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A substitute-teacher lesson plan providing a one-class-period short expository essay assignment: a sub note/agenda plus a series of ready-to-print essay prompt worksheets with requirements, writing tips, and a peer-review checklist.
Give a peer editor this rubric alongside a completed narrative. After reading twice, the editor highlights qualities in column A that the writer uses consistently, then circles criteria that need continued practice. The criteria focus attention on character development and narrative craft as well as grammar and style. A separate peer editing checklist can support another pass through writing mechanics.
A full grade 5-8 teaching unit ('World Governments Series') covering seven topics in world electoral processes: history of voting, democratic legitimacy, presidential systems, parliamentary systems, dictatorship governments, suffrage/voter turnout, and electoral systems/reform.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on nouns/plural nouns/pronouns, verb tenses, and adjectives/adverbs through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
Engage grades 2-5 students in creative narrative writing tied to US geography research, using a road-trip theme.
A Classroom Complete Press 'Daily Social & Workplace Skills' life-skills teaching resource (Reading Level 3, written by Sarah Joubert) providing reading-comprehension instruction, activities, and assessment on the topic of workplace & volunteering behaviours for grades 6-12.
A chapter slice from a 'How to Write an Essay' workbook, based on a five-step writing model, that teaches students to draft essays using graphic organizers.
A published Grades 5-8 reading-comprehension teaching resource (Classroom Complete Press, 'World Continents Series') covering North America through the Five Themes of Geography (Location, Place, Human and Environmental Interactions, Movement, Regions).
Deliver a 90-minute ELA literacy-block packet built around a short informative reading passage about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, with comprehension, critical-thinking, vocabulary, research, and writing activities.
ESL/Language Arts interactive listening activity built around a BTN news video story ("Turtle Issues"), developing listening, speaking, and writing skills.
A timed, marked assessment ('Middle Secondary Mathematics INVESTIGATION') covering the concept of 'boundaries' across multiple math topics: geometry, optics, combinatorics, and iterative patterns.
Add Up Whole Numbers Addition Strategy Extra Practice Struggling to find ways to build students' mental math skills beyond Number Talks? This teaching resource provides an informative written tutorial on the "Add Up" strategy, plus an extra 5-question practice worksheet with an exemplar and answer key.
Four remainder-interpretation strategies — Drop It, Use It, Add It, and Keep It — are each explained with teacher notes describing when to apply them, then practiced through a modeled example and a matching word problem that students solve and illustrate. A 'Match It' page has students pair word problems with their correct division model, a 'Write It' page asks students to compose and solve their own word problem for each of the four categories, and a six-question 'Test It' mastery check closes the booklet. A complete answer key follows, showing worked division and the correct strategy applied to every practice page and mastery-check question.
A reading-comprehension teaching resource focused on distinguishing facts from opinions, built as a 'Chapter Slice' from a Classroom Complete Press workbook, with a Teacher Guide, reproducible student worksheets, and an answer key.
A single-chapter slice ('Main Idea') from the Classroom Complete Press Reading Skills Series (CC1116) workbook, teaching students to identify the main idea of a text as a foundational comprehension strategy.
A reading-comprehension teaching resource focused on using context clues, determining main idea, and understanding inference, built as a 'Chapter Slice' from a Classroom Complete Press workbook, with a Teacher Guide, reproducible student worksheets, and an answer key.
A 4-page math assessment using a realistic bike-ride scenario to assess students' ability to create, label, and interpret a line graph.
A Classroom Complete Press 'Daily Social & Workplace Skills' life-skills teaching resource (Reading Level 3, written by Sarah Joubert) providing reading-comprehension instruction, activities, and assessment on the topic of making appointments & filling out forms for grades 6-12.
Teach the concept of life cycles (specifically caterpillar-to-butterfly metamorphosis) as one chapter/topic within a broader life-science workbook.
Mini-book templates for narrative writing, organized by season, guiding students through structured story creation.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on four sentence types, writing complete sentences, comma usage, and homonyms through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' reading-comprehension and activity resource teaching chemical changes and chemical properties of matter, drawn from the publisher's larger 'Properties of Matter' workbook (CCP4504).
Teach a multi-lesson middle-school/upper-elementary music unit covering ukulele parts, playing technique, tuning, music theory, and performance, ending in assessment.
Teaches critical-thinking and reading comprehension skills, specifically using graphic organizers to make inferences and identify main ideas, structured around Bloom's Taxonomy.