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Students read two chapters per day alongside suggested videos (e.g., Mount Vesuvius facts, Roman Colosseum history, Ancient Rome for kids, volcano facts, Roman mythology), complete a pre-reading prediction activity, a KWL worksheet, daily chapter quizzes, vocabulary words, and a daily drawing activity (Mount Vesuvius, a gladiator, a…
Teach students why Columbus believed he could reach Asia by sailing west, using the historical example of Martin Behaim's 1492 globe (the 'Erdapfel'), and have them build a replica globe craft.
Read a fictional dialogue passage in which a girl tells her mother facts about the Aztec/Spanish/European history of chocolate; sequence five historical events from the story in correct order; write a short story about a favorite food after researching it; solve math word problems about chocolate consumption/production (fractions,…
Students read chapters of the novel (independently or aloud), watch suggested videos, complete KWL and vocabulary worksheets and chapter quizzes, take part in discussions, and complete related drawing/art activities each day of the 5-day plan; an optional unit-long podcast project is also offered.
Read the narrative passage 'Our Best Friend' about the family dog Trooper, then complete a true/false-correction comprehension exercise, write an original pet story, complete an antonym vocabulary exercise, solve a set of dog-themed math word problems (ratios, unit rates, graphing), and complete a dog-breed word-search puzzle.
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a related video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary words, fill out a KWL worksheet across the week, and do a related daily activity (e.g., draw the Titanic/iceberg, sink/float experiment, Titanic passenger role-play).
Read a nonfiction article, answer true/false comprehension questions, write antonyms for listed words, solve math word problems, write a short descriptive narrative, and complete a word search.
Watch linked videos, do independent or read-aloud readings, complete worksheets (KWL chart, video notes, life cycle diagram, investigation organizers, comparison charts, historical timeline), draw and color polar bear pages, and create a poster/lapbook/interactive notebook project.
Students read the biographical passage, then complete a fact-vs-opinion identification exercise, a first-person journal-entry writing task imagining being on the 1909 expedition, a geography/map short-answer exercise, a vocabulary exercise on prefixes, math word problems based on facts from the passage, and a themed crossword puzzle.
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a linked video about the Congo rainforest or gorillas, complete a chapter comprehension quiz and vocabulary worksheets, fill out a KWL (Know/Want to know/Learned) chart before and after the unit, complete a pre-reading prediction worksheet, and do a daily craft/activity (e.g.…
Students match characters to descriptions, use context clues to determine word meanings, read a bar graph and a pie chart, fill in a story map, analyze unfair scenarios and propose fair responses, answer reflection questions, and write the opening of an original story.
Across 5 days, students watch linked videos about India/tigers/elephants/rhinos, read two chapters per day, complete a before-reading prediction sheet, a KWL chart, per-chapter comprehension quizzes (5 questions each, chapters 1-10), define/illustrate chapter vocabulary words, and complete a themed drawing activity each day.
Over 5 days, read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a themed video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary worksheet, fill in a KWL chart (before/after reading), and do a daily hands-on activity (e.g., make a 'housewife' sewing kit, draw/make a Clara Barton paper doll and nurse's hat, build a Civil War drum set, make…
Participate in pre-viewing discussion and vocabulary preview, watch the film taking notes, engage in guided post-viewing discussion, then independently complete a multi-part worksheet: recall prior knowledge, build a character profile of young M.L. King, take notes on key scenes (the friendship lost to segregation, the shoe store…
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a related video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary words, fill out a KWL worksheet across the week, and do a related daily activity (e.g., draw historic Philadelphia, write a constitution, kite/electricity experiment).
Over 5 days, students watch suggested videos (e.g., prairie schooners, sod houses, one-room schools, how tornadoes form, pioneer daily life), read 2 chapters per day independently or aloud, complete a pre-reading prediction activity and a KWL chart (Know/Want to Know before reading, Learned after), answer a short-answer quiz for each of…
Complete a morning/afternoon message worksheet with clock and coin brainstorm lists, do independent reading with fiction/non-fiction reader-response forms, work through time-telling activities (reading clocks to the nearest 5 minutes, elapsed time, earlier/later), work through money activities (identifying coins/bills to $5, making…
Over 5 days, students watch assigned videos, read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), complete a before-reading prediction sheet and a KWL chart, answer chapter-by-chapter quiz questions (5-6 short-answer questions per chapter), study vocabulary words drawn from each chapter (recording a definition and drawing a picture for…
Complete a morning message worksheet; read independently and fill out a fiction or non-fiction reader-response form; solve addition/subtraction word problems and match answers to numbers in a sentence anagram; complete a multiplication-by-3s and triangle-measuring activity; build a personal timeline using construction paper and a ruler;…
Free download Participate in a pre-reading discussion, learn difficult vocabulary, read/discuss the companion story, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, answer short written response questions, complete a creative-writing prompt, and take part in a wrap-up discussion, once per lesson.
Complete morning/afternoon message worksheets, independent reading with reader-response forms, read-and-answer-questions biography activities, play a 'Famous Americans Board Game' recording facts learned, build a timeline of important dates, practice naming/adding coin and bill amounts featuring Famous Americans, play vocabulary games,…
Complete morning/afternoon class meeting message activities; read independently and complete reader-response forms (including a nonfiction 'Real Places Real Things Real People' form); break down compound words, build an ABC Book of Compound Words and a Compound Word Collection Book; generate sentences using prefixes (un-, pre-, re-,…
A week-long mini unit teaching students to write constructed responses using the RACE strategy, intended for the start of the school year or as review before testing season.
Free download Participate in a pre-reading discussion, learn difficult vocabulary, read/discuss the companion story, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, answer short written response questions, complete a creative-writing prompt, and take part in a wrap-up discussion, once per lesson.