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Give students repeated multiple-choice practice identifying synonyms of a target word, to build vocabulary recognition, in a one-question-per-page/slide layout suitable for display or self-paced review.
Read a short informational passage; circle the text's heading; underline main ideas; list key details; draw pictures and write sentences answering comprehension questions; answer multiple-choice questions on vocabulary, author's purpose, and text structure; match vocabulary terms to definitions; complete a main-idea/supporting-details…
Read an informational passage about credit, then complete a graphic organizer contrasting uses/costs of credit, match vocabulary terms to definitions, fill in blanks with vocabulary words, write supporting details for a claim, and answer multiple-choice comprehension questions.
Read each leader's biography/profile chapter and complete matching activities per leader: reading-comprehension questions, vocabulary work, writing tasks, crosswords, word searches, and comprehension quizzes; plus bonus research worksheets (e.g. 'The Berlin Wall') directing use of the Internet, encyclopedias, and textbooks.
Read a nonfiction passage on GDP, GDP per capita, and human capital in Canada; fill in a graphic organizer, complete a fill-in-the-blank/circle-the-answer item, match vocabulary terms to definitions, answer multiple choice questions, and write short constructed responses.
Read an informational passage, fill in a 3-column graphic organizer (facts/impact for Poverty, War on Drugs, Migration to the U.S.), match vocabulary terms to definitions, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, and write 2-3 sentence short-answer responses on the war on drugs' impact and reasons for Latino emigration.
Read the ~6-page article and answer 10 reading comprehension / critical-thinking questions (e.g. describe a concussion in your own words, identify symptoms, evaluate treatment and prevention measures); an answer key is provided for most questions, with several open-ended/reflective questions left for student response.
Students read the passage, then complete a main-idea/key-details graphic organizer, a facts recall organizer, a fill-in graphic organizer (location/symbol/fact per landmark), 8 multiple-choice questions, and 2 short-answer/paragraph response questions.
Complete chapter/section-grouped comprehension questions spanning recall through creation-level thinking (per the kit's Bloom's Taxonomy skills chart), fill in graphic organizers, study vocabulary, read an author spotlight, and complete writing tasks.
Read an informational passage about credit, interest, down payments, and debt risk; complete a graphic organizer comparing uses and costs of credit; match vocabulary terms to definitions; fill in blanks using a word bank; write two supporting details for a given main idea; and answer multiple-choice comprehension questions based on the…
Read a nonfiction passage on GDP, GDP per capita, and human capital in Australia; fill in a graphic organizer, complete a fill-in-the-blank/circle-the-answer item, match vocabulary terms to definitions, answer multiple choice questions, and write two short constructed responses.
Read about the governments of the UK, Germany and Russia, then compare systems using a graphic organizer and Venn diagram.
Read an informational passage, fill in graphic-organizer charts with details from the text, match vocabulary terms to definitions, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, label a map with the state capital's historical locations in order, and write a short news-reporter-style narrative explaining the capital's move from…
Read one of two differentiated versions (on-level and approaching-grade-level) of the passage; circle/underline text-structure elements (heading, subheading, main idea); answer multiple-choice comprehension and vocabulary-matching questions; complete a cause/effect graphic organizer; write short and paragraph-length responses about the…
Compare the governments of Brazil, Mexico and Cuba through reading, a graphic organizer and an autocratic-versus-democratic Venn diagram.
Rotate in small groups through 8 stations completing: a hands-on friction/normal-force measurement, a research task (tablecloth-trick video + Newton's-law identification), a written-opinion response about a Galileo thought experiment, an applicability reading with comprehension questions (helmets/concussions), a…
Read the informational article, then answer 8 reading comprehension questions and 2 extension questions (e.g. about beta-blockers and nitrates), with an included answer key.
Read a daily nonfiction passage on a personal-finance topic, learn vocabulary, answer comprehension questions, and complete writing prompts; take unit quizzes and a final exam.
Read a nonfiction article about smallpox and answer 8 reading comprehension questions, including two open-ended/opinion questions.
Subject-Verb Agreement Grammar Practice MCQS ELA MCQS Overview: In this series of lessons, students will embark on an engaging journey to master the language arts skills that make communication effective and expressive. These lessons are designed to help students recognize, understand, and apply key grammar…
In small groups, students rotate through 9 stations recording answers in a shared 'passport': weighing and timing objects to calculate power (Station 1), researching and comparing light bulb energy efficiency (Station 2), giving an opinion on whether 'horsepower' is an outdated unit (Station 3), a rest/catch-up…
Context Clues Grammar Practice MCQS ELA MCQS Overview: In this series of lessons, students will embark on an engaging journey to master the language arts skills that make communication effective and expressive. These lessons are designed to help students recognize, understand, and apply key grammar, vocabulary, and writing…
Read six nonfiction passages on stress-related life-skills topics and answer critical-thinking questions spanning Bloom's Taxonomy levels (recall, understanding, application, analysis, evaluation, creating), then complete hands-on activities referenced in the table of contents.
Free download Context Clues Sample Lesson ELA MCQS Overview: In this series of lessons, students will embark on an engaging journey to master the language arts skills that make communication effective and expressive. These lessons are designed to help students recognize, understand, and apply key grammar, vocabulary, and writing conventions…