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Students play a volleying game in groups of 5: they stand in hula hoops around a poly-spot, call 'ball' before hitting, try to keep a volley going as long as possible without letting it hit the floor, and the top teams advance to play on a netted court.
Working in role-play groups (e.g. medical examiner, archaeologist, reporter, sketch artist, historian), students complete a web quest to gather clues about King Tut's death, participate in a mock trial (judge, jury, attorneys, witnesses), and write persuasive pieces arguing their conclusion, supported by pre/post tests and grading…
In each mini-lesson, students watch a brief teacher demonstration (I do), practice the cued skill element together (we do), then apply it individually during a kicking game (you do); students also play a full class kicking/retrieving game (Friday Night Heights) and are scored against a five-component rubric (9-step approach, foot…
Complete 22 worksheet activities across 5 scripted 45-minute daily lessons: My Year in Numbers (skip counting and reflection); Math with Friends (multi-step problems and decimal/fraction practice); Math Story Adventure (story problems with all operations); Number Detectives (decimals, fractions, and volume); Dreams for Sixth Grade (math…
Study a sample simile poem; answer reflective questions identifying personal strengths, emotional traits, interests, social traits, and physical characteristics; draft similes (using 'like' or 'as') based on these traits in an interactive notebook template; share drafts for peer feedback; revise; publish a final poem onto a lined sheet…
Write an essay on Constitution Articles 1-3, find and summarize/analyze 3 news articles connecting to those articles; write an essay on the Bill of Rights/Amendments and analyze 7 more news articles; write a concluding reflection essay and compile a bibliography.
Work in groups of 5-6 through 8 scripted scenarios (choosing 6 items to carry, losing a bag via dice roll, giving away items, discarding the heaviest item, eating/drinking supplies, competing by dice roll for limited boat seats, paying to board with money or valuables, losing water-damaged items), then complete written…
Complete 22 worksheet activities across 5 scripted 45-minute daily lessons: My Year in Numbers (skip counting, integers, and reflection); Math with Friends (multi-step problems and pre-algebra practice); Math Story Adventure (story problems with proportions, percents, and equations); Number Detectives (proportions, integers, equations,…
Read about wheel and axles and pulleys and complete accompanying reading activities.
Browse a table of books (a genre set, e.g. historical fiction), complete a Book Browse chart recording title, author, whether they've read it before, and whether they want to read it (with reasoning) for at least 7-8 books, then select one book to check out and record its page count and a realistic finish date.
participate in grade-appropriate reflection and reconnection activities (e.g. elementary: Winter Break Bingo mingling game; middle school: highlights/challenge reflection and pair-share; high school: individual reflective writing and 'real talk' discussion), set goals for the new semester, and engage in structured discussion
Answer chapter questions, build vocabulary, use graphic organizers, and engage in critical-thinking activities tied to the novel.
Read about what are force, motion, and work? and complete accompanying reading activities.
A comprehensive teaching packet for Ray Bradbury's short story 'All Summer in a Day,' guiding students through plot, characterization, and literary devices with a full lesson plan, worksheet, graphic organizers, and PowerPoints.
Read each short story and answer follow-up comprehension questions; per the teaching guide, questions target skills like locating, evaluating, and predicting information, with some stories including a follow-through extension activity.
The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive teaching resource meticulously designed for educators of middle school and early high-school students. It provides an intricate, yet streamlined approach to delivering a compelling lesson on William Saroyan's novel, The…
Read about levers and complete accompanying reading activities.
In groups of four to five, students take on roles (Excavator, Scribe/Recorder/Historian, Site Boss, Presenter, Photographer/Illustrator) to 'excavate' hidden broken clay-pot shards from sand-filled boxes, reassemble them, and draw conclusions about the artifact's origin and use; individually, students define vocabulary terms…
Work through practice-fact sheets and 'travel folders' for each divisor group, complete worksheets, track progress on a Math Phonics progress chart, take a mid-unit assessment and a final division assessment, and use primes activity sheets/games.
Read facts distinguishing Groundhog Day legend from history, answer comprehension questions, respond to writing prompt task cards, complete a pre-writing graphic organizer, proofread, and produce a final draft graded with a rubric.
Read about inclined planes, wedges, and screws and complete accompanying reading activities.
Students write original poems in multiple forms, assemble foldable flip-book pages for an interactive notebook, use parts-of-speech sensory cards to draft sensory poems, and are graded on their work with a rubric; strongest poems may be submitted for outside publication.
Complete worksheets and activity pages on adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing integers, solving equations, plotting ordered pairs and graphing, finding slope, and multiplying binomials (including the FOIL method) and factoring quadratics; play games such as Speed Integers, Algebra Dice Roll, and Grapho.
Students engage with a lesson plan and essential-terms vocabulary instruction, complete a note-taking chart on the origins of the Constitution, complete K.I.M. vocabulary activities for essential terms, work through a study guide, and take a test; answer keys are provided for the note-taking chart, vocabulary activity, study guide, and…