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World War Two - Map Collection This instructional tool targets educators teaching grades 8 to 12. It illuminates the geographical canvas of the Second World War, paying attention to essential Social Studies such as History (Asian…
A teaching guide/graphic organizer explaining the structure of a five-paragraph essay (introduction, three supporting paragraphs, conclusion) with transition words and a grading rubric.
Using beautiful images, this zebra life cycle poster and sequencing cards packet, allows students to become familiar with the life cycle of a zebra. This makes a great science activity for a zoo theme.
Teach elementary students about animal life cycles, physical characteristics, and teeth/diet adaptations.
Informational science reading article about bats (biology/life science) paired with comprehension and extension questions, for literacy and content-area reading practice.
A single-page activity asking students to sequence and label the stages of the butterfly life cycle.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the excretory system, focused specifically on the kidneys and large intestine.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the digestive system, focused specifically on the mouth through stomach portion.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the excretory system, focused specifically on the skin, liver, and lungs.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the human reproductive system, including fertilization and development.
Teach primary students (grades K-3) to use graphic organizers (Venn diagrams, sequencing diagrams, web diagrams) for higher-order thinking, using imaginative short stories, comprehension questions, and diagram activities aligned to national reading, social studies, math, and science standards.
Reinforce elementary science concepts about animals (classification, vertebrates/invertebrates, skeletons, habitats, life cycles, behavior, migration, hibernation, senses, defenses, and diets) through background readings and worksheet activities.
A reading comprehension resource teaching grade 8+ students about fossil fuel electricity production, using an academic-style essay with citations.
Interactive micro-learning book companion deck for the book 'How to be a Hero' by Florence Parry Heide, building reading comprehension skills (sequencing, story elements, comprehension, summarizing) around a read-aloud.
Lesson 3.2 - Force Diagrams : A significant teaching resource, primarily useful for grade 6 through grade 12 students who want to understand the foundations of net forces and balanced/unbalanced forces, targeted at Integrated Chemistry &…
A tape-diagram ratio word-problem worksheet (CCSS 6.RP.3) for review, assessment, or small-group intervention, using fairy-tale/nursery-rhyme characters.
Students will learn about the parts of a bat with these bat labeling activities. This activity is perfect to use during a Halloween theme.
Introduce the parts using a completed clover diagram, then choose a blank or word-bank page for students. Ask them to trace each label to the correct plant structure.
Grades 4-6 math workbook covering a sequence of problem-solving strategies and number-sense topics through short lessons, guided practice, and quizzes.
This interactive and hands-on teaching resource is designed to help students explore the life cycle of a pumpkin through a creative craft activity. The Pumpkin Life Cycle Craft Foldable provides an engaging way for students to learn about the stages of a pumpkin's growth, from seed to fruit, while reinforcing key science and plant…
This worksheet is a great way for students to learn the printables/parts-of-and-anatomy-of">parts of a plant! It includes an apple blossom picture with a word bank and arrows.
A beautiful hand-illustrated watercolor print featuring the life cycle of a shark from egg through to adult including labels of the different stages. Also included is a poster without labels if you prefer to display just the art or for your children to label themselves. Great for learning more about these fascinating creatures, using in…
Reading comprehension practice using a passage about tooth decay, paired with a labeled diagram.
Give students a blank structure for comparing either two or three topics. The Venn templates come in lined and unlined versions, supporting discrete written points or more open annotations. Choose the number of circles to match the comparison, then model where a detail belongs when it is shared by all topics, shared by some or unique to one.