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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.
History Intermediate Lesson Plan This intermediate-level lesson plan set teaches history to English language learners. Students will listen to an audio recording and read informational texts about historical events.
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.
A no-prep, digital interactive slide-deck lesson on the history of Hot Wheels toy cars, combining a reading passage, close reading, vocabulary, a cloze ('What's Missing') activity, and a quick-write.
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).
A full-day substitute teacher plan package for Grade 3 built around the theme of how everyday items are manufactured, combining reading comprehension, writing, math review, and vocabulary activities.
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 reading-and-discussion lesson for high schoolers about how to improve memory, building reading comprehension, vocabulary, and discussion/debate skills around an informational text.
How to Write a Book Report: Fiction Book Reports - FLASH-MAC FLASH-MAC is a compact and user-friendly teaching resource designed for enhancing the grasp of students from grades 5 to 8, in creating well-structured book reports on fictitious…
How to Write a Book Report: How to Write a Fiction Book Report & Graphic Organizers for Fiction Book Reports - Google Slides Gr. 5-8 This essential teaching resource is useful for educators, both mainstream and homeschooling, designed to…
An interactive Google Slides resource that teaches students how to write a non-fiction book report using guided steps and graphic organizers, including distinguishing biography, autobiography, and informational texts.
How to Write a Book Report: Nonfiction Book Reports - FLASH-MAC This comprehensive teaching resource is specifically designed for educators in the language arts, particularly emphasing on writing.
FLASH-PC: Enhancing Comprehension Skills for Middle School Students How to Write a Book Report: Nonfiction Book Reports - FLASH-PC is an effective and versatile resource designed to enhance the comprehension skills of students in grades 5…
How to Write a Book Report: Prewriting Your Book Report - FLASH-MAC is a comprehensive teaching resource tailor-made to assist students in the upper elementary and middle school grades, from grade 5 up until grade 8.
Cover title identifies this chapter slice as 'What is a Descriptive Essay?', part of the 'How to Write an Essay' 12-chapter workbook; front matter states the workbook is based on a five-step writing model and asks students to give thoughtful consideration of a reading passage through short-answer questions, research, and extension activities.
This narrative-essay chapter uses a mind-movie approach to help students picture and sequence a story. Reading and practice address action verbs, showing rather than telling, and the writing process before students organize ideas with a Skeleton Plan graphic organizer and develop their own responses. Vocabulary activities, a comprehension quiz, answer material, and a writing rubric support instruction and review; some prompts also ask students to distinguish other essay purposes.
Cover title identifies this chapter slice as 'What Is an Essay?', part of the 'How to Write an Essay' 12-chapter workbook; front matter states the workbook is based on a five-step writing model and asks students to give thoughtful consideration of a reading passage through short-answer questions, research, and extension activities.
Cover title identifies this chapter slice as 'What is an Informative Essay?', part of the 'How to Write an Essay' 12-chapter workbook; front matter states the workbook is based on a five-step writing model and asks students to give thoughtful consideration of a reading passage through short-answer questions, research, and extension activities.
How Will I Get to School This Year?: AAC-Lang.-Literacy Book Companion provides you with multiple language, communication, shared reading, and shared writing tasks.
A multi-part CLOSE-reading unit teaching human body systems through nonfiction passages, vocabulary work, and graphic organizers.