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A no-print digital figurative-language resource teaching 24 summer-themed idioms, each presented with its origin/literal meaning and figurative meaning, for improving idiom comprehension and recall.
A Grade 7 summer ELA review workbook covering academic vocabulary, word study (prefixes/suffixes/roots), reading comprehension, and writing, delivered as a student worksheet, answer key, teacher's guide, and games, organized by week.
Break the ice during the first week of school with a 'get to know you' bingo game for middle schoolers.
Keep a reading journal/tracker and complete reading challenges (30-day challenge, bingo, quests, author study); read passages (a short story, an informational text, a poem) and answer analysis questions on character, inference, theme, and craft/figurative language; complete Writing Camp pieces (narrative…
Provide four icebreaker/community-building activities to ease the transition back to school for middle school students at the start of the year
Solve numeric and word problems (compute proportions, add/subtract/multiply/divide integers and rational numbers, solve two-step equations and inequalities, graph inequalities, compute circumference and area) organized into 4 weekly sets of activities; play accompanying math games.
Access a linked digital escape room on a laptop, tablet, or smartphone and solve 50 problems; completing each unlocks a link to the next location/game, and progress can be resumed by saving the address.
Students work through several digital game scenarios, solving operations with fractions to find four hidden clues, record the answer from each game on a Master Lock answer sheet, then enter all four answers into a Google Form lock to solve "The Disappeared Snowman" mystery.
Provide five days of first-week-of-school activities for middle school: community building, routines, and syllabus review.
A 5-day back-to-school activity packet for middle school classes covering icebreakers, building class agreements, procedures review, a short-story-based critical thinking activity, and a Socratic seminar.