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Students watch suggested videos, read provided or suggested passages, and complete worksheets including a KWL chart, video notes pages, graphic organizers on the killer whale life cycle, a species/animal-facts investigation, an endangered species report, coloring pages, and a final project (poster, lapbook, or…
Draw a selfie and write an acrostic poem; fill out a Facebook-style 'interest inventory' profile (favorite quote, embarrassing moment, favorite emoji, etc.); write a Twitter-style advice post for incoming students; write words and design emojis to represent them; create an anti-bullying flyer/poster; decode a…
Each day, watch an assigned video, do independent or read-aloud reading, complete worksheets or discussion prompts (e.g., KWL chart, video notes, graphic organizers), and complete a daily activity (drawing, coloring, or on the final day, creating a poster/lapbook/interactive notebook about jaguars).
Help students organize their ideas, facts, and details before writing a news story.
Complete 8 graphic organizers to brainstorm a superhero's powers/traits, storyline, plot and conflict (choosing conflict types like Person vs. Self, Person vs. Society, etc.), characters (hero, villain, additional characters and hero archetypes like Anti-Hero/Tragic Hero/Byronic Hero), visual designs for hero and…
Fill in each numbered line of the bio-poem template following the given pattern: first name, four descriptive traits, sibling/child-of relationship, things loved, feelings, needs, what they give, fears, wishes, city of residence, and last name.
Students record vocabulary knowledge on digital graphic organizers, then practice by dragging answer tiles onto matching question tiles in a 'secret picture' reveal activity, and complete a self-grading quiz.
Fill in blank-lined graphic organizer templates recording the text's title, author, main idea/topic, three important pieces of information, two questions after reading, author's purpose, comment on the title, text genre with explanation, and the most important quote.
Read a biography passage about Misty Copeland, complete a KWL chart, answer a fact/fill-in-the-blank quiz, solve two word searches, write facts on graphic organizers about her childhood/career/advocacy, and complete an 'All About' organizer with birthday, location, family, and education.
Teach students to write six different types of paragraphs (persuasive, narrative, descriptive, compare & contrast, cause & effect, how-to) by drafting content for their own magazine.
While watching the movie, answer 23 sequential comprehension/recall questions about plot and historical facts (e.g. Chavez's birthplace, the Bracero program, the Delano grape strike, the meaning of "huelga" and "si se puede"), then complete a compare-and-contrast graphic organizer contrasting Cesar Chavez and Martin…
Research Emily Dickinson using at least 3 sources; fill out a 'Getting Your Research Started' graphic organizer (basic biographical facts such as place of birth, places of residence) and complete a drawing activity (draw the subject with 5 items representative of their life/achievements and describe each item); draft…
Record initial knowledge of vocabulary terms on a digital graphic organizer, then practice by dragging answer tiles onto matching question tiles in a 'secret picture' puzzle activity (a hidden picture is revealed when all answers are placed correctly), then complete a self-grading digital quiz to be assessed.
Answer chapter-by-chapter critical-thinking questions (organized by Bloom's Taxonomy levels: remembering, understanding, applying, analysing, evaluating, creating) across 12 sections covering chapters 1-28; complete writing tasks; complete a word search; complete a comprehension quiz; use graphic organizers to support reading.
Look up each named person (by last name), record what they did and why they are important, name their country, and color that country on an accompanying map.
Watch daily videos, read original passages (e.g. origin of auroras, myths behind the lights), complete KWL charts, fill in graphic organizers/report pages with guided sentence stems, draw an illustration activity, and assemble the report pages into a stapled booklet across the 5-day plan.
Students fill in a printed 'Simple Outline Graphic Organizer' worksheet planning a 5-paragraph narrative essay from a given prompt (a tornado approaching their house), and click/type/drag answers in the linked Google Slides deck identifying narrative-essay vocabulary, sensory/action verbs, and generating narrative essay ideas…
Fill in graphic-organizer pages identifying characters, sequencing 11 plot points, describing 6 settings, describing the conflict, identifying themes, and recording personal reflections.
Ghosts Mentor Text mini-unit • Poetry of Place: Searching for Setting
Read an informative passage on the history and impact of personal computers and the internet, match vocabulary terms to definitions, complete a graphic organizer summarizing/vocabulary activity, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, and illustrate the impact of computers/internet on American life.
Free download Read a short original story, then fill in a blank graphic organizer identifying the story title, the main idea, and three supporting details; a second, already-completed example organizer using the fable 'The Lion and the Mouse' models how to do this.
A Collection of Reading Comprehension Activities suitable for any story.
Reading/graphic-organizer packet connecting causes of the Industrial Revolution to the US Civil War.
Over 5 days: watch a daily video, complete an independent or read-aloud reading, do a worksheet/graphic-organizer or discussion, and complete a daily activity (KWL chart, video notes, drawing/coloring pages, and a final poster/lapbook/interactive-notebook project).