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A three-in-one vocabulary reinforcement puzzle set (crossword, word scramble, word search) built around context-clues terminology, for reading comprehension/vocabulary practice.
An ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing worksheet built around a passage about Stamp collecting (philately) as a hobby, used to build reading comprehension, vocabulary and formal/creative writing skills in English.
Full 32-question Grade 7 CAASPP-format ELA reading practice test with answer key and teacher's guide, pairing a literary passage with an informational passage, designed to build critical-reading and test-taking skill, evidenced through a nearly complete answer key.
Provide a multi-subject Florida FAST-style practice test bundle for Grade 4, covering ELA reading, Math, and Writing, with answer keys and teacher's guides for each subject.
Cross-curricular activity pack combining math practice and reading/writing tasks that teach about Amelia Earhart and Sally Ride, culminating in compare-and-contrast writing.
A full-length, standards-aligned mock exam that mirrors the format of the Georgia Milestones Grade 8 ELA assessment, giving students practice with literary analysis, informational text, and argument/language skills.
A reading log/reflection template for third-grade students to record and reflect on books read during the school year.
Give early learners reading practice by having them read a sentence naming a color and match the correct color/object picture to it.
Provide a multi-subject Florida FAST-style practice test bundle for Grade 5, covering ELA reading, Math, Writing, and Science, with answer keys and teacher's guides for each subject.
Vocabulary practice resource pairing three puzzle formats (crossword, word scramble, word search) to build recognition of literary conflict-type vocabulary (e.g. person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. nature) for a reading unit.
Free download Give students a nonfiction reading passage about Harriet Tubman paired with practice using the A.C.E. (Answer, Cite evidence, Explain) short-response writing strategy.
Teach middle school students how natural resources influence a country's economy in Latin America (Brazil, Cuba, Mexico), using a reading passage plus practice questions.
Provides cut-out sentence-stem strips intended to be bound with a binder ring for one-on-one reading practice, guiding students to complete sentence starters about a book they are reading.
Practice identifying the mood and tone of short reading passages and citing textual evidence to support the answer, aimed at short-answer test-style questions.
Vocabulary flashcards introducing names of alternative, complementary and integrative health/therapy practices.
Teach US history/geography through an informational reading passage on places significant to America's growth from 1900-1950s, with reading-skills and map practice.
A multi-station lab activity that teaches light, properties of light, luminous vs non-luminous objects, the electromagnetic spectrum, prisms, colour blindness, and how light is produced.
A multi-station biology lab activity teaching transcription and translation (protein synthesis / the central dogma of molecular biology) through 9 rotating stations covering RNA types, DNA transcription steps, applicability reading, video analysis, and question creation.
A set of three full-length Florida FAST ELA reading practice tests for Grade 4 (105 questions total), aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. Standards, for repeated test-prep practice.
Full 32-question Grade 8 CAASPP-format ELA reading practice test with answer key and teacher's guide, designed to mirror the structure, depth, and expectations of the state assessment, evidenced through a near-complete answer key.
A set of three full-length Florida FAST ELA reading practice tests for Grade 6 (105 questions total), aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. Standards, for repeated test-prep practice.
Ask students to explain which story details support their answer before they draw. Discuss different reasonable destinations and compare how well each fits the clues.
Matching activity teaching students to recognize common English idioms/allusions that derive from Greek mythology figures (e.g. 'Herculean', 'Achilles' heel', 'Midas touch') and to connect each figure to the phrase's meaning, tied to a reading standard on interpreting textual allusions.
A narrative workbook (Horace the time-travelling cat visits a Roman army camp in Britain, 60 AD) used as an English Language Arts reading text, paired with skills practice per the seller description (punctuation, grammar, spelling).