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Teach 7th-grade students about types of government (autocratic, democratic, presidential democracy, parliamentary democracy) through a themed escape-room activity combining reading, math, and puzzle tasks.
Start the school year with creativity and excitement using the Design Your Dream Pack – a fun and imaginative back-to-school resource that sparks student engagement from day one. This activity invites students to think outside the box as they design their “dream” backpack filled with items that represent their personality, interests, and goals. Ways to…
Teach students the figurative meaning of the phrase "it's a small world" through a short video-style lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, and a comprehension/writing activity.
Teach students the figurative meaning of the idiom "small potatoes" through a short video-style lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, and a comprehension/writing activity.
Digital micro-learning deck teaching reading comprehension and vocabulary through an informational text about a bat rehabilitator (Leslie Sturges) caring for injured/orphaned bats.
A cross-curricular weekly unit lesson plan (Day 3) that uses a real-world IT-director math problem (measuring fiber optic cable, converting units, cost calculation) to teach measurement/radius-diameter math skills alongside close reading, vocabulary, and writing, linked to an Ancient India social studies theme.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study teaching Delaware's state symbols (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal) through videos, readings, worksheets, and interactive notebook activities
Stated by seller: This RF.4.4 Fourth Grade Common Core Lesson will help your students master RF.4.4. The included worksheets, activities, assessment , and poster will make it easy for you to teach and for your students to learn.
A Grade 3 CAASPP practice-tests bundle combining Math, Reading, and English Proficiency (ELPAC) practice tests in one product, used for multi-subject state-test preparation.
Teach a reading comprehension and inference lesson about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Teach a short reading-comprehension lesson about Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy.
Teach the science of spider web construction (types, structure, purpose) alongside vocabulary, dictionary/ABC-order skills, reading comprehension, and elapsed-time math practice, organized as a differentiated thematic unit.
Have students watch/read about which animals are used in preclinical (pre-human) medical research and why, and reflect on the ethics of animal testing for drug and medical device safety.
A scripted elementary school play/readers' theater with companion parent/teacher discussion questions and student activities, for use as a drama and reading resource.
A movie study for Disney's Moana (2016) that builds reading comprehension, vocabulary, hero's-journey/critical-thinking, discussion, and SEL skills (identity, courage, perseverance) through before/during/after-viewing activities.
Assesses students' independent reading comprehension across a range of books, per the evidenced RL.5.10 answer key ('Responses will vary depending on books chosen, but check for accuracy in the story summaries').
A high school history lesson on the 1939 voyage of the MS St. Louis, teaching students about the U.S. refusal to admit nearly 1,000 Jewish refugees before World War II as an early Holocaust-era event.
A social studies/economics reading comprehension lesson teaching high schoolers about the history, function, and modern relevance of labor unions.
Interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching middle-school students about panda biology, conservation, and habitat through close reading and short-response activities.
A reading comprehension activity for upper elementary students to practice comparing characters, built around a 3-page story titled 'The Puffed Up Pig'.
A micro-learning slide deck that teaches the idiom 'fly by the seat of one's pants' through a reading passage, comprehension activities, and a summary-writing task to build figurative language and close-reading skills.
A ~59-slide PowerPoint lesson ('Doing Things Right Now') introducing or reviewing the present progressive (present continuous) tense in English: affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, action-verb vocabulary, -ING spelling rules, and present progressive vs. simple present usage.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study teaching students about penguins (an Arctic/polar animal), using linked videos, reading passages, and printable worksheets across science, reading, and writing.
A 5-day homeschool/classroom unit study on tigers as a rainforest animal, combining external videos, reading passages, worksheets, and hands-on activities to teach tiger description, diet, habitat, life cycle, and predators.