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A differentiated reading and writing packet about early-1900s immigration to the United States (push and pull factors), provided in two versions for on-grade-level and below-grade-level readers, aligned to Georgia standard SS5H1/SS5H1d.
Teach students about the role of news reporters, news teams, and newspapers through informational reading passages, comprehension activities, vocabulary, and a hands-on news-writing project.
An interactive reading and writing packet on the life of Mary, presented through Catholic feast-day milestones (Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity, Assumption, Queenship of Mary).
A baseball-themed cross-curricular unit combining reading comprehension, writing, and math practice for elementary students.
A multi-myth close-reading unit bundle covering five Greek myths (The Story of Arachne, Athena and Poseidon, King Midas and the Golden Touch, Pandora's Box, Persephone and Demeter), teaching close reading, textual allusion, vocabulary, and character analysis skills through repeated activity types applied to each myth.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study teaching Kansas's capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal through videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, and hands-on activities, one theme per day.
No-prep science activity packet teaching young students about meteorologists, weather forecasting, weather maps, and weather vocabulary.
A publisher 'Literature Kit' (Classroom Complete Press CC2554) built around the novel One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia, providing a teacher guide and student handouts to build reading comprehension skills across Bloom's Taxonomy levels.
10% Happier by Dan Harris - Visual Mind Map (+Template) This unique educational tool is for educators and students at the intermediator level.
These Frayer-model templates help students develop a fuller understanding of academic vocabulary. Choose an unlabeled version for custom headings, a labeled version, or a version with labels and small visual cues. Model one word together, discussing why an example fits and a non-example does not, before students complete another independently or with a partner.
5 Writing Organizers + Bonus Features | Write Like a SUPERSTAR! This highly versatile teaching resource caters primarily to educators focusing on Grades 2 to 4.
A seven-step instructional guide — "Your 5-Paragraph Essay Game Plan" — walks students through understanding the assignment, brainstorming, drafting a thesis statement, structuring the five paragraphs, filling in outline details, reviewing the plan, and using the finished outline while writing. It then explains why the format is useful, citing its clear structure, organization, focus, and manageability as a stepping stone toward longer essays. The outline template itself provides a Roman-numeral structure — I. Introduction (with a hook, background, and thesis statement), II. Body (three lettered sections, A, B, and C, each for one supporting idea with topic sentence, evidence, and analysis), and III. Conclusion (restated thesis, summary, and final thought) — with ruled blank lines under each prompt for students to write directly on the page. Students who need more practice on just the opening section can turn to a five-day unit on writing an informative essay introduction , which breaks the hook-arch-thesis structure into guided notes and independent practice paragraphs.
A fold-and-write trifold note packet covers six sections of the sixth-grade ratios and proportional relationships standard: a vocabulary crossword puzzle, ratio and ratio language, unit rate, equivalent ratios, solving problems with unit rate (including converting measurement units and constant speed), and solving problems with percent. The five guided-note sections follow the same structure: a 'What do you already know?' prior-knowledge warm-up, a 'Making Connections' guided example worked with the teacher, and a 'What have you learned?' independent practice set with multiple-choice and short-answer questions. Each guided-note section’s standard is printed directly on the notes page (6.RP.A.1, 6.RP.A.2, 6.RP.A.3), and a complete filled-in answer key is provided for every practice page. The included how-to-use page explains that students fold and write directly on the notes with no gluing required, and that a composition-book pocket is included for storage.
The map organizes seven teamwork skills and supporting ideas in a branching reference. Use a single branch to focus discussion before group work, or compare how several skills contribute to the same task. Two layout versions and printable or browser-viewed formats offer different ways to present the material.
◈ 7 Time Management Tips For Students - Visual Mind Map ◈ As exams approach, it's important to focus on time management and organization to strike a balance between your personal, academic, and professional commitments.
◈ 7 Tips to Improve Your Active Listening Skills - Visual Mind Map ◈Active listening is a skill that is essential for effective communication and building strong relationships.
Free download ◈ 7 Ways to Teach Critical Thinking in Elementary Education - Visual Mind Map ◈ Teaching critical thinking in elementary education is essential for helping students develop the skills they need to make informed decisions, solve problems…
8 Tips to Help Students Build Better Reading Skills - Visual Mind Map Visual Mind Map, a teaching resource suitable for educators and homeschool parents, is designed to enhance students' reading skills.
9 Tips on How to Improve Your Communications Skills - Visual Mind Map One vital area of growth and success in any organization is effective communication.
This little unit is a fun way to show students just a bit of how ships have changed over the last two centuries – and some of the differences between warships and cruise ships.
This resource is A Letter To My New Teacher | Creative End of Year Writing. With A Letter To My New Teacher | Creative End of Year Writing students will have a writing guide to help them decide what to include in their letter, from one…
This 26-page resource, Academic Progress and Citizenship for Middle School Students: Goals and Reflections is an excellent Back-to-School activity to guide students to set goals for their academic progress and citizenship.
Acorn Nonfiction Guided Writing Activity Encourage young writers to explore acorns through this engaging resource. Students think critically about acorn characteristics and use prompts, thinking maps, and charts to craft simple nonfiction…
Encourage the love for reading and continue spreading the faith with this Adam and Eve Lapbook ! This lapbook project is made for Grades 4, 5, 6, homeschool settings, and EFL/ESL learners, and perfect for Sunday Bible study/ school, ELA…