Unschooled Choice Board and Rubric
Novel-study choice-board resource for the book 'Unschooled' by Allan Woodrow, paired with differentiated grading rubrics for choice-board products.
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Novel-study choice-board resource for the book 'Unschooled' by Allan Woodrow, paired with differentiated grading rubrics for choice-board products.
Comprehensive Valentine's Day lapbook/interactive notebook kit covering the history, symbols, and traditions of the holiday through assembled foldable booklets, combining literacy, fact-finding, and craft activities
Product Name: Valentine's Day Lapbook with Reading Comprehension Activities Welcome, educators! Let's discover a standardized teaching resource designed to invigorate your class's learning about Valentine’s Day.
Make learning about Venus flytraps fun and interactive with this printable DIY flipbook craft! Students will explore the fascinating world of Venus flytraps by learning about their habitat, plant parts, life cycle, unique adaptations, carnivorous feeding habits, and importance while strengthening reading comprehension and writing skills…
Explore Veterans Day with this Veterans Day Lapbook with Reading Comprehension Activities! This resource is designed for 4th to 6th grade primary level learners, homeschoolers and EFL/ESL students.
Single-slide-deck activity directing students to write an original story that incorporates new vocabulary words.
This Common Core Lesson is great for second grade students. It has them participate in shared research and writing projects , which is perfect for developing their skills in those areas.
This activity is perfect for helping your students to research and write about a topic in their own words, in order to meet the W.4.7 Common Core standard.
This activity is great for helping students conduct research and build knowledge on a topic. It uses several sources to investigate different aspects of the topic, which is perfect for students who need extra help with research skills.
A flipbook craft that teaches about watermelon plants - their identification, growing habitat, life cycle/growth stages, body parts, and fun facts - while building reading comprehension and writing skills.
A project-based, role-play group activity teaching students what it is like to be an archaeologist by simulating an archaeological dig, with accompanying lesson plans, vocabulary, rubrics, and a written assignment.
A paired creative-writing and performance project where students write and act out a skit in which the folklore character Sun Wu Kong (Monkey King) helps a pop-culture celebrity solve a problem, incorporating new vocabulary with Pinyin.
A comprehensive novel study unit for Where the Red Fern Grows covering chapter-by-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and summative assessment.
A guided research-report packet that walks students through researching and writing a report on wind energy.
Make learning about wolves fun and interactive with this printable DIY flipbook craft! Students will explore the fascinating world of wolves by learning about their habitat, diet, body features, life cycle, adaptations, social behavior, and survival skills while strengthening reading comprehension and writing skills through engaging…
A multi-activity Women's History Month resource including a Google Slides research reference, a poster-making project, a trivia/guessing game board project, and a role-model persuasive/informative essay writing activity.
A step-by-step opinion/persuasive writing resource using a 'Would You Rather' Women's History-themed prompt format, including research and graphic organizer support.
A lesson-plan-based project where students research a remarkable woman from a provided list of 14 and create an imagined social media profile for her, building English Language Arts and research skills.
A choice-board project menu offering 9 alternative project options (trading cards, letter writing, news article, comic strip, memorial design, timeline, mini-lesson, alphabet book, poem) for students to demonstrate knowledge of World War I.
Give students a choice of ways to demonstrate their World War II learning. Projects include a timeline, news report, letter from a soldier or nurse’s perspective, memorial design, and an expert presentation. Other options combine research with art or poetry. The editable menu lets you assign choices and a due date. Each project has detailed directions and its own rubric, so students can plan their work and understand how it will be assessed.
A 4-5 day middle-school poetry mini-unit teaching students to analyze, write, revise, and present a rhyming poem using vivid verbs and imagery, modeled on Eve Merriam's 'Catch a Little Rhyme.'
Your students will create three interactive foldable booklets where they can document what they are learning about writing haikus. These 3 foldables cover: •Basic Facts about haikus •Haiku Planner •Haiku illustration This product is…
The Yearbook Theme End of Year Project will have students create and develop a plan for next year's yearbook theme. Students will be submitting information and giving a brief presentation about their chosen theme.
A writing/creativity activity where students fill in a mock YouTube channel/video-page template to present information on a topic of the teacher's choosing.