Uses and Cost of Credit Reading Packet
Build 6th-grade economics/financial-literacy background knowledge on the uses and costs of credit through an informational reading passage and comprehension exercises.
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Build 6th-grade economics/financial-literacy background knowledge on the uses and costs of credit through an informational reading passage and comprehension exercises.
A 5-day no-prep sloth unit study and research project covering the sloth's description, diet, habitat, life cycle and predators, built around a daily video/reading/worksheet/activity plan.
Provide a bundle of mix-and-match activities on the end of the Cold War for teachers to assign individually or together, covering the Berlin Wall, the collapse of the Soviet Union, primary/secondary source analysis, and a culminating assessment.
A sequencing and timeline reading activity using rap-song lyrics about the life of George Washington Carver as a nonfiction-style reading passage for comprehension and chronological-order practice.
A no-prep reading packet teaching the two major US mountain ranges (Appalachian and Rocky Mountains) -- their location, age, length, and notable characteristics.
A five-day arctic-animals unit study centered on reindeer, covering diet, habitat, lifecycle and predators through videos, readings, discussion and worksheets.
A reading passage and worksheet packet teaching 5th-grade students about Ruby Bridges and school integration during the Civil Rights Movement.
A no-prep reading and worksheet packet teaching middle-school economics concepts around debt, credit, interest, and the risks of unmanaged debt.
5-day no-prep unit study on rhinos as an endangered species, covering biology, habitat, threats, and conservation.
Graphic organizer presenting a factual overview/timeline of the September 11, 2001 attacks for reading and recall practice.
Have students examine primary and secondary source documents on the U.S. women's suffrage movement (1848-1920) and use the evidence to prepare for and participate in a Socratic Seminar or classroom debate.
A 6th-grade-level reading and writing packet teaching Australia's geography, climate, and location, and how they affect trade and settlement patterns.
A 5-day (extendable) Illinois state unit study covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal for homeschool or co-op use.
An interactive Google Slides resource that guides students through prewriting steps and graphic organizers before writing a book report.
Teach the historical impacts of the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. on American society.
Reading packet teaching 8th-grade household budgeting concepts (income, expenses, savings) through an expanded informational passage and related activities.
Graphic organizer to help students analyze a character's words, thoughts, actions, feelings, physical characteristics, and identity roles while reading.
Teach sequencing/timeline skills using a rap-song nonfiction passage on the history of breaking (breakdancing), covering its origins, terminology, technique elements, and its path to becoming an Olympic sport.
A research-based opinion writing activity (Love of Learning Live) in which students research two assigned Arctic animals and argue which they would rather be, using 'Would You Rather' writing prompts.
Students read the background sections, answer questions, and use the comparison organizer to examine different responses to religious revival. The later material asks them to consider social effects and connections with changing ideas about authority. Use the pages for a guided history discussion or pair reading followed by a class comparison.
Differentiated reading packet teaching Georgia's contributions to World War I (training camps, textile and arms factories, railroads/ports, victory gardens, war bonds) via two leveled passages and comprehension activities.
Teach grade 3 students about the different regions, lifestyles, and environments of American Indian tribes across North America.
A phonics activity that teaches syllable counting and syllable division using an original nonfiction song-lyric passage on the history and origins of hip hop and rap as the reading text.
An inquiry-based document activity (Google and traditional versions) exploring daily life in the Middle Ages and the growth of towns/trade economy, using a warm-up reading, picture analysis, and primary/secondary source stations.