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Select a summer vacation destination, take research notes from at least 3 sources on a citation-linked notetaking worksheet, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-style essay (intro/thesis, founding & development, attractions & activities, recommendations, conclusion, works cited), complete a peer-edit checklist, self/peer-score the essay against a…
For each of 7 summer topics, students list/describe items, then write sentences (with varying levels of scaffolding: lined boxes, dashed tracing lines, blank lines) and draw/color a picture illustrating their writing, checking off a self-assessment list (capital letter, lowercase letters, sounding out words, finger spaces, period,…
Watch an animated PowerPoint, complete a digital quick test, work through photocopiable worksheets and a photocopiable lesson booklet, mark and self-correct answers, complete cut-outs and a foldable, and use a progress self-check.
Over two class sessions, students set up Song Maker with a 3-octave range, create or select an 8-bar chord progression and record it in a provided box, compose a melody and harmony, add a percussion part, save their work between sessions, submit a final link, and self-check against a listed success-criteria checklist that is also graded…
Students work through an animated PowerPoint lesson, complete a digital quick test/quiz, worksheets, a crossword, a word search, cut-out printables, and a foldable to record and self-check their learning about particle behavior in solids, liquids, and gases.
Work through a self-paced slideshow covering dispersion and color-filter concepts, complete worksheets/cutouts/a foldable and crossword, answer self-check quiz questions with click-to-reveal answers, and mark/correct their own work using an answer table.
Plan and write a country report using guided sections for geography, history, and culture. Research-record templates help students track sources, while an editing checklist and rubric support revision. Teacher notes, illustration pages, and additional writing space provide a structure for developing the report from collected facts.
Students conduct discovery research on eating utensils, observe and log utensil use ('seeing opportunities'), write a How-Might-We problem statement, do empathy research on a chosen food, brainstorm 30+ ideas, choose and describe a solution, list needed knowledge/resources/materials and sketch the design, build a physical model and a…
Free download Read lists of tips for improving each of the four core English skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) and reference the CEFR level chart (A1-C2) to self-assess; complete an image-based 'Quiz Time' activity matching pictures to words.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
Answer multiple-choice and open-ended math questions (ratios & proportional relationships, the number system, expressions & equations, geometry, statistics & probability), show work for open-ended items, then self-check against the teacher answer key with worked explanations and standards codes.
Choose one of 10 listed fairy tales, compare its classic elements to a planned new version using a story map, main-character and supporting-character organizers, a beginning/middle/end flow chart, and a comparison chart; plan and draft a rough draft of the fractured fairy tale; self-edit using a checklist; have a peer check the work;…
Choose a speech topic; identify how they will research it; plan five topic categories using a graphic organizer; write an introduction, five body paragraphs (one per category, 5-7 sentences each), and a conclusion using provided sentence starters; then self-edit the draft against a checklist (varied vocabulary, adjectives/details,…
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'Still I Rise' by Maya Angelou.
Answer 50 multiple-choice science questions covering physics (forces/motion, waves, electromagnetic spectrum), chemistry (atomic structure, bonding, conservation of mass, nuclear reactions), then self-check against a teacher answer key with detailed explanations and standards codes.
Choose or research a volcano; answer a sequence of fill-in-the-blank research prompts (what a volcano is, how volcanoes form, magma vs. lava, types of volcanoes, myths/legends, a chosen volcano's profile, earthquake connection); illustrate/label diagrams (Earth's layers, parts of a volcano, 3 volcano types); take notes; cite sources;…
Complete a title page, compare the Continental Army and British Army (similarities/differences organizer), define and illustrate Revolutionary War vocabulary (e.g. patriot, loyalist), take research notes, cite sources on a resource page or bibliography, answer essential/higher-level-thinking questions, and self-edit using a checklist…
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The War Photographer' by Carole Satyamurti.
Answer 50 multiple-choice science questions covering physics (Newton's laws, force calculations), chemistry (atomic structure, bonding, conservation of mass, nuclear reactions), and waves/electromagnetic spectrum, then self-check against a teacher answer key with detailed explanations and standards codes.
Complete individual reproducible worksheets on each trigonometry topic (e.g. solve for angle measures, convert units, find function values, prove/apply identities, graph trig functions, apply the Law of Sines/Cosines), including self-check puzzle formats (e.g. 'cross out the measure in each row that is not equivalent to the others'),…
Read the "How Climate Change Can Affect Fresh Water" nonfiction passage, answer accompanying comprehension questions, complete a graphic organizer, do a hands-on activity, solve a crossword and word search on the topic's vocabulary, and take a comprehension quiz; a teacher self-checks with the included answer key.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The Bright Lights of Sarajevo' by Tony Harrison.
Answer 50 multiple-choice science questions covering matter/physical and chemical change, forms of energy, forces (magnetism, gravity), and ecosystems/food chains, then self-check against a teacher answer key with detailed explanations and standards codes.
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…