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Comparatives Pre-Intermediate ESL ELA ELL Lesson Plan, your go-to resource for helping students understand comparatives effectively, while building a strong foundation in grammar skills. Designed to adapt to modern educators' needs, this comprehensive learning tool is available in both digital and printable formats. The package contains…
Complete an interactive-notebook vocabulary cutout/definitions activity; brainstorm forms of energy with a partner; work in groups of 2-5 at energy stations answering conclusion/H.O.T. questions about sources of energy, particle movement/heat, light passing through objects, and solar dependency; complete printable worksheets and a…
Are you looking for a clear and structured way to teach antonym diamante poems? This resource will guide students step-by-step through writing a diamante poem using antonyms. It will help students understand both the 7-line poem structure and how opposites connect within their writing. With a combination of examples, interactive…
The Lorax Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 2 - 5 Help students discover the importance of environmental responsibility through this engaging, no-prep lesson inspired by The Lorax (2012)! This cross-curricular resource combines science, citizenship, social-emotional learning, math, and ELA skills as students explore why…
Read a passage about Hercules and his twelve labors, answer reading comprehension fill-in-the-blank questions, solve math word problems based on story details, unscramble vocabulary words, use a map to determine cardinal directions between countries, and write a short creative-writing response.
This resource is a set of links to accompany sub plans. From movement activities to read alouds , there's something for every sub and every classroom.
The Wild Robot Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 3 - 6 Bring science, social-emotional learning, and critical thinking together with this engaging, no-prep lesson inspired by The Wild Robot (2024)! Students explore animal adaptations, survival strategies, character growth, and the power of kindness while developing data…
Engage in daily interactive activities, games, and notes on word parts, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, analogies, and context clues; complete homework tasks (e.g., a 'Make Your Own Word' flip book); take a cumulative Greek and Latin Roots test on Day 11.
Brainstorm and write their dream job on a post-it note and post it on a bulletin board; fold paper into a 16-box grid and record classmates' dream jobs while mingling until they get 4 in a row (bingo); then write the start of an expository paragraph restating their dream job with two supporting reasons.
Free download For each of the 6 lessons (A Friend's Promise; The Rumor; Finishing Together; Seniors Acting; Funland; Back to School), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via vocabulary and vocabulary-question exercises, answer writing questions, complete a creative…
A cross-curricular lesson ('The Power of Words') inspired by Charlotte's Web, teaching word meanings/vocabulary, fact vs. opinion, reading line/bar graphs, and persuasive/descriptive writing, framed around friendship and loyalty themes.
A 90-minute social-emotional learning lesson (inspired by, but unaffiliated with, the film Inside Out) teaching students to name the five core emotions, understand why every emotion is useful, and practice reading/creating bar and pie graphs about feelings.
Provide a Level P (Grade 3) guided-reading lesson plan for a nonfiction book about sharks, covering shark anatomy, senses, and ecological role.
Watch the film Flora & Ulysses and complete 30 activities in order across 8 sections: pre-viewing predictions/K-W-L, while-watching notes, comprehension (multiple choice, true/false, short answer, sequencing, matching), vocabulary (synonyms/antonyms, crossword, word search), character trait charts and Venn diagram, theme selection and…
Read two chapters per day, watch a related video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary worksheet, and do a related drawing activity (e.g. draw a Native American, a teepee, a buffalo).
Complete morning/afternoon large-group 'message' activities, read independently and fill out reader-response forms, work through literacy-block worksheets on Great Lakes topics (Ice Age formation, First Peoples, French exploration/fur trade, lighthouses, shipping, shipwrecks), do math computation and bar-graph activities comparing lake…
A guided-reading lesson plan and Level N informational text ('World Cities: Manchester') introducing the UK city of Manchester - its geography, waterways, weather, industrial (textile mill) history, and modern growth - for small-group leveled reading instruction.
Slumberland Movie Study | Fantasy Adventure, ELA, Figurative Language, Critical Thinking & SEL Activities | Grades 3–9 Take students on a magical journey through dreams, imagination, and self-discovery with this engaging Slumberland Movie Study ! Based on the Netflix fantasy adventure, this resource helps students explore themes of…
Complete morning and afternoon large-group message worksheets; read independently and fill out fiction or non-fiction reader-response forms; complete ear and eye diagrams; read short passages about deafness/sign language and blindness/braille and practice both; learn 8 new vocabulary words (sign language, deaf, blind, communicate,…
Complete grade-differentiated independent work packets (per bundle overview: letter tracing and number recognition for Kindergarten, reading passages with text-dependent questions and thematic math problems for Grades 1-2, and reading comprehension/multi-step word problems/critical thinking for Grades 3-5) while a substitute oversees…
Free download For each of the 6 lessons (No Fly Zone; Ostrich; Chickadees; The Owl; Turkeys; Oil Spill), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via vocabulary and vocabulary-question exercises, answer writing questions, complete a creative writing prompt, take part in a…
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Support a guided-reading lesson (Level Q, Grade 4) built around a nonfiction book about how fish survive, teaching science vocabulary and reading-comprehension strategies.
Listen to and read CVC short-a words, sort words by word family, match short-a words to pictures using flash cards, and complete short-a worksheets (beginning/ending sounds, spelling, general practice) leveled by ability group.