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Match flashcard pictures to fruit words, find the eight fruit words in a word-search grid, and (in groups of four) cut out and draw fruit cards for a matching/naming game.
A teacher-facing lesson-plan template for tracking which ESOL/ESL instructional strategies are used with a student each week.
Follow a lesson using a printed image of Bridget Riley's artwork, circle tracers, rulers, and paper/scissors/glue to explore fraction decomposition (CCSS 4.NF.B.3.B) through art-making.
Provide a blank daily lesson-plan template for teachers to record an objective tied to a Common Core standard and organize whole-group/small-group activities.
Complete missing letters in weather sentences (e.g. "It's s_nn_"), match weather conditions to actions (e.g. "It's sunny - put on sunscreen"), draw pictures of people doing activities in each weather type and practice asking/answering "What's the weather like?" with classmates, mime weather conditions, and find/correct mistakes in given…
Learn and spell 10 animal names (elephant, lion, dog, cat, spider, butterfly, bird, fish, monkey, snake) via teacher drawing and miming games, fill in missing letters in animal words, draw and rank 4 favorite animals, practice asking/answering 'Which animal do you like? I like ___', and sort animals by syllable-stress pattern (O / Oo /…
ESL/English reading comprehension and vocabulary practice built around biographical readings of three famous musicians (David Bowie, Beethoven, Lady Gaga), each with a full lesson plan.
Provide a blank weekly lesson-plan template for teachers to organize multiple subjects, activities, Common Core standards, and homework across Monday-Friday.
Watch a video, complete an amendment-matching worksheet, analyze case-study scenarios, prepare for and hold a class debate on which amendment is most important, and write a letter to James Madison.
Discuss favorite animals and zoo experiences; learn about engineering careers that work with animals; research their assigned kit animal; sketch a redesigned enclosure with a ramp or lever and a water feature; build the enclosure using the 3Dux cardboard kit, connectors, and brass fasteners; share and discuss their finished design.
To Be Verbs | Beginner Lesson Plan This English lesson plan teaches beginner ELL and ELA students the verb "to be" in a simple yet comprehensive way. With materials like flashcards , conversational topics, writing exercises, games and more, students will gain confidence using "to be" properly in self-introductions, descriptions, and…
A multi-file ELA lesson package for teaching the short story 'A Crush' by Cynthia Rylant, built around literary analysis (plot/characterization/theme as applicable).
Play a color-identification game with items and swatches, draw and color pictures of a given color, write color words on worksheets, ask/answer 'What color is the ___?' about classroom objects and pictures, and color a rainbow to introduce additional colors.
Participate in a check-in and video-based discussion, then use ladder/mountain/stairs/clouds worksheets to write how they act at each step as an emotion intensifies, given a baseline emotion (e.g., anger, sadness).
Guess and name items pulled from a bag, copy vocabulary words under pictures, practice asking/answering yes-no questions about bag contents, and (per teacher notes) make a paper 'bag' craft as part of a related activity.
Discuss and define energy vocabulary (energy, electrical energy, protons, chemical energy), complete interactive-notebook vocabulary cutouts, follow a 5E-style guided lesson on how electrons create electric charge, and take a quiz.
Analyze artworks (The Old Guitarist, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Guernica, etc.), complete a timeline fill-in-the-blank worksheet, discuss themes, and create Picasso-inspired artwork.
Practice saying greetings and farewells aloud with the teacher and classmates, make simple stick puppets and use them to greet others, walk around the room greeting peers using target language, complete speech-bubble worksheets by writing the correct greeting word, and unscramble jumbled letters to write greeting words correctly.
Trace and cut out a paper/cardstock hand, cut jointed 'finger' sections and glue them onto it, attach cut straw pieces as finger joints, thread yarn through the straws as 'tendons', and pull the strings to make the built hand's fingers bend and grip; then test what the hand can and cannot pick up and discuss the results.
View pictures of different birds, complete a 4-box graphic organizer describing 3 physical features of each bird, discuss findings with a turn-and-talk partner, build a class Venn diagram comparing two birds, participate in a class discussion on how physical features aid survival, and complete a follow-up creative writing activity from…
Watch a video, discuss key symbols (the green light, Valley of Ashes, Dr. Eckleburg's eyes), analyze characters in pairs, write a reflective response, and complete a creative writing task.
The Terrible Day Short Story | Upper Intermediate Lesson Plan This upper intermediate English lesson plan helps students improve their reading comprehension and grammar skills. Educators can implement this resource in multiple ways - as a whole group activity, small group work, or as an individual assignment. First, students read the…
Read the short story, then complete comprehension and grammar exercises (e.g. true/false statements); usable as individual, small group, or full class work; the resource also offers a Google Apps version students can copy to their own Drive.
A ready-to-use substitute/emergency lesson plan connecting science and engineering concepts to roller coasters, for grade 3-4 classrooms needing a quick sub plan.