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Read a nonfiction science passage, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions and reorder a 'mixed-up text' set of jumbled paragraph excerpts back into the passage's original order
Read each passage closely, then answer short-answer, tick-box, true/false, extended-response, and creative-writing-extension comprehension questions (e.g., write your own version of a paragraph, write dialogue) requiring identification of key details, figurative language (personification), and inference from text…
Assess student mastery of a full geometric-transformations unit (reflections, rotations, translations, dilations, congruence, and similarity), aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.A.1 through 8.G.A.4.
Solve mental-arithmetic problems (addition/subtraction/multiplication with decimals), ratio word problems (sharing money in a given ratio), negative-number temperature-change problems, 12/24-hour time conversions, unit-fact recall (weeks/days/months, metric conversions), and a 40-item mixed test at the end of the…
Students answer 60 questions covering spelling, grammar, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structure, and clause structure, either on a printed test or a digital Google Form version.
Read a nonfiction science passage presented slide-by-slide, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions and reorder a 'mixed-up text' set of jumbled paragraph excerpts back into the passage's original order
Students answer 60 questions covering spelling, grammar, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structure, and clause structure, either on a printed test or a digital Google Form version.
Students read literary and informational texts, answer selected and written-response questions, and develop an argument using paired passages. The teacher guide and response rubrics support review of how students use evidence and explain their thinking. A separate Grade 7 ELA practice test is available when you need the related set for that grade.
Answer 50 multiple-choice social studies questions covering Georgia geography, early Georgia history, and 19th- and 20th-century Georgia history (including notable figures and events such as Andrew Young and the 1996 Atlanta Olympics).
Comprehensive novel/picture-book study unit built around the picture book 'Voices from the Underground Railroad' by Kay Winters, teaching comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, historical context, and grammar through a pre-assessment plus 16 sequenced lessons about two siblings escaping slavery in 1861.
Read texts about the five geography themes (in embedded-question, 2-column, and single-column formats), answer comprehension questions, complete a crossword puzzle, connect the themes to personal experience for homework, use a study guide to review, and take a summative test.
Read poems in groups of five per lesson and answer 10 comprehension questions, complete English skill items (identifying nouns/verbs/adjectives), complete 2 mystery vocabulary/definition items per lesson, fill out a student score sheet, take a 5-point multiple choice exit quiz after every 5 poems, complete a themed reflection writing…
This Grade 8 ELA practice set combines reading questions, language work, short responses, and an extended argument task. Students examine fiction and poetry alongside informational writing, then use paired passages to develop a position with supporting evidence. The answer materials and teacher guide support discussion and follow-up instruction. A separate Grade 7 NYS ELA practice test offers practice for another grade level.
Use the actual text of the U.S. Constitution (own textbook or the included annotated 'Plain English' version) to complete worksheets on Articles 1, 2, and 3, compare the Senate vs. House and state vs. federal courts, fill in a branches-of-government matrix/chart, then review with a study guide and Jeopardy game and…
A full multi-lesson novel study unit for Katherine Paterson's Lyddie, covering comprehension, vocabulary, figurative language, assessment and writing across all 23 chapters.
Math Word Problems Grades 7 & 8 This is a comprehensive, well-structured curriculum resource specifically designed to assist educators in teaching math to grade 7 and grade 8 students. This versatile package covers numerous essential math concepts, which include: Fractions Percentages Percentage increase, Number lines, Ratios averages…
Read information sheets/text sections and answer embedded questions, complete graphic organizers on each topic, do crossword/flashcard/sudoku activities, complete a review sheet, and take a unit test.
Large (232-page) independently authored novel study unit for Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell, covering all 29 chapters with comprehension, vocabulary, exit quizzes, writing prompts, and a summative test for grades 5-7.
Students read informational/scientific passages on each topic, answer comprehension questions requiring accurate detail recall, and complete analysis, case-study, and claim-evidence-reasoning (CER) writing tasks scored with rubrics; also use vocabulary cards, worksheets, and unit tests.
A 9-station chemistry lab-rotation activity teaching naming and writing formulas for molecular, ionic and polyatomic compounds for middle/high school chemistry.
Depending on the component: read a unit guide, view PowerPoint lectures, complete paper or paperless activity packages, take online (ClassFlow/Google) or paper quizzes and a unit test, critique Civil War-related films (Glory, Harriet), complete a 'retweeting the Emancipation Proclamation' activity, complete a QR-code…
A beginning-of-year science diagnostic and review system for 6th grade, designed to assess incoming student readiness across life, physical, and Earth & space science, then guide targeted reteaching.
A middle/high school chemistry lab-station activity teaching pure substances vs. mixtures and the four physical separation techniques (filtration, evaporation, distillation, chromatography).
A full 64-page writing-skills workbook teaching students in grades 5-8 how to write book reports across multiple formats (fiction, non-fiction, and oral book reports), covering the entire process from understanding what a book report is through prewriting, drafting, and review.