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Provides three full-length CAASPP/SBAC ELA/Literacy practice tests for California Grade 11, with a standards-referenced answer key and a teacher's guide, so students can prepare for the state ELA assessment.
An expansive PreK-2nd grade animal science unit teaching students about pandas, using real photos, differentiated nonfiction reading, discussion questions, and hands-on activities.
Craft templates for finger puppets depicting characters from the Thumbelina fairy tale, for use in language/storytelling lessons.
A systematic, scaffolded syllable-division practice set (part of the 'Breaking the Big Words' series) that teaches students to divide multisyllabic words into syllables, label syllable types, and decode/read the words in isolation and in sentences.
A week-long set of daily morning language-conventions warm-ups and an ocean-themed reading/writing packet for a 2nd grade classroom, built around any ocean-themed book the teacher chooses.
A systematic, scaffolded syllable-division practice set (part of the 'Breaking the Big Words' series) that teaches students to divide multisyllabic words into syllables, label syllable types, and decode/read the words in isolation and in sentences.
Quiz-Quiz-Trade peer-tutoring game for reading basic inequality statements (using the < symbol) aloud using correct greater-than/less-than language.
Teach abstract-art concepts through a dice-based drawing game paired with a biographical reading passage on artist Wassily Kandinsky and follow-up reflection/sequencing activities.
An ESL lesson plan teaching young/early learners to tell time in English, covering o'clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to.
Activity for identifying and recording story elements (character, setting, plot) using matching cards and a trifold reading bookmark.
Practice reading, writing, and spelling AGE-family CVCe (magic e) words across a variety of worksheet formats.
Give students practice spelling and reading words ending in ct, ft, pt, and xt through a self-checking digital drag-and-drop deck.
Independent reading project directing students to adapt a scene from a novel they have read into a script that could be performed, reinforcing understanding of script elements and creative interpretation of narrative content.
Build household vocabulary and sight-word reading through picture flashcards.
A choice-board style project menu offering 8 post-reading activity options for the novel "Number the Stars," covering art, writing, research, and critical-thinking skills, plus a required reflection sheet.
A systematic, scaffolded syllable-division practice set (part of the 'Breaking the Big Words' series) that teaches students to divide multisyllabic words into syllables, label syllable types, and decode/read the words in isolation and in sentences.
An introductory photosynthesis lesson for elementary science, teaching how plants make food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide, paired with a hands-on seed-germination experiment comparing plant growth in light vs. dark.
Interactive multi-lesson unit study introducing and expanding students' knowledge of giraffes, for elementary teachers and homeschooling/co-op families.
Free download Chapter 1 novel study guide for Winnie-the-Pooh, combining vocabulary practice and reading comprehension questions; footer text identifies it as part of a larger 'NOVEL STUDIES series: Winnie-The-Pooh'.
A 30-activity movie-study resource built around Pixar's 'Luca' (2021), teaching reading comprehension, character analysis, SEL themes, and cross-curricular skills (social studies, maths, science, art, Italian vocabulary) for grades 2-8.
A full-length ELA/literacy practice test modeled on the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) for Grade 3, giving students practice with reading comprehension, vocabulary, and evidence-based writing, with an accompanying answer key and teacher's guide.
Nonfiction science reading article (with comprehension and extension questions) explaining what causes the Northern and Southern Lights (auroras), for a middle-school science/reading lesson.
Gives ESL/EFL teen learners a reading-comprehension and essay-writing practice activity built around an informational passage on what conspiracy theories are and why they spread.
A systematic, scaffolded syllable-division practice set (part of the 'Breaking the Big Words' series) that teaches students to divide multisyllabic words into syllables, label syllable types, and decode/read the words in isolation and in sentences.