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The Basic Genetics - Digital Quiz is a simple yet effective resource tool ideally suitable for middle school science educators conducting distance learning classes. Employing a Google Form interface, this comprehensive quiz aids in creating a digital, paperless classroom environment. In the role of an educator, comprehending the…
A collection of exit-ticket templates used to gauge student comprehension and gather reflection at the end of a lesson.
Teach grade 3 students about the six regions where major American Indian tribes settled across North America and how geography shaped their lifestyles.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource for grades 5-8 focused on electoral systems and reform, excerpted from the larger 'World Electoral Processes' (World Governments Series) unit.
An interactive PowerPoint lesson (standards 5.G.3 and 5.G.4) defining polygons, quadrilaterals, and special quadrilaterals (trapezoid, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square) and their hierarchical relationships.
Teaches grade 5 students about common mental health issues (depression and anxiety), their symptoms, coping strategies, and how students can support others struggling with mental health, while addressing stigma and attitudes.
Editable weekly chore chart / responsibility checklist template offered in multiple design variants, for tracking daily and weekly household tasks at home or in the classroom.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource for grades 5-8 focused on a dictatorship government, excerpted from the larger 'World Electoral Processes' (World Governments Series) unit.
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.
The tooth-brushing topic gives developing writers a familiar process to organize. Picture and sentence sequences support planning before students use transition words in a draft. Select an editing checklist that matches the writer’s level, then reread the directions to check order and clarity.
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 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.
This Uppercase Letter Recognition Digital Assessment is an easy and effective way to assess your students' understanding of uppercase letters. Using Google Classroom, this assessment can be taken by students anywhere, at any time.
Bundle of short-paragraph writing prompts where students write about various 'favorite' things, paired with a writing-hacks/proofreading cheatsheet.
Deliver a 90-minute ELA literacy-block packet built around a short informative reading passage about Ruby Bridges and school desegregation, with comprehension, critical-thinking, vocabulary, research, and writing activities.
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 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).
Engage grades 2-5 students in creative narrative writing tied to US geography research, using a road-trip theme.
A Common Core-aligned assessment and answer key for ELA standard RI.4.4 (Reading: Informational Text, Grade 4). The answer key's expected response for the RI.4.4 Assessment states: "Responses may vary but should include grade-level vocabulary and meanings."
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.
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.