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A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 2, built around the anchor text Frog and Toad Are Friends by Arnold Lobel (example Level J-K book), targeting making predictions using text clues and illustrations (Fountas & Pinnell Level J-K).
A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 3, built around the anchor text Charlotte's Web by E.B. White (Chapter 1: "Before Breakfast"), targeting characters, setting, and vocabulary.
A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 4, built around the anchor text Charlotte's Web by E.B. White (Chapter 3: "Escape"), targeting character trait analysis (Wilbur and Charlotte) and text-to-self/text/world connections.
A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 5, built around the anchor text Matilda by Roald Dahl (Chapter 7: "Miss Honey"), targeting character motivation/inference, vocabulary building, and discussion of resilience and kindness themes.
A guided-reading lesson plan built around a single chapter of the novel "Holes" by Louis Sachar, focused on comprehension and the theme of perseverance.
A guided-reading lesson plan for Grade 7 built around Chapter 5 of the novel 'The Giver' by Lois Lowry, a 90-minute lesson focused on theme/key-event analysis, comprehension, critical thinking, and reflection on individuality vs. conformity.
A guided-reading lesson plan built around a single chapter of the novel "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton, focused on perspective-taking and conflict analysis.
A guided-reading lesson plan built around Chapters 8 and 9 of the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, focused on theme, character development, and symbolism.
A 13-part bundle of guided-reading lesson plans, one per grade level from Kindergarten through Grade 12, each built around a grade-appropriate book (e.g., a picture book for Grade 1, "Of Mice and Men" for Grade 10, "The Great Gatsby" for Grade 11) with matching discussion, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.
A multi-lesson literature unit built around the novel "Habibi" (chapters confirmed include "Kiss," "Jet Set," "Clover Chain," "Blip," and "Estate Sale"), breaking the book into sections with comprehension worksheets, vocabulary study, and essay writing as students read.
Teach students the 5-7-5 haiku poem structure through a guided lesson and let them draft, revise, and publish their own haiku using interactive notebook templates.
A complete no-prep lesson (lesson plan, materials, and printable flip-book components) teaching students to write free-verse sensory poetry with a Halloween theme, using the five senses and onomatopoeia.
The materials follow the Louisiana Curriculum Hub sequence while providing charts, writing prompts, and activities for examining the musical’s characters and historical portrayals. Students compare sources, prepare discussion responses, and work toward a culminating essay. Creative choices such as character social-media stories offer another way to demonstrate an interpretation alongside the analytical work.
Provide a comprehensive literature-study kit for teaching Shakespeare's Hamlet, including vocabulary, chapter questions, writing tasks, and assessment.
The Hamlet Manual: A Facing-Pages Translation into Contemporary English This unique teaching resource is designed to bring Shakespeare's classic play, Hamlet, alive for middle and high school students in grades 7 through 12.
The picture-book companion offers discussion questions with responses, early reading and handwriting pages, writing prompts and story crafts. Read the book first, then select activities appropriate to your learners. A puzzle, mask and crown provide hands-on ways to continue talking about the story.
A published (Classroom Complete Press) literature kit for the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen, providing a full teacher guide and student worksheet set covering comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and assessment aligned to Bloom's Taxonomy.
Support a class reading of Gary Paulsen’s Hatchet with activities that revisit comprehension, vocabulary, and written responses. Chapter materials and quizzes give you ways to check understanding as students follow Brian’s experiences. Select from reflection prompts, vocabulary practice, and later assessments to fit your teaching sequence. The existing vocabulary worksheet link offers a separate vocabulary resource alongside this novel unit.
Novel-study literature kit teaching reading comprehension and critical-thinking skills (Bloom's Taxonomy) for the Newbery Honor novel Hattie Big Sky by Kirby Larson, grades 5-6.
A full lesson plan package for teaching the short story 'Hearts and Hands' by O. Henry, covering plot, theme, irony, and other literary elements, plus a set of reusable literary-analysis graphic organizers and PowerPoints and bonus classroom-engagement materials.
This novel study combines vocabulary work, literary analysis and comprehension questions across Hello, Universe. The teaching guide suggests when to introduce extensions, while blank and completed vocabulary pages offer different levels of support. Choose activities alongside the reading schedule and use the quizzes, final test and answer keys to review students’ understanding.
A literacy companion unit for the book 'Henry and Mudge and the Funny Lunch,' covering vocabulary, prediction, comprehension, and compound words.
Guide high school students step by step through writing an original dystopian short story, covering short-story structure and craft, world-building, character development, and plot outlining, culminating in a full draft with peer and teacher review tools.
A 2-week (10-day) comparative literature unit teaching students to analyze and compare Edgar Allan Poe's Gothic Horror style with Modern Horror fiction (e.g., Shirley Jackson) by examining themes, settings, characters, and methods of evoking fear.