainforest, and extremophiles), covering the Arctic fox, Arctic poppy, greater bilby, cactus, tiger, and rainforest trees.
A 9-station lab rotation activity teaching energy flow through ecosystems (photosynthesis, cellular respiration, food chains/webs, ecological pyramids, producers/consumers, herbivores/carnivores/omnivores), including an applicability reading with answer key, a hands-on/build station, a research station, an opinion-writing station, an expert-video…
A no-prep collection of 10 short fiction stories set at school, each paired with post-reading comprehension, vocabulary, and writing activities to build Grade 4-5 reading comprehension skills.
Run a 9-station rotation lab teaching acid-base neutralization chemistry through varied hands-on, research, reading, video, and assessment formats.
Teach middle-school students how literacy rates affect a country's standard of living, using Australia as the case study, through a reading passage and comprehension activities.
Give early-elementary students (Grade 2-3) short original fiction passages on food-related topics to read for comprehension, paired with vocabulary and follow-up activities.
Give grades 5-8 students a leveled (reading levels 3-4) nonfiction reading-comprehension unit on the single topic "How the Amount of Salt Water Could Change" within salt water / ocean conservation, part of Classroom Complete Press's "Conservation: Ocean Water Resources" Climate Change Series (this is a single-chapter 'Chapter Slice' excerpt of the full…
A digital choice-board literary analysis activity for Shirley Jackson's short story 'The Lottery', letting students select from multiple discussion/analysis prompts on the text.
Multi-station lab activity for high school physical science teaching magnetic-field concepts through hands-on observation, research, reading, video, and question-writing tasks.
A speech-language book companion packet built around the picture book The Great Monster Hunt, providing shared-reading, language, and early-literacy activities for students with emergent literacy skills or communication delays.
A crossword puzzle for spelling/vocabulary practice on musical instrument names, with a hidden-message twist in the emphasized vertical column.