Weather & Climate CER Activities Claim Evidence Reasoning Science
Science reading and writing activity set teaching the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) argumentation structure through short informational passages on weather and climate topics.
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Science reading and writing activity set teaching the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) argumentation structure through short informational passages on weather and climate topics.
Students work through an animated PowerPoint lesson, complete a digital quick test/quiz, worksheets, a crossword, a word search, cut-out printables, and a foldable to record and self-check their learning about particle behavior in solids, liquids, and gases.
A short nonfiction-style reading passage about a bumblebee's daily activity, paired with comprehension questions and a matching answer key.
Give middle-school students short fiction passages paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing practice.
A Women's History Month puzzle packet for March, providing a mix of word and logic puzzles themed around women's history.
An introductory slide presentation giving background on Mark Twain and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer before students read the novel.
Give students practice applying integer exponent, root, rational/irrational number, and scientific notation skills through a set of task cards aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.EE and 8.NS standards.
This product will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Emily's birthday.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on the lightning rod: turning fear into safety (franklin's kite experiment, electricity, invention history) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
Practice reading and understanding words formed with the prefixes 'il-/im-/in-/ir-' (meaning 'not or without') in the context of sentences.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on the lightning rod: turning fear into safety (franklin's kite experiment, electricity, invention history) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
Students read or view picture scenario cards, sort them onto behavior charts as a conversation maker, conversation breaker, or "it depends," explain/defend their placement, play a conversation-themed board game, and fill in editable/blank label cards.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on the hidden science of clothing (compression wear, flame-resistant fabric, aerogel/nasa materials) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on the hidden science of clothing (compression wear, flame-resistant fabric, aerogel/nasa materials) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
Write step-by-step algorithms (sequences of directional commands like Move Forward/Turn Left/Turn Right) to navigate a 'robot' (pencil, peer, or token) through paper or floor-grid mazes, progressing to conditional ('if/then') logic and debugging exercises.
A 'micro-learning deck' slide lesson teaching the figurative meaning of the idiom 'wishy-washy' through a reading passage, video, and comprehension/quick-write tasks.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on seeing color: reflection, absorption, refraction (light, color perception, prisms) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
A nonfiction science reading-comprehension passage on seeing color: reflection, absorption, refraction (light, color perception, prisms) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, for reading-comprehension and content-area vocabulary practice.
A 70-slide lecture presentation on the Seven Years War/French and Indian War (1754-1763), covering its causes, key events, battles, and consequences leading to the American Revolution.
A week's worth of graduation/end-of-year themed daily ELA morning-work and reading-log activities for grade 2, covering syllables, parts of speech, quotation marks, plurals/possessives, sentence correction, and independent reading tracking, built around a Common Core Grade 2 language standards framework.
A phonics worksheet packet teaching students to read and spell words containing the middle vowel digraphs 'ee' (as in seed) and 'ea' (as in heat).
Teach students about illicit drugs, substance use and abuse, and related behaviours: what makes a drug illegal, categories of drugs and their effects, overdose signs, and how to respond to a drug emergency.
An interactive micro-learning slide deck teaching about the California Gold Rush (started 1849) through video links, an informational reading passage, a close-reading fill-in-the-blank activity, word-play/discussion prompts, and a guided summary-writing template.
Teach the meaning and use of the figurative-language expression 'wake-up call' through a short video, an audio-supported reading passage, and interactive comprehension activities.