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Answer teacher questions about how many animals are shown (e.g., 'There are four turtles'), play an online underwater counting game, and complete related worksheet exercises using full-sentence answers.
Students watch a video, discuss guided questions, complete a worksheet (quick questions, tree-benefit matching, mystery-tree quiz, draw-and-label a tree, short written reflections), and optionally take a tree-observation walk and sketch a tree.
This is an ELA ESL ELL and TEFL upper intermediate lesson plan worksheet set for The Rain poem. Students will read this poem and then complete the exercises to follow, which will assess their comprehension and implement grammar skills. They will study this poem about a rainy day with storms and flooding and the destruction they can…
Students discuss before-reading opinion questions, watch a linked hyperloop video, read a biographical article about Elon Musk, answer reading comprehension questions, work in small groups on deeper after-reading discussion questions with assigned recorder/reporter roles, and then research one of three inventors (Tim Berners-Lee, Ada…
ESL/EFL lesson plan teaching vocabulary and grammar (gerunds after verbs like enjoy/like) related to leisure activities, for A1 beginner learners
Your vs. You're | Pre-Intermediate Lesson Plan This comprehensive lesson plan offers an effective approach towards understanding 'Your' vs 'You're', commonly confused words in the English language. Aimed at grade 3 to 5 students, this is a prime resource for teaching crucial grammar aspects within English Language Arts coursework. The…
Past Modal Verbs Advanced ESL ELA ELL and TEFL Lesson Plan. This advanced English lesson plan helps students master past modal verbs. Educators can use the informative worksheet set to teach the intricacies of words like could, would, and should. Students will gain a deeper understanding of these complex verb forms before applying their…
Participate in a 'Mystery Celebration' hook activity, learn the meaning of the three official Mardi Gras colors (purple=justice, green=faith, gold=power) through an 'I Spy' game and color-chain craft, learn about parades/krewes/throws/masks/King Cake/music/food, then complete 2-3 hands-on craft activities chosen by the teacher (mask…
Students discuss butterflies, watch a video, participate in guided discussion, then complete a worksheet matching life-cycle stages to descriptions, sequencing the stages, filling in vocabulary blanks, coloring/drawing each stage, and naming another animal that undergoes metamorphosis.
Past Simple: To Be Verbs | Beginner Lesson Plan The Past Simple: To Be Verbs | Beginner Lesson Plan is a high-quality ESL EFL ELL teaching resource that caters primarily to language arts students. Primarily focusing on enhancing grammar skills, this resource offers meticulous aid to grasp the 'Past Simple To Be' verbs. About the…
Our New Home Short Story Lesson Plan for ESL ELA ELL students. Introduce your students to the pre-intermediate short story "Our New Home" with this engaging English language arts lesson plan. Through rich discussion questions and comprehension activities, learners analyze plot, characters, and central themes of this literary text. Then,…
Study a sample acrostic poem, brainstorm words for each letter of a topic word, assemble a cut-and-glue interactive notebook flap template, draft and write their own acrostic poem, then publish it onto an anthology page.
Complete practice worksheets on is/am/are usage (with answers), play classroom flashcard games, and follow a structured warm-up/introduction/practice lesson procedure.
This is a pre intermediate ESL ELA ELL lesson plan worksheet set for Wh- Questions - Past Tense. Students will learn more about these and then complete the exercises to follow, which will assess their comprehension and implement grammar skills. They will learn how to use the following wh-questions in the past; When did an action occur…
An editable PowerPoint lesson-plan template gives physical education teachers a repeating one-page layout with text boxes for Skill for the Day, Learning Target, Equipment and Setup, Other Academic Area Connection, Warm-up Activity, Learning Group Activity, Assessment, Activity/Game Description, and Modifications, plus a reference block listing the five older SHAPE America National Standards for physical education. Each text box automatically resizes typed content to fit, so a teacher clicks into a field and types without reformatting. Duplicate the repeating blank layout to plan several lessons or units in one document. This is a planning tool for the teacher to complete themselves; it contains no ready-made lesson content, activities, or student materials.
Discuss prior knowledge of Martin Luther King Jr.; learn key vocabulary (segregation, equality, non-violence, civil rights, discrimination, activism, boycott, Nobel Peace Prize, 'I Have a Dream,' Civil Rights Act); watch a linked YouTube video and complete a timeline of MLK's life events while watching, plus answer paused comprehension…
Students learn the limerick structure (5 lines, AABBA rhyme scheme, syllable pattern), brainstorm characters/situations, draft their limerick using guided line-by-line prompts on a Cover Sheet, glue it into an interactive notebook alongside a Response Sheet, share for peer feedback, revise, and publish a final draft (with illustration…
A supplemental Grade 4 NGSS resource providing lesson plan outlines, guided activities, and resource links (e.g. videos, PowerPoint) for teaching all Grade 4 Next Generation Science Standards, meant to accompany (not replace) a core science curriculum.
Students discuss what mental health means, learn vocabulary, watch a short video twice and complete a comprehension worksheet (multiple choice, gap-fill, true/false), match life events to feelings, write a short reflective paragraph on one of three prompts, and create a group poster with 5 tips for good mental health.
Observe nature scenes, brainstorm descriptive words, draft a haiku following the 5-7-5 syllable pattern, share for feedback, revise, and glue the finished poem into an interactive notebook cover/response sheet set.
Students watch the teacher demonstrate reading an analog clock, make and wear a paper watch to practice asking/answering 'What time is it?' with classmates, write times shown under clocks, listen and draw clock hands for dictated times, play a 'What's the Time, Mr Wolf?' movement game, then progress to reading and drawing half-past,…
Students discuss prior knowledge of Shakespeare, watch an introductory video, complete a plot-sequencing worksheet, research and present character analyses via posters/mind maps, participate in a themed class debate, translate Shakespearean excerpts into modern English and identify literary devices, write and perform modernized scene…
Students answer before-reading discussion questions, read a biographical passage, answer reading comprehension questions, match vocabulary synonyms, discuss after-reading questions in groups, and write a for/against essay on a prompt about Trump's presidency.
Students engage in pre-viewing discussion (e.g. 'If you had three wishes, what would you wish for?'), watch the film, and complete related worksheet activities; specific viewing/post-viewing worksheet tasks are beyond the captured text.