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This age-labeled test brings together arithmetic, measurement, shape and data questions in one assessment. Worked answers support checking and discussion of the methods students used. Choose the test according to demonstrated understanding, allow the suggested 45–50 minutes when appropriate and review patterns in the responses before planning follow-up practice.
Free download Read a science passage, answer 10 multiple-choice questions, solve a water-pressure word problem, complete an ocean life-zone matching chart, reorder 6 scrambled passage excerpts into their correct sequence, and check answers against the answer key.
A reading comprehension and vocabulary novel-study unit / book companion for 'The Sign of the Beaver' (Elizabeth George Speare), guiding students chapter-by-chapter through comprehension questions and vocabulary building.
Use selected questions from a thirty-four-item math practice test to review decimal and fraction operations, expressions, volume, coordinates, data and financial calculations. Twenty-six multiple-choice items carry one point each and eight written responses carry two, for forty-two possible points. A separate answer guide supplies explanations and rubrics, and the teacher guide includes administration ideas and a class tracker. Select questions for the curriculum taught and use the specific scoring clarifications below before assigning them.
Read chronological narrative sections on Civil War topics (slavery, secession, battles, key figures, the Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln's assassination, etc.), answer challenging review questions, and take periodic unit tests (Test I-V) that are checked against an included answer key.
A vocabulary-building lesson helping middle/high school students learn 12 essential election-related terms so they can engage more deeply with the electoral process.
Read the definition and characteristics of a thesis statement, then for a series of writing prompts choose between two candidate thesis statements (clicking to reveal whether each option is correct or incorrect and why), and finally apply the checklist questions to write and self-check their own thesis statements.
Thirty-three multiple-choice questions review core Grade 5 math skills for a year-end assessment, covering rectangular-prism volume (using unit cubes, area × height, and composite figures), classifying and comparing quadrilaterals, order of operations, place value with decimals , fraction operations including mixed-number subtraction, and multi-step word problems involving money, rope length, rainwater in quarts and gallons, and kilometer conversion. A separate two-page answer sheet gives students a numbered grid with space for both a final answer and work or explanation for each question. The test concludes with a full answer key listing the correct letter choice for all 33 questions.
ESL/ELA worksheet activity built around the TED Talk "One second every day - Cesar Kuriyama", used to build listening comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills.
Learn the IRACE approach to extended responses, review anonymous writing with peers and revise a response using a class rubric.
Read a nonfiction passage of facts about satellites (e.g. Sputnik 1, solar-powered operation, low/medium/geostationary Earth orbit types) and answer comprehension questions in complete sentences; complete a vocabulary fill-in-the-blank worksheet using a word bank (solar array, topography, momentum, payload, avoidance…
Read the historical narrative and biographical profiles, and complete the included tests.
Guided notes and practice teaching students to convert rational numbers (fractions and mixed numbers, including negatives) to decimal form using long division, and to distinguish terminating from repeating decimals, aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.NS.A.2.D.
ESL/ELA worksheet activity built around the TED Talk "The Joy of Lexicography - Erin McKean", used to build listening comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills.
Read one of two differentiated versions (on-level or below-level) of a passage on segregation, match vocabulary terms to definitions, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, and complete cause-and-effect graphic organizers (e.g., Plessy v. Ferguson leading to separate-but-unequal facilities; poll taxes/literacy tests/white…
Chapter-slice reading-comprehension teacher resource for grades 6-12 on household care: cooking, laundry and cleaning, built around a Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking framework (title page, skills chart, and table of contents confirmed in file).
A grades 3-5 math resource of daily multiplication and division word problems ('Practice Problems for Multiplication and Division') for targeted practice and pre/post assessment.
Students work through reading-comprehension handouts on each topic (Define Your Current Reality, Create Your Life Vision, Your Personal Identity, Your Personal Values, Setting Goals, Prioritizing Your Life Plan), progressing through Bloom's Taxonomy skill levels (Remembering/List Details, Understanding/Describe and…
ESL/ELA worksheet activity built around the TED Talk "Perspective is everything - Rory Sutherland", used to build listening comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills.
Working in role-play groups (e.g. medical examiner, archaeologist, reporter, sketch artist, historian), students complete a web quest to gather clues about King Tut's death, participate in a mock trial (judge, jury, attorneys, witnesses), and write persuasive pieces arguing their conclusion, supported by pre/post…
Partner with another student; read the sentence frame naming a state from the partner's card and say the complete sentence with the capital city filled in, while the partner checks the answer side; then swap roles, trade cards, and repeat with a new partner.
Complete the blank review vocabulary checklists with students, using the key to model clear transformation descriptions. Then assess how students draw, label and explain the changes on the test.
Chapter-slice reading-comprehension teacher resource for grades 6-12 on prescription and non-prescription drug use, built around a Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking framework (title page, skills chart, and table of contents confirmed in file).
ESL/ELA worksheet activity built around the TED Talk "The clues to a great story - Andrew Stanton", used to build listening comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills.