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A comprehensive summative project for students to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the US Constitution through essays and analysis of current-events news articles.
A five-day, no-prep end-of-year math packet for 8th grade that reviews Common Core algebra and geometry topics through scripted lessons, worksheets, and a math story.
teaches the Five Themes of Geography (location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, region) through informational text with embedded questions, a crossword puzzle, personal-connection homework, a review study guide, and a summative test
Build student empathy for refugees and asylum seekers through an interactive classroom simulation in which groups role-play the decisions faced while fleeing conflict.
Teach students a structured process for browsing and selecting a 'just-right' book to read independently.
Guide middle/high school students to write a 4-paragraph argumentative letter to the editor taking a position on either a presidential candidate or mandatory voting.
a bundle of three complete 90-minute SEL/community-building lesson plans for reconnecting students after winter break, one each for elementary, middle school, and high school
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.
Provide a history lesson plan and worksheet on the fall of the Roman Republic, covering Rome's expansion, social/economic strain, and rise of military generals.
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…
Teach the historical origins of the U.S. Constitution (Ancient Greek/Roman influences, Enlightenment philosophers, Iroquois Confederacy, English law) through a full lesson plan, vocabulary development, note-taking, and assessment package.
A comprehensive multi-part unit and lesson-plan bundle for building an independent reading practice in middle school, covering reading strategies, reading logs, summary writing, metacognitive reading responses, and setting up a classroom library.
A full lesson plan and project package that has students read a poetry book, analyze 10 poems in a written report, and present one poem to the class.
A close-reading lesson plan teaching the U.S. two-party political system, differences between the Democratic and Republican parties, and what it means to be independent or a third-party member, while practicing annotation/'talking to the text' reading strategies.
A two-part middle school lesson plan teaching students how to write summaries of short stories, culminating in a collaborative group summary-writing activity using Chris Van Allsburg picture books.
A project-based, role-play group activity teaching students what it is like to be an archaeologist by simulating an archaeological dig, with accompanying lesson plans, vocabulary, rubrics, and a written assignment.
A complete poetry-writing unit built around interactive-notebook flip books, teaching students to write several poem forms (free verse, sensory, acrostic, limerick, riddle, cinquain, diamante, haiku, shape poem) with lesson plans and grading rubric.
A multi-week high-school research-paper workshop covering topic selection, source evaluation, structured research using assigned team roles, and MLA-style academic writing, delivered through daily lesson plans plus supporting worksheets, presentations, and a Google Forms/Sheets workflow.
A music-education teaching unit (Volume 3, Number 1) that uses the song 'Popular Song' by Mika & Ariana Grande to teach music vocabulary, listening/analysis skills, and curriculum-aligned music concepts.
A 45-page reading and critical-thinking resource teaching middle/high school students the history of voting rights in the United States, including annotation practice, terms, and questions.
A discussion-based lesson and worksheet that has students act as Supreme Court justices to decide controversial civil liberties cases involving freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and rights of the accused.
Teach students to analyze and interpret challenging primary source documents by creating Found Poetry, connecting close reading of historical/literary texts to creative poetic composition.
A music-education teaching unit (Volume 3, Number 2, titled CURRENT/FLASHMOB) that uses the song 'Live It Up' by The Bellwoods to teach music vocabulary, listening/analysis skills, curriculum-aligned music concepts, and a flashmob choreography extension activity.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.