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Students work through a sequence of clue activities (crossword, word search, dominoes, a differentiated worksheet, and a code-breaker sheet) to find four numbers that unlock a combination lock, following a fictional 'antidote' scenario introduced via a PowerPoint.
follow along with a scripted, question-and-pause instructor dialogue to practice 2-point perspective drawing of a building exterior, with shading
Continue the knight's-quest narrative through four puzzle activities (Carnival Game, Ball Toss, Bubbles, Frames) plus an extra-time activity, solving multiplication/division equations to earn a dragon scale.
Read/listen to the picture book 'Farm Animals are People Too'; discuss and redefine the word 'person'; complete worksheets; write a letter (with an accompanying drawing) to a chosen farmed animal as a final assessment.
Students answer a brief warm-up 'number talk' math question, watch a teacher demonstration (I Do) of one technique element, practice it with a partner or imaginary ball (We Do/You Do), then apply it during the day's game.
follow along with a scripted, question-and-pause instructor dialogue to practice pencil value/shading techniques and drawing six basic 3D forms (cube, triangular prism, sphere, cylinder, cone, pyramid)
Listen to or watch a read-aloud of the story, discuss what it feels like to be included/excluded, rotate through 5 discussion-question stations using UV invisible-ink pens to reveal and answer hidden questions, write a compliment for a secret partner, and complete a written exit ticket reflecting on personal experiences of exclusion.
Students look up the distance of each planet in the solar system from the sun (using an internet search), then build a spreadsheet table (e.g., in Excel or Google Docs) listing the planets and their distances; the teacher first reviews what a spreadsheet, row, column, and cell are.
Discuss advantages of a college education; create a Google Doc; answer 12 guided research questions about a chosen college/university (intended major, schools offering it, GPA needed, required tests, application fee/deadline, tuition, room and board cost, financial aid/scholarships, sports/mascot, and personal fit).
follow along with a scripted, question-and-pause instructor dialogue to practice observational illustration of a real object using light, shadow, and value, distinguishing illustration from artistic interpretation
Each week, students work through a scripted lesson with vocabulary, a story/scenario, class discussion, activity worksheets, and a reflection component; teachers use a full answer guide and an editable family letter to support the lesson.
Read assigned chapters of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, complete study guide questions and vocabulary work, participate in class discussions, take comprehension/vocabulary tests, and complete writing projects analyzing the novel's themes and characters.
Students work through slide lessons on how snow crystals form and grow (nucleation, supersaturation, crystal size, six-fold symmetry, uniqueness), complete interactive PowerPoint activities in a journal (materials: blank journal page, pencil/pen/colored pencils), and (per additional bundle components) study Wilson Bentley's life and…
Complete KWL charts, vocabulary word cards/dictionary work, copywork pages, and 3-2-1 reflection sheets; read original informational passages on New Zealand topics (e.g. an introduction covering location, flag, capital city, other major cities, and official languages); answer discussion questions; complete differentiated…
A multi-resource unit study packet to teach elementary/middle grades about Ancient Greek civilization (geography, culture, key figures, gods, daily life, historical events).
Watch linked videos, read macaw-related articles, fill in KWL charts, video-notes sheets, graphic organizers (life cycle, investigation, can/have/are, is/has/needs), a rainforest animal comparison, a historical timeline, habitat-damage and conservation worksheets, movie/documentary review sheets, and assemble interactive notebook…
Across 5 days, students watch linked videos, read passages (independently or aloud), complete worksheets (KWL chart, video notes, life cycle diagrams, investigation sheets, can/have/are grammar sheets), do activities such as drawing and coloring a tiger, and on the final day create a poster, lapbook, or interactive notebook summarizing…
Students work through daily lessons/worksheets on each state symbol, optionally create a research report using included graphic organizers, and may complete an optional class podcast project.
A multi-resource unit study packet to teach elementary/middle grades about the Ancient Indus Valley (Harappan) civilization: geography, daily life, inventions, and key sites.
Students work through daily lessons/worksheets on each state symbol, optionally create a research report using included graphic organizers, and may complete an optional class podcast project.
Students read a narrative passage about a family zoo trip and lemurs, then complete a True/False comprehension section, a homonym vocabulary exercise, math word problems ('Figure It Out'), and map/geography questions ('Map Moments'); an answer key is provided.
Each day, students watch a curated video, read a passage (independently or read-aloud), and complete worksheets/discussion (KWL chart, video notes, graphic organizers on life cycle or can/have/are and is/has/needs sentence frames) plus a daily activity (drawing, habitat coloring page, poison dart frog coloring page); the unit ends with…
A multi-resource unit study packet to teach elementary/middle grades about Ancient Mesopotamia: geography, key figures/places, innovations (writing, wheel, law code), and daily life.
Full lesson plan and supporting materials for teaching the short story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros, focused on literary analysis (characterization, narration, plot, theme, symbolism, irony, figurative language, imagery).