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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…
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 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.
Overview The War of the Wall: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers is a comprehensive resource designed to streamline the teaching of Toni Cade Bambara's captivating text. Ideal for students in grades 5 through 9, it provides substantial support primarily for Language Arts and Literature education. File Formats You'll…
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…
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…
'Wonder' Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 5 - 6 Inspire meaningful conversations about kindness, empathy, and acceptance with this engaging, no-prep lesson inspired by Wonder (2017)! Students explore multiple perspectives, learn the difference between being an upstander and a bystander, analyze real-world data, and reflect…
A 45-minute lesson plan teaching upper-elementary students the story and significance of Passover, including its themes of freedom and perseverance.
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 45-minute lesson plan teaching the Passover/Exodus story to upper-elementary students using clips from the 1998 animated film 'The Prince of Egypt' with guided discussion.
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.
School of Rock Lesson Plan, Worksheets & PowerPoint | Grades 5 - 6 Turn leadership development into an engaging learning experience with these Rock and Roll Leadership activities . This resource combines an editable PowerPoint lesson , student worksheets, and a complete answer key to help students explore leadership qualities, teamwork,…
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…
A perseverance, growth-mindset, and word-study (roots/affixes) lesson inspired by the film Akeelah and the Bee, also touching on reading a bar graph and goal-setting.
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.
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…