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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…
read a short poem, learn a related literary-device definition (e.g., apostrophe), complete an annotation activity marking examples of the device in the poem, answer discussion questions, draft an analytical essay, complete a peer review, and produce a final essay draft; this sequence repeats across 10 different poems/lessons for 10…
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Read an informational passage about African savanna animals (gazelles, elephants, lions, zebras, okapi, dung beetles, wildebeest, black mambas, and more) either aloud or independently, then answer at least 15 comprehension questions worth varying point values.
Provide a blank monthly lesson-plan template for teachers to organize daily activities and Common Core standards across five weeks.
This resource is a Robbery in the Science Lab Blood Type Lesson Plan. With this lesson plan, students will learn all they need to know about blood types, how they form and much more. Students will love working together and individually to solve this mystery.
A complete elementary lesson plan teaching magnetism (attract/repel, sorting magnetic vs. non-magnetic materials) with differentiated small-group activities.
Discuss pre-reading questions, read a biographical passage on Beethoven, answer comprehension questions, match vocabulary words in context to meanings, discuss after-reading opinion questions, prepare and give a short presentation on an admired artist, and do group discussion work.
With our Unit Lesson Plan Template, you can develop your lessons more easily and across a specific unit. First, you will pick the theme of your unit. This will help you to focus your teaching and better develop your curriculum.
Full multi-component reading lesson plan for teaching the short story 'Cranes' by Hwang Sunwon, covering plot, characterization, and literary analysis.
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.
Use this lesson plan alongside your own copy of Anton Chekhov’s The Bet. The worksheet moves through previewing, vocabulary, ten reading questions and literary analysis before a critical-thinking writing task on capital punishment. A marked copy supplies responses to the reading questions, while text-neutral organizers and literary PowerPoints support selected teaching focuses. The plan highlights plot and theme and includes a write-pair-share routine for developing ideas.
Present Continuous Beginner Lesson Plan The Present Continuous Beginner Lesson Plan teaches early English language learners how to describe ongoing actions in the present period. Created specifically for A1 students, it provides a variety of materials to strengthen the basics of grammar needed for everyday conversation and writing.…
List and describe (in a paragraph) the steps taken to brush teeth using a graphic organizer, then draw and label each step in boxes; as a class, participate in a tally-chart/bar-graph activity on daily routines, and optionally design and advertise a new toothpaste product.
Provide a blank weekly lesson-plan template for teachers to organize multiple subjects, activities, Common Core standards, and homework across Monday-Friday.
The Last Dog Full Lesson Plan Bundle for Middle and High School Engage your students with this comprehensive reading lesson plan bundle for the novel The Last Dog by Katherine Paterson. This resource includes a complete lesson plan to guide students through the text, analyzing aspects like theme, characterization, figurative language,…
Complete multi-day ELA lesson-plan bundle for teaching the short story 'Miss Awful' by Arthur Cavanaugh, covering plot and characterization (extendable to other literary elements), with supporting PowerPoints, graphic organizers, and bonus classroom-management/reflection materials.
Students complete true/false, matching, synonym/antonym, fill-in and dialogue-based exercises about food, including reading a short dialogue comparing US and Japanese lunch foods (sandwiches vs. sushi vs. noodles).
Practice English listening and writing with a lesson about tv and netflix.
Personal and Objective Pronouns Beginner Lesson Plan This 35-page beginner lesson plan helps students learn about personal and objective pronouns. It starts with flashcards to introduce key concepts. A warm-up activity activates prior knowledge. Then, the main lesson explores pronoun usage with examples. Students learn construction…
Students read/discuss Chapter 5 of 'The Giver', answer guided questions, analyze main themes and key events, and reflect on the concept of individuality and conformity in the text.
The A1 lesson introduces occupations through vocabulary work and a workplace dialogue. Learners read about people’s responsibilities and answer true-or-false questions, with audio and flashcards supporting practice. Use the answer sheet for review and the digital-access instructions when assigning individual online copies.
Discuss pre-reading questions about Steve Irwin with a partner after watching a video clip; read the biographical passage and answer first-reading comprehension questions; match vocabulary words to synonyms; answer after-reading discussion/opinion questions; write a summary of Irwin's life in the student's own words.
A multi-file ESL lesson plan (level A1) teaching English greetings and introductory small-talk conversation.