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Play alphabet games and complete hands-on activities across 10 lessons (e.g., 'What's in a Name?', sorting letters, matching look-alike letters, Letter Lotto, Letter Match-Ups, Go Fish, the Alphabet Song, Wacky Letters); read an alliterative 'Tongue Twisters A-Z' book in full-page and mini-booklet formats; use labels, lotto boards, and…
Work through practice-fact sheets and 'travel folders' for each divisor group, complete worksheets, track progress on a Math Phonics progress chart, take a mid-unit assessment and a final division assessment, and use primes activity sheets/games.
Following a daily pacing guide, students read the Prologue and assigned chapters, learn and are quizzed on weekly vocabulary, answer chapter comprehension questions, complete literary-skill/response worksheets (setting drawing, create-your-own-monster, predictions, foreshadowing reading response, compare and contrast character/setting,…
Students copy words into letter boxes from dictation, trace words, check their work against an answer key, complete challenging-word copy practice, write words on plain lines from dictation, read a short story and circle the target words then write their own story using each word, and take a final spelling check/test.
A full multi-lesson novel study unit for Katherine Paterson's Lyddie, covering comprehension, vocabulary, figurative language, assessment and writing across all 23 chapters.
Complete 9 lessons of hands-on activities (Match the Sounds, Letters for Sounds, Tricky Consonants, Sound Sorting, ABC Picture Book, Picture Lotto, Where Is the Sound?, Fun Phrases, Read Along with Me) using letter lotto boards, ABC pictures, picture lotto boards, and sound boxes; read the 'Tongue Twisters A-Z' book…
Identify pollution in pictures, list ways to keep the community clean, define reduce/reuse/recycle in writing, reflect in writing on kids' health related to screen time vs. outdoor play, answer questions about farmer's markets and circle foods sold there, read reuse ideas and bubble-snake craft instructions for water bottles, and…
An interactive-notebook unit teaching narrative writing structure (exposition and the seven plot elements) through comprehension questions, story-map templates, and guided drafting.
Students copy words into letter boxes from dictation, trace words, check their work against an answer key, complete challenging-word copy practice, write words on plain lines from dictation, read a short story and circle the target words then write their own story using each word, and take a final spelling check/test.
Students engage with phenomenon hooks, conduct hands-on investigations/labs, read passages and take guided notes, complete worksheets and graphic organizers, keep an interactive science notebook, and complete exit tickets, quizzes, unit tests, and STEM design projects.
Work through sequenced lessons (Lesson 1 through at least Lesson 16, each covering 'Day' pairs) practicing new multisyllabic word/phonics-pattern flashcards (e.g. sprung/sprang, blink/skunk, hamstring, absolute/robotic, photograph/elephant/pamphlet, pocket/backlash, beneath/defeat) and reading short practice sentences…
A beginning-of-year grade 3 science diagnostic assessment and follow-up review system used to measure what students already know across the four science strands and drive targeted reteaching.
Provide a Grade 5 beginning-of-year science diagnostic assessment (48 questions, 121 points) plus scoring/analysis tools, instructional grouping guidance, and targeted follow-up practice pages to move from assessment results to focused reteaching.
Students copy words into letter boxes from dictation, trace words, check their work against an answer key, complete challenging-word copy practice, write words on plain lines from dictation, read a short story and circle the target words then write their own story using each word, and take a final spelling check/test.
Choose one of 10 listed fairy tales, compare its classic elements to a planned new version using a story map, main-character and supporting-character organizers, a beginning/middle/end flow chart, and a comparison chart; plan and draft a rough draft of the fractured fairy tale; self-edit using a checklist; have a peer check the work;…
A full 64-page writing-skills workbook teaching students in grades 5-8 how to write book reports across multiple formats (fiction, non-fiction, and oral book reports), covering the entire process from understanding what a book report is through prewriting, drafting, and review.
Fill in vocabulary definitions, read short informational notes pages, and record facts about Ancient Rome's geography and government (Kingdom, Republic, Empire) as interactive-notebook entries; pages can also be used for review or as a quiz.
Read a student handout on major figures of the Revolution, then answer reading comprehension questions, complete a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an assessment rubric and easy-marking answer key.
Students copy words into letter boxes from dictation, trace words, check their work against an answer key, complete challenging-word copy practice, write words on plain lines from dictation, read a short story and circle the target words then write their own story using each word, and take a final spelling check/test.
Read the biographical narrative and a glossary about Charles Drew's life, achievements, and legacy; no exercises, quiz, or answer key are present in the text.
Read the "Victory" nonfiction chapter, answer chapter comprehension questions, complete hands-on activities, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz covering the full Persian Gulf War unit vocabulary.
Students write down prior knowledge and discuss five trivia facts, read a multi-section informational passage about cars, answer 4 multiple-choice and 3 short-response comprehension questions, write a 5-8 sentence creative-writing paragraph as a passenger describing a car ride using at least three car parts, and choose one of three…
Read biographical sections about Henry Ford's life and the Ford Motor Company, complete related activities (e.g., a personal-interests quiz, a Model T cardboard cut-out, a car-repair action song, an assembly-line simulation), research early modes of transportation, and participate in a culminating 'Ford Festival'…
Students copy words into letter boxes from dictation, trace words, check their work against an answer key, complete challenging-word copy practice, write words on plain lines from dictation, read a short story and circle the target words then write their own story using each word, and take a final spelling check/test.