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A complete 4-week high school literature unit study for S.E. Hinton's novel 'The Outsiders,' covering plot, character analysis, themes (social class, friendship, heroism, identity, family, redemption, social responsibility), symbolism, and a film comparison, culminating in a final project and assessment.
A no-prep, 5-day cross-curricular unit study built around the novel 'High Tide in Hawaii' (Magic Tree House #28), combining independent/read-aloud reading, curated videos, chapter quizzes, vocabulary, and hands-on activities to teach reading comprehension alongside Hawaii-related science and social studies content.
Guide students through a culminating book-report project on the historical fiction genre, covering plot structure, characterization, sensory description, and literary devices.
Introduction Keep middle school students engaged in learning about the Holocaust with this historical fiction story for reading comprehension with vocabulary work, discussion questions, and writing prompts.
Combine a brief history lesson on the origins of Valentine's Day with writing-process activities (comprehension, task-card story starters, poetry) for grades 4-8, including SPED classrooms.
Provide a comprehensive literature-kit teaching guide for the novel Holes by Louis Sachar, published by Classroom Complete Press, for grades 5-6.
Support a Grade 5-6 novel study of 'Hoot' by Carl Hiaasen with a structured literature kit combining teacher guidance, reading comprehension questions organized by Bloom's Taxonomy level, vocabulary, and graphic organizers.
Provide a 5-day novel-study companion for 'Magic Tree House #16: Hour of the Olympics', building comprehension, vocabulary, and background knowledge about ancient Greece and the Olympics.
How Do I Improve My Grades In GCSE English Writing? PART 2 (14-16 years) The resource is designed to serve as a valuable tool for public school teachers and home educators.
Guide a full 2-hour film-study lesson analyzing character transformation and themes in 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' (2000).
Interactive micro-learning book companion deck for the book 'How to be a Hero' by Florence Parry Heide, building reading comprehension skills (sequencing, story elements, comprehension, summarizing) around a read-aloud.
A step-by-step guide teaching students to brainstorm, organize, and write across multiple genres (friendly and business letters, book reports, formal reports, essays, poetry, short stories), covering the writing process from idea generation through proofreading and sentence-level style.
A 5-day, video- and reading-based novel study for 'Hurricane Heroes in Texas' (Magic Tree House #30), integrating chapter comprehension, vocabulary, and cross-curricular activities (art, social studies, science) around the 1900 Galveston hurricane.
Chapter comprehension pages and context-clue work give students a routine as they read I Survived the American Revolution, 1776. Exit quizzes and later vocabulary and spelling checks revisit the learning, while summary and reflection tasks ask for longer responses. Teacher answer material and a historical scavenger-hunt assessment support review and connections between the novel and its setting.
Organize the twenty chapters into ten reading lessons, with comprehension questions and a short exit quiz for each chapter pair. Vocabulary cards and tests give students another way to work with words from the novel, while the summary and main-idea pages help them pull together what they have read. Use the final assessment after the book and the writing or research prompts for follow-up work.
IB PYP - How We Express Ourselves - Sharing Through Stories Planner & Resources Addressing the vital and distinctive features of the IB Primary Years Programme, this resource provides an in-depth exploration into six Transdisciplinary…
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for literary analysis essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
Language-literacy book companion packet built around the children's book 'If You Ever Want to Bring a Circus to the Library, DON'T!' by Elise Parsley, for shared reading, core vocabulary, and early literacy/speech skill-building with emergent or complex communicators.
Free download Language-literacy book companion packet built around the children's book 'If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, DON'T!' by Elise Parsley, providing language, communication, shared reading, and shared writing tasks for emergent literacy learners, AAC users, or students with complex communication needs or language delay/disorder.
A book companion packet for the picture book 'If You Ever Want to Bring a Piano to the Beach, DON'T!' by Elise Parsley, providing shared-reading, language, and early-literacy activities including for AAC/complex-communication-needs learners.
Teach Reading Literature Common Core standards for grades 3-6 through 19 interactive-notebook foldable lessons covering inference, theme, summarizing, character/setting/event analysis, figurative language, story structure, point of view, and cross-genre/cross-media comparison.
The Internment by Samira Ahmed Introductory Lesson The introductory lesson, complete with a presentation and guided notes, is an ideal teaching resource for high school educators.
Digital scaffolded interactive notes ('Pixanotes') teaching students to interpret words and phrases in a poem (Invictus), with differentiated versions and a self-checking quiz.
Introduce students to kenning poetry (a compound-metaphor poetic device historically used by Vikings) and have them write their own kenning poems.