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Teaches grade 5 students about common mental health issues (depression and anxiety), their symptoms, coping strategies, and how students can support others struggling with mental health, while addressing stigma and attitudes.
A complete Grades 6-8 middle school health curriculum covering nutrition science, fitness, healthy choices, physical literacy, wellness, and personal fitness at a more rigorous, analysis-based level.
A comprehensive pre-production video-editing curriculum teaching students to plan storyboards, jump-cuts, transitions, and B-roll footage before filming.
A set of diagrams, a reading passage, and worksheets teaching Earth's layers (crust, mantle, outer core, inner core) and, per the seller description, volcano parts/labeling, using cut-and-glue, labeling, and digital (BOOM deck) activities.
Literacy unit built around a class read-aloud of the book referred to as 'Alexander and the Bad Day', with before/during/after reading activities plus a personal-narrative writing and vocabulary component.
A 5-day unit study introducing elementary students to California's state symbols (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal) through videos, readings, worksheets, and interactive-notebook activities.
Teach students to analyze and interpret challenging primary source documents by creating Found Poetry, connecting close reading of historical/literary texts to creative poetic composition.
A hands-on sensory-table resource for a plants/spring/farm thematic unit, integrating reading, math, and writing with sensory play.
An interactive cut-and-assemble flipbook study guide for Sandra Cisneros's novel 'The House on Mango Street,' pairing an author biography/character map with layered comprehension questions organized by story section, plus a full answer key.
An interactive cut-and-assemble flip book study guide for Shakespeare's Macbeth, providing historical/political background and act-by-act comprehension questions.
Build color-word recognition and pre-reading skills through a rhyming flip-book poem that pairs each color name with a familiar object.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study covering Kentucky's state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, for homeschool/co-op or classroom use.
Provide an interactive, chapter-by-chapter flip-book study guide for 'A Wrinkle in Time' by Madeleine L'Engle, supporting reading comprehension and analytical thinking.
An interactive cut-and-assemble flipbook study guide for Shakespeare's The Tempest, with act-by-act comprehension questions, background information on Shakespeare and the Globe Theater, and a character element.
A cut-and-stack interactive flipbook of act-by-act comprehension questions and answers for Shakespeare's King Lear, used to check students' understanding of the play as they read it.
A five-day, no-prep back-to-school packet for 10th grade that blends Geometry review with literacy, writing, collaboration, and community-building activities
A cut-and-assemble interactive flipbook study guide with background historical context (Shakespeare/the Globe Theatre, 14th-century Verona) and open-ended comprehension questions for each Act of Romeo and Juliet.
Interactive cut-and-assemble flip book providing an author biography and chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions for the full novel The Catcher in the Rye.
A five-day, low-prep homeschool/co-op unit study exploring Connecticut's capital, state bird, state flower, state flag, and state animal, with a daily pacing guide of suggested videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, and hands-on activities, plus extensive optional graphic organizers for deeper research.
An interactive cut-and-assemble flipbook study guide covering Othello Acts I-V, with act-by-act review questions, a character map, and brief background notes on Shakespeare and the Globe Theatre.
An interactive foldable booklet teaching shape names and shape-word recognition/tracing, combining early geometry with pre-reading/language arts skills.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study plan on Maine, pairing daily video and reading recommendations with worksheets, coloring pages, interactive notebook pieces, and graphic organizers covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal (with optional extension into culture, climate, government, and history).
Introduces primary students to the concept of media and its three main purposes: to inform, entertain, and persuade.
A detective/case-file-themed literary analysis unit built around Edgar Allan Poe's short story 'The Cask of Amontillado', teaching close reading, character analysis, and textual-evidence-based argument writing.