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Over a 5-day plan (Monday-Friday), students watch suggested videos (e.g., Hawaii history, palm tree lifecycle, surfing science, tsunamis, hula), read 2 chapters per day independently or aloud, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary work each day, do a themed hands-on activity (e.g., make a flower lei, draw a palm…
Read grade-leveled passages about WWII background, causes, Germany's role, major battles, new weapons, and the end of the war; answer before-reading and after-reading comprehension, critical-thinking, and short-answer questions; complete research and extension activities; take a comprehension quiz.
Read the theme's comprehension passage, label/complete student blackline maps, solve a crossword and word search, and complete a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an included answer key to mark work.
Free download Read a science passage, answer 10 multiple-choice questions, solve a water-pressure word problem, complete an ocean life-zone matching chart, reorder 6 scrambled passage excerpts into their correct sequence, and check answers against the answer key.
Read the informational passage on the legitimacy of democratic government and complete an accompanying writing task/graphic organizer, crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz, structured across Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking levels.
Read the theme's comprehension passage, label/complete student blackline maps, solve a crossword and word search, and complete a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an included answer key to mark work.
Read a nonfiction passage of facts about satellites (e.g. Sputnik 1, solar-powered operation, low/medium/geostationary Earth orbit types) and answer comprehension questions in complete sentences; complete a vocabulary fill-in-the-blank worksheet using a word bank (solar array, topography, momentum, payload, avoidance…
A chapter slice from a 'How to Write a Book Report' workbook that teaches students to organize their thoughts using graphic organizers before writing a book report.
Read the theme's comprehension passage, label/complete student blackline maps, solve a crossword and word search, and complete a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an included answer key to mark work.
A no-print, digital/interactive listening-comprehension resource that uses a virtual pet-shop theme to build receptive and expressive language skills, primarily for speech-language therapy use.
Watch suggested videos, read assigned chapters (independently or aloud), complete a before-reading prediction sheet and KWL worksheet, answer open-response chapter quiz questions for each of 10 chapters, define/illustrate vocabulary words per chapter, and complete themed activities (draw a ninja/samurai, make a ninja star, ninja crafts).
Students read assigned chapters (independently or aloud), watch a themed video each day, complete a KWL worksheet (Know/Want to Know before reading, Learned after), answer chapter-quiz questions (e.g. 'What time of day was it?', 'Where did the tree house land? Describe it.'), learn vocabulary words, and complete a daily craft/drawing…
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a suggested video on ancient Chinese history/culture (e.g. Chinese fashion, the Great Wall, the Silk Road, the first emperor, the Lantern Festival), complete pre-reading prediction and KWL worksheets, take a chapter quiz for each pair of chapters, review…
Solve 20 fraction problems (10 addition/subtraction in Quiz 1's first page, 10 multiplication/division in the second) presented as improper fraction expressions, working through a linked interactive digital activity that can be paused and resumed.
Reproducible chapter excerpt ("Chapter Slice") from the workbook "How to Write a Book Report" (CCP1101), covering the sub-topic "Review to Remember" for teaching students the elements and process of writing a book report.
Free download Answer multiplication (x4) and related division (÷4) fact flashcards presented in a timed quiz/game format ('Ready Steady GO' ... 'STOP').
Complete worksheet pages practicing sentence types, subjects/predicates, nouns, pronouns, verb tenses, adjectives/adverbs, prefixes/suffixes, synonyms/antonyms/homophones, punctuation, capitalization, and writing forms such as business letters, envelopes, paragraph and poetry writing (diamante poetry…
Complete exercises across four sections: label and interpret bar graphs, complete tables and stem-and-leaf plots and find mean/median/mode from them, draw and interpret circle graphs from survey/percentage data, and complete tree diagrams to find probability and sample space for coin-flip scenarios; each section ends…
Cut out, fold, and glue flashcards with a multiplication problem on the front and the related division problem on the back; use them to practice/quiz multiplication and division facts, ideally with a partner.
Read assigned chapters (independently or read-aloud), complete pre-reading and KWL worksheets, answer chapter comprehension quiz questions, learn and illustrate vocabulary words, and complete a related drawing activity each day.
Discuss/list the 6 basic nutrients and their functions; match nutrients (Vitamins, Minerals, Protein, Water, Carbohydrate, Fat) to their primary functions; identify daily recommended food-group amounts; draw a healthy dinner plate with food from each group and compare with a peer; circle physical activities from a list (jogging,…
Reproducible chapter excerpt ("Chapter Slice") from the workbook "How to Write a Paragraph" (CCP1100), covering the sub-topic "Prewriting Your Paragraph" (page 13 of the full 64-page workbook, per that workbook's table of contents) for teaching the paragraph-writing process.
Complete illustrated worksheet exercises identifying push vs. pull, matching force/mass combinations to outcomes, matching vocabulary terms to definitions, reading short science explanations (e.g., about speed of light, Earth's rotation, continental drift), and answering multiple-choice quiz questions on forces and…
Students read the article, then answer 5 reading-comprehension questions (definitions and short recall) and 3 extension questions (research an allergy test, reflect on family allergies, and create a comic about EpiPen use).