754 resources
Fun Mystery Theater: Where in the World is the Spirit of Christmas? (12 pages) Where in the World is the Spirit of Christmas? is a versatile and engaging teaching resource ideally suited for students in 3rd to 5th grade.
Build fluency, expression, and performance skills through a scripted readers' theater mystery play about the disappearance of characters at a hotel.
Build fluency, expression, and performance skills through a scripted readers' theater play about a zoo threatened with closure and animals that begin to talk, teaching a generosity/kindness lesson.
Build fluency, expression, and performance skills through a scripted readers' theater mystery play about animals disappearing from a zoo.
The Mystery Club investigates the disappearance of Mildred Monroe’s pearls through a twelve-part script for grades 3–5. Teacher guidance introduces discussion questions and vocabulary before students read in role. Follow-up tasks address mystery features, event order, character, setting and the author’s naming choices, ending with an invitation to write a different resolution using dialogue.
Practice reading, spelling, and inferencing skills, with a focus on homonyms/homophones/homographs, through a hangman-style 'Dad Jokes Guessing Game' for pairs of students.
A geography mystery/detective activity where students use clues (compass readings, wildlife observations, temperature) from three reading passages to deduce they are in Antarctica/the Polar Climate zone, then complete a hands-on ELA and art project representing that location.
Complete interactive read-aloud/book-companion resource for the nonfiction picture book Giant Pandas by Gail Gibbons, offering print-and-go comprehension, vocabulary, and research activities to use alongside a read-aloud of the book.
Gingerbread Baby Retelling Cards Our Gingerbread Baby Retelling Cards are a top-notch teaching resource crafted to bolster reading comprehension and story retelling skills among students.
A comprehension companion unit for the picture book 'Goggles!' by Ezra Jack Keats, teaching students to identify problem and solution in a narrative.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Story Retelling Graphic Organizers Dive into the timeless tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears with these comprehensive Story Retelling Graphic Organizers.
This resource is a Goldilocks and the Three Bears Sequencing Activity . Included: -Digital Click and Drag -Sentence Cut and Paste -Picture Cut and Paste
A 5-day novel-study lesson plan and activity pack built around the book 'Good Morning, Gorillas' (Magic Tree House #26), combining chapter reading, comprehension quizzes, vocabulary work, linked videos about gorillas/rainforests, and hands-on crafts.
A speech-language and early-literacy book companion packet built around the book Gorgonzola, designed for speech-language pathologists and teachers working with emergent readers or students with language delays/disorders.
A full-day emergency substitute teacher lesson plan packet for 4th grade combining social studies, reading, writing, and math around the theme of great explorers (Neil Armstrong, Lewis and Clark, Robert Ballard).
A lesson plan and reading passage profiling Greta Thunberg's activism and Asperger's/autism experience, used to teach reading comprehension and spark discussion on climate change, activism, and related social topics.
A complete 120-minute, cross-curricular Groundhog Day lesson plan for elementary school (Grades 2-5) teaching the tradition of Groundhog Day, real groundhog biology/behavior, and the distinction between fun tradition and scientific fact.
A print-and-digital Groundhog Day scavenger-hunt reading comprehension activity built around 32 informational fact cards about groundhog biology and Groundhog Day history/traditions.
An emergent reader booklet about a groundhog checking for its shadow, with two alternate endings (sees shadow / doesn't see shadow), plus companion pre/during/after-reading activities.
Growing Minds in Language Arts #4: Lessons for Stimulating Thinking A meticulously crafted teaching resource tailored for fourth to eighth-grade students focused on language arts and developing critical thinking skills.
A cut-and-glue matching activity where students match animal-description clues to animal pictures/names, provided in parallel English and Spanish versions.
A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 1, built around the anchor text Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. (example picture book), targeting color/animal vocabulary, predictions from pictures, fluency through repetition and rhythm.
A guided-reading lesson plan built around a single chapter of the novel "Holes" by Louis Sachar, focused on comprehension and the theme of perseverance.
A guided-reading lesson plan built around a single chapter of the novel "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton, focused on perspective-taking and conflict analysis.