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Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Students read Shiloh and complete chapter questions across all 15 chapters (grouped as Chapters 1-2, 3, 4-5, 6, 7-8, 9, 10-11, 12-13, 14, 15), plus writing tasks, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; questions are designed across six cognitive levels (remembering, understanding, applying, analysing, evaluating, creating) per the…
Fill in missing numbers in equations, divide a grid into halves along given lines, order numbers by size, shade a percentage/fraction of a grid, calculate percentages and fractions of quantities, match equivalent fractions, and compare decimal/fraction values.
Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Students complete a separate full-length multiple-choice practice test for each of 4 subjects (Reading, Math, History & Social Science, Science), one subject's test set (practice test + answer key + teacher's guide) at a time.
Read nonfiction passages on each topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz for each topic section.
Read seven reading-comprehension passages on atomic/molecular/periodic-table topics, answer comprehension questions at multiple Bloom's Taxonomy levels, complete hands-on modeling activities, solve a crossword and word search, and take a comprehension quiz.
Read assigned chapters and complete chapter comprehension/vocabulary worksheets, spelling pattern activity pages, context-clues vocabulary practice cards and fill-in-the-blank tests, drawing/coloring theme posters, multiple-choice exit quizzes per chapter, a final 20-question multiple-choice test, an end-of-unit writing prompt, and a…
For each of the 7 devices, students read a passage, answer before/after-reading comprehension questions, complete a graphic-organizer activity to identify the device, complete shared Writing Tasks, a Crossword, and a Word Search, and take a Comprehension Quiz; teachers mark with the Easy Marking Answer Key.
Answer multiple-choice questions by selecting the correct option, and answer open-ended (constructed-response) questions by showing work in provided space; a Student Information block (Name/Date/Teacher/School) is printed on the test for students to fill in.
Read seven reading-comprehension sections (Introduction to the Solar System, The Inner Planets, The Outer Planets, The Moon, The Stars, Constellations, Asteroids/Meteors/Comets) and complete accompanying questions leveled by Bloom's Taxonomy (knowledge through evaluation); complete hands-on activities including a…
Provide a full novel-study unit for "Promises to Keep: How Jackie Robinson Changed America" by Sharon Robinson, covering comprehension, vocabulary, and writing.
['read comprehension passages on the location/geography, background and causes, major figures, major battles, weapons of the war, the role of the Navy, the war at home, and remembering the war', 'complete hands-on activities related to the readings', 'solve a themed crossword puzzle and word search', 'take a…
Read a nonfiction science passage, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions and reorder a 'mixed-up text' set of jumbled paragraph excerpts back into the passage's original order
Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Students read the illustrated rhyming story, notice color-highlighted short-I graphemes within words, review word-family/spelling lists and homonym/homophone/homograph/heteronym examples, answer a 20-question reading comprehension quiz (10 literal, 10 inferential), and complete cross-curricular activities (e.g. literacy, numeracy,…
A novel-in-verse book study unit for the poetry collection Gone Camping, covering comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing across the whole book.
Solve column addition/subtraction, complete a grouped-frequency tally chart from raw height data, measure angles with a protractor, compare and order decimals, classify shapes, fill in missing-number equations, calculate fractions of shapes, complete a multiplication square, read charts and construct a bar chart…
Read a nonfiction science passage presented slide-by-slide, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions and reorder a 'mixed-up text' set of jumbled paragraph excerpts back into the passage's original order
Read the novel across 10 chapter groupings (Ch. 1-6 through Ch. 47-48) and answer accompanying chapter questions addressing recall, sequencing, comparison, summarizing, inference, cause and effect, opinion, and prediction skills; complete a vocabulary section, an author spotlight on Kelly Barnhill, writing tasks, graphic organizers, a…
Complete a pre-test labeling a map/compass rose using a word bank; fill in a hierarchy-of-locations table; label hemispheres, equator, and prime meridian; color/count continents and oceans; label and color a blank USA map (states, capital, Great Lakes, oceans); label and color a Canada/territories map; identify countries/cities on a…
Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Students complete a preread 'Say What?' brainstorming activity, keep an ongoing Vocabulary Journal (writing their own guess at a word's meaning plus the dictionary definition) across several chapter ranges, answer complete-sentence comprehension questions for chapter groupings (1-3, 6-8, 9-11, 12, 13-15), complete literary-device…
Read texts about the five geography themes (in embedded-question, 2-column, and single-column formats), answer comprehension questions, complete a crossword puzzle, connect the themes to personal experience for homework, use a study guide to review, and take a summative test.