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Teaches the basics of preparing for and succeeding in a job interview, as part of a practical life-skills series on employment and volunteering.
A middle/high school chemistry resource teaching how to balance chemical equations, using an animated PowerPoint with worked examples, plus supporting worksheets, an anticipation guide, a pupil progress checklist, and an answers/mark-scheme PowerPoint for self or peer assessment.
A checklist tool that helps students self-edit and peer-edit their written work for punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and spelling before submitting it.
Provide a comprehensive geometry workbook of reproducible worksheets, puzzles, mazes, and games covering topics from geometry basics through circles and spheres, with an assessment section.
An anticipation guide of essential questions about history, designed to prompt students to think about values, concepts and issues before beginning an American history, civics, or government unit.
A requirements sheet, peer/self-editing checklist, and scoring rubric for a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay profiling a historical figure important to soccer.
A research-essay project guide that walks students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style informational essay about an important historical explorer.
A 9-station lab rotation activity teaching energy flow through ecosystems (photosynthesis, cellular respiration, food chains/webs, ecological pyramids, producers/consumers, herbivores/carnivores/omnivores), including an applicability reading with answer key, a hands-on/build station, a research station, an opinion-writing station, an expert-video…
Teach AP/high-school chemistry students periodic table trends and structure through a creative song-writing activity and a multiple-choice/free-response assessment.
Run a 9-station rotation lab teaching acid-base neutralization chemistry through varied hands-on, research, reading, video, and assessment formats.
A life skills and applied math lesson that walks students through the real-world steps of renting their first apartment or house, combining financial literacy with percentage/arithmetic word problems.
Help high school world history students learn and review key historical figures (ancient through Renaissance) via a foldable flash card set pairing each figure's name with a description of their significance.
A requirements sheet, peer/self-editing checklist, and scoring rubric for a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay profiling a historical figure important to cricket.
Teaches students how to prepare a resume, as part of a practical life-skills series on employment and volunteering.
A 10-day choice-board style substitute/independent-work plan for chemistry classes, letting students complete assignments during teacher absences and earn a test grade.
A scaffolded research-essay writing guide that walks students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted biographical essay about an important figure in ice hockey history.
A 9-station physics lab activity on light refraction (Snell's Law) for a self-directed 30-45 minute lesson: a reading passage, station cards, a lab passport/answer booklet, a video-response worksheet, a knowledge-check quiz, and bonus word scramble/word search.
A document-based learning activity (Google and traditional/print versions) exploring how the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Reformation via the Counter-Reformation, using primary/secondary source analysis.
A research and essay-writing toolkit guiding students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style biographical essay about a historically important basketball figure.
Teaches students about employee rights in the workplace, as part of a practical life-skills series on employment and volunteering.
Teaches about volunteering and its role in career/life-skills development, as part of a practical life-skills series on employment and volunteering.
Teaches how shadows form (umbra/penumbra) and how lunar and solar eclipses (total, partial, penumbral, annular) occur, as a self-directed distance-learning middle-school physics pack.
A comprehensive middle/high school reading and reference book covering the causes, course, and aftermath of the American Civil War, from a professional history publisher (Milliken).
A one-page (front/back) guide that walks students through planning and drafting an original science fiction narrative, with model examples, a peer-edit checklist, and a scoring rubric.