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A choice-based reading comprehension supplement ('Story Squares') built around trade-book novels, giving students activities across four learning-style quadrants: language arts, writing, higher-order thinking, and creative arts.
A Canadian-content edition (Classroom Complete Press, CC5808C) of the Employment & Volunteering life-skills workbook, teaching high schoolers how to prepare for and succeed in employment and volunteer work through reading-comprehension passages, vocabulary, and hands-on activities.
A published life-skills workbook (Classroom Complete Press 'Practical Life Skills' series, CC5807) teaching high schoolers personal money management, through reading-comprehension passages, vocabulary, and hands-on activities.
A month-by-month curriculum map for 1st grade, adapted to West Virginia standards, listing standards to be covered across Math, ELA/reading strands, Science, and Social Studies.
A high-school financial-literacy curriculum module explaining how credit scores are calculated (FICO's five factors) and how compound interest works, aimed at building practical financial decision-making skills.
Teaches primary/grade 3 students how the brain and nervous system respond to stress, focusing on the fight/flight/freeze stress response and how the body reacts physically to uncomfortable or scary situations.
A choice-based reading comprehension supplement ('Story Squares') built around trade-book novels, giving students activities across four learning-style quadrants: language arts, writing, higher-order thinking, and creative arts.
A novel study for 'Loser' by Jerry Spinelli that structures teaching of language arts (reading comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, writing) around the book's chapters.
Teach primary students (grades K-3) to use graphic organizers (Venn diagrams, sequencing diagrams, web diagrams) for higher-order thinking, using imaginative short stories, comprehension questions, and diagram activities aligned to national reading, social studies, math, and science standards.
Teach middle/high school students to critically evaluate digital information and identify misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation using a structured verification methodology.
A single-chapter slice of the 'Capitalism vs. Communism' Social Studies resource, focused on the topic 'Communism in the 21st Century', for grades 5-8.
A Christian character-education lapbook/interactive notebook teaching the concept of humility through Bible-based readings, scripture study, and hands-on cut-and-assemble booklet activities.
A mini cut-and-assemble emergent reader book about bees ('A Bee's Life') paired with comprehension, cloze/decoding, word search, and vocabulary activities.
A choice-based reading comprehension supplement ('Story Squares') built around trade-book novels, giving students activities across four learning-style quadrants: language arts, writing, higher-order thinking, and creative arts.
A single-chapter slice of the 'Capitalism vs. Communism' Social Studies resource, focused on the topic 'The Industrial Revolution', for grades 5-8.
A full literature-kit unit for the novel 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary, built around Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking levels, intended for grades 5-6 (including lower-level readers).
Teach Grade 6 students to identify people, resources and services that can support someone dealing with mental health or substance-use issues, and to understand how positive and negative thinking affects mental health, per Ontario Curriculum Health Education expectations D1.4 and D1.5.
Teaches middle/high school students about responsible borrowing, covering loans, credit scores, interest rates, the Federal Reserve, student loans, and mortgages.
A single-chapter slice of the 'Capitalism vs. Communism' Social Studies resource, focused on the topic 'A Communist Political Economy', for grades 5-8.
A single-chapter slice ("Contracts and Commitments") from the "Practical Life Skills - Managing Money" resource series, teaching secondary students about the money-related implications of contracts and commitments via a reading-comprehension-based unit.
A single-chapter slice of the 'Capitalism vs. Communism' Social Studies resource, focused on the topic 'Freedom of the Market and Individuals', for grades 5-8.
A literature kit for teaching 'Bridge to Terabithia' to grades 5-6, built around chapter questions, graphic organizers, and writing tasks that build reading comprehension and critical-thinking skills.
A comprehensive Literature Kit for teaching Katherine Paterson's The Great Gilly Hopkins, providing chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions, writing tasks, vocabulary support, and assessment tools organized around Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking levels.
Continue a narrative-poetry unit by studying Edward Lear's classic poem 'The Owl and the Pussycat', covering genre terms (epic, ballad) and poetic devices (stanza, quatrain, alliteration).