Force: What Is Force? Gr. 5-8
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource on the concept of force, covering what force is, for grades 5-8 science, published by Classroom Complete Press (author George Graybill, Ph.D.).
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A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource on the concept of force, covering what force is, for grades 5-8 science, published by Classroom Complete Press (author George Graybill, Ph.D.).
Teaches the Four Square graphic-organizer method for planning and revising informational and narrative writing during a writing assessment, for elementary students.
Teaches the Four Square graphic-organizer method for planning and revising informational and narrative writing during a writing assessment, for secondary students.
A full astronomy unit teaching Grades 5-8 students about the universe: its scale, distance measurement, nebulae, galaxies, gravity, black holes, and quasars, through leveled reading passages and critical-thinking activities.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students an introduction to the universe: its scale from smallest particles to star systems, starting with the Milky Way Galaxy.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students about black holes and their role in the universe.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students about galaxies as massive star systems within the universe.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students about gravity as a force shaping galaxies, stars, and the universe.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students how astronomers measure vast distances in the universe (e.g., light years).
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students about nebulae and light sources/speed in the universe.
A single-topic chapter-slice teaching Grades 5-8 students about quasars, described as the most distant observable objects in space.
A reading comprehension article that introduces high-school students to genetics and gene therapy concepts (DNA, genes, heredity, genetic disorders, gene therapy, genetic screening) and tests understanding with follow-up questions.
A full-length, standards-aligned mock exam that mirrors the format of the Georgia Milestones Grade 7 ELA assessment, giving students practice with literary analysis, informational text comprehension, and language skills.
A multi-novel reading comprehension unit built around five short, high-interest/low-vocabulary ghost-themed novels, giving teachers flexible whole-class, individualized, small-group, or listening-test approaches with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing activities plus answer keys for each title.
A grade 3 grammar workbook (OnBoard Academics) covering four topics: adverbs, conjunctions, using 'I' and 'me' correctly, and suffixes, each with vocabulary, practice activities, and a quiz.
A grade 3 grammar/mechanics workbook (OnBoard Academics) covering four topics: prefixes, commas, possessive nouns, and quotation marks, each with vocabulary, practice activities, and a quiz.
A grade 3 grammar/reading-fluency workbook (OnBoard Academics) covering four topics: subject-verb agreement, plural nouns, suffixes and spelling, and fluency, each with vocabulary, practice activities, and a quiz.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on four sentence types, writing complete sentences, comma usage, and homonyms through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on nouns/plural nouns/pronouns, verb tenses, and adjectives/adverbs through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
Build 4th-grade ELA grammar skills across parts of speech, apostrophes, synonyms/antonyms, and punctuation.
Teach and practice four Grade 4 reading-comprehension skills: identifying the main idea and supporting details, making inferences from clues, recognizing features of non-fiction text, and distinguishing fact from opinion.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on literary elements of fiction, similes/metaphors, imagery, and context clues through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
Provide grade-4 ELA instruction and practice on cause and effect, narrative point of view, compare/contrast, informational paragraph writing, and contractions/possessive pronouns through explanatory pages, guided exercises, and an end-of-topic quiz.
Grade 4 Math skill-practice workbook covering place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication, division with worked examples, guided practice pages, and a short quiz at the end of each topic.