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Read an informational passage (Version A on-level, Version B approaching/below-level) about African Americans' removal from and reinstatement to the Georgia General Assembly during Reconstruction, circle multiple-choice answers, match vocabulary terms to definitions, and fill in graphic organizers (a fact web about General Alfred H.…
After reading the story 'Prometheus the Firebringer' (provided externally, not in this file), answer 5 reflective questions covering mythological explanations of natural phenomena, Zeus's motivations, whether the mind is mankind's greatest weapon, whether Prometheus would repeat his choice, and what the myth says about hope; includes a…
Read an informational passage on immigration (Version A on-level or Version B below-level), then complete a graphic organizer with a drawing and sentence, multiple-choice comprehension questions, a vocabulary-matching activity, a push/pull-factors chart, a cause-and-effect chart, and a main-idea/supporting-details organizer.
Students read each legend, then complete a multiple-choice comprehension worksheet requiring them to select the correct answer and underline the sentence in the story that supports it (covering recall, character motivation, vocabulary-in-context, inference, setting/theme, and identifying genre features of a legend), plus a bonus…
After reading a book, spin the wheel and identify characters, settings, and major events; record answers using a graphic organizer.
A Common Core-aligned comprehension and research-project packet accompanying the novel 'Peak' (about climbing Mt. Everest), including guided research projects, comprehension questions, vocabulary, and assessment materials.
Listen to a referenced YouTube song, read the song lyrics as a nonfiction passage, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, complete a compare-and-contrast graphic organizer on two of the musicians, answer compare-and-contrast multiple-choice questions, write a compare-and-contrast paragraph using transition words, and choose the…
Teaches reading comprehension and compare-and-contrast skills using a nonfiction rap-song passage about the origins of Hip Hop (DJ Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and Grandmaster Flash).
Read the 'Davy Crockett' biography passage, then use a graphic organizer to answer given questions and write the sentence from the text where the answer was found, and write and answer one original question.
Teaches reading comprehension and compare-and-contrast skills using a nonfiction rap-song passage about the origins of Hip Hop (DJ Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and Grandmaster Flash).
Free download Read the short story, solve a vocabulary crossword, answer true/false and multiple-choice comprehension questions, answer long-answer critical-thinking questions about narration/foreshadowing/character, and complete a cause-and-effect graphic organizer.
Students make predictions before reading, examine and respond to the book cover, fill in a story-elements graphic organizer, retell/illustrate story sequence, describe events in chronological order, and write a Somebody-Wanted-But-So style summary.
Answer section comprehension questions and complete graphic organizers and writing tasks tied to specific page ranges, exercising skills such as identifying story elements, sequencing events, comparing/contrasting, summarizing, inferring outcomes, and drawing conclusions.
A print-and-go reading companion of activities to accompany the picture book "Octopus Stew" by Eric Velasquez, covering comprehension, story elements, character analysis, and extension writing/research tasks.
Free download Read the short story 'The Balloon That Wouldn't Float' and fill in graphic organizers for main idea, supporting details, a glossary, predictions, questions, text connections (I see/I hear/I feel), inferences, picture clues, context clues, and conclusion.
Watch an 'Are Robots Hurting Job Growth' 60 Minutes/CBS News video and answer 8 comprehension questions; read the textbook section on unemployment and complete an 'Unemployment: An Overview' graphic organizer (defining frictional, seasonal, structural, and cyclical unemployment with examples, and distinguishing underemployed vs.…
Free download Study classic tragedy examples and writing tips; complete a narrative-map graphic organizer (choose a tragic hero's name/status and map 5 story locations); draft, peer-edit, and finalize a tragedy narrative; work is scored against the included rubric.
Read nonfiction books about mosquitoes, study a teacher model essay, complete a graphic organizer of facts/opinions, write a rough draft using linking words to connect opinion and reasons, then edit and produce a final draft; work is scored with an included rubric.
Review prior unit facts via a sticky-note sorting activity, split into two rotating groups (one completing a graphic organizer on why trees need birds or birds need trees, the other reading a book on bird-tree interdependency), reconvene to complete a shared graphic organizer as a class, discuss findings with a partner, and complete a…
Read/listen to lyrics of 'Ophelia' by The Lumineers and 'Hey There Ophelia' by MC Lars, then answer close-reading questions and complete a graphic organizer connecting the songs to the play.
Watch a free public-access video and record basic characteristics of each market structure (warm-up); complete a graphic organizer defining market structure characteristics; read a student reading handout comparing the four market structures across four criteria (number of producers, product similarity, ease of entry, pricing power)…
Students view slides covering Oregon's surrounding states, capital and largest city, state flag and seal, symbols (motto, nickname, nature symbols such as beaver, meadowlark, salmon, sunstone), and a reading passage about Oregon's history, engaging with video/audio, graphic organizers, and summarizing activities per the seller…
Support close reading and character analysis of Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra for secondary ELA/literature students.
Students make predictions, identify story elements, sequence events, summarize using a graphic organizer, analyze character (traits/feelings/change/perspective), make inferences and connections, identify problem/solution, compare texts, write diary entries, complete a word search, write a book review, design a community flyer,…