Impacts of the Computer + Internet on American Life Reading Packet
Teach the historical impacts of the personal computer and the internet on American life.
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Teach the historical impacts of the personal computer and the internet on American life.
A short early-reading passage paired with a main-idea-and-details graphic organizer, used to practice identifying the main idea and supporting details of a story.
Reading/graphic-organizer packet connecting causes of the Industrial Revolution to the US Civil War.
Assesses student understanding of main idea versus supporting details in informational text passages, aligned to Common Core RI.4.2.
Deliver a 5-day, multidisciplinary unit study on puffins (an arctic animal) combining videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, and daily activities.
A scaffolded argumentative essay-writing packet for John Steinbeck's The Pearl, guiding students from evidence collection through an outline to a final essay answering whether Kino should have sold his pearl for the price offered.
A bundled set of graphic organizers covering the five elements of a story (Character, Setting, Plot, Theme, Conflict), used to help students analyze narrative texts.
Guides students through independent biographical research on Dante Alighieri and the writing of a 5-paragraph research essay, using a graphic-organizer worksheet, a peer/self writing-tips checklist, and a scored essay rubric.
A reading-and-writing activity teaching students to compare citizen participation in the governments of Brazil, Mexico (democratic) and Cuba (autocratic).
A digital (Google Slides-based) vocabulary practice set for grades 6-8 ELA on the concepts of central idea and theme, using graphic organizers and a self-checking 'secret picture' drag-and-drop matching activity.
Digital/printable graphic-organizer templates (Volume 2) giving students sentence-level narrative writing practice across 10 topics.
A differentiated reading and writing packet teaching the causes, events, and effects of U.S. involvement in World War I, via an informational passage provided at two reading levels (A and B), a cause/effect graphic organizer, multiple-choice questions, and short/extended written responses.
Help students retell and comprehend the plot of Hansel and Gretel using graphic organizers and a sequencing mini-booklet.
Book D of a 4-book reading-comprehension series pairing short reading selections (from past issues of Highlights for Children) with a matched graphic organizer and a 3-part worksheet (comprehension questions, Analyze and Write, Think and Write) to teach systematic thinking and reading strategies for grades 5-6.
A teacher's guide for a digital, Google Slides-based vocabulary practice activity on the theme of analyzing arguments.
A research-based graphic-organizer worksheet on the contributions and sacrifices of minority fighting forces in World War II (Tuskegee Airmen, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Navajo Code Talkers), tied to US History Standard 11.7.3.
A 14-slide digital mini-lesson teaching students about the state of Ohio (geography, symbols, facts).
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study teaching elementary students about toucans (description, diet, habitat, life cycle, predators) via videos, readings, worksheets, and activities.
An interactive Google Slides resource that gives students prewriting practice and guides them through drafting a paragraph.
A multi-lesson literature unit built around the novel "Habibi" (chapters confirmed include "Kiss," "Jet Set," "Clover Chain," "Blip," and "Estate Sale"), breaking the book into sections with comprehension worksheets, vocabulary study, and essay writing as students read.
A cut-and-paste interactive notebook covering Theodore Roosevelt's life, contributions, comparison to students' own lives, and positive character traits, aligned to Georgia standards SS1H1a, SS1H1b, SS1G1a, and SS1CG1.
Deliver a 90-minute ELA literacy-block packet built around a short informative reading passage about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, with comprehension, critical-thinking, vocabulary, research, and writing activities.
Teaches compare-and-contrast reading skills using a nonfiction rap-song passage about three African American Revolutionary War figures (James Armistead, Peter Salem, and Colonel Tye).
Teach students about the abolitionist and women's suffrage movements through a differentiated informational reading passage, then check understanding with vocabulary, a graphic organizer, and comprehension questions.