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The lesson plan pairs Tuesday of the Other June with previewing, vocabulary, comprehension, and literary-analysis tasks. Model responses support the Questions For Thought section, while reusable organizers and slide decks offer ways to teach characterization, plot, and other concepts. Supply the story separately and choose the additional tools that serve the discussion rather than assigning the whole library.
A speech-language/literacy book companion packet to support repeated shared readings of the wordless picture book Tuesday, targeting emergent literacy and language skills with a frogs theme.
Digital micro-learning deck teaching an informational reading passage about eggshell artist Tina Kannapel through a video lesson, audio-supported reading passage, vocabulary instruction, comprehension activities, and a quick write.
Two Kinds: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive resource crafted for the text "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan. It includes well-structured lesson plans, answer keys, worksheets, and graphic organizers in easily printable PDF and Word formats. This step-by-step guide covers all major literary elements found…
A collection of short stories illustrating a variety of human behaviors and ethical dilemmas, used to teach students to ask and answer questions, assess information, consider other viewpoints, make decisions, and set standards for ethical behavior.
A short cross-curricular reading unit about ocean animals and oceans for grades 1-2, pairing a nonfiction passage with reading-comprehension, vocabulary, and math worksheets.
Novel study unit for 'Underground to Canada' by Barbara Smucker, providing teacher planning material, discussion questions, and a student activity booklet.
Literature kit teaching comprehension of the novel 'Underground to Canada' by Barbara Smucker for grades 5-6, using chapter questions, graphic organizers, vocabulary and writing tasks.
A multi-lesson Halloween unit study exploring the holiday's history, traditions, symbols, and modern celebration (with at least one full lesson on 'Halloween in the United States'), blending social studies content with ELA/reading-comprehension skills.
A comprehensive literature unit of study guide questions for Homer's The Odyssey, guiding middle/high school students through comprehension of each book of the epic and introducing key literary terms.
A literature-based teaching unit built around the picture book "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Sloth, combining a Jane Goodall biography study with vocabulary, comprehension, and craft activities.
These are Valentine's Day Bell Work + Mentor Sentences. A link to a digital version is included. There is an original non-fiction text for students to read. Each week, there is a chosen sentence for students to study.
Introduce students to the life and art of Vincent Van Gogh through a nonfiction reading passage paired with cross-curricular practice in reading comprehension, math, vocabulary, and art.
A single-chapter excerpt from the Vietnam War unit focused specifically on "Major Figures", teaching that sub-topic through a reading-comprehension passage and skill activities.
A single-chapter excerpt from the Vietnam War unit focused specifically on "The Role of the Navy", teaching that sub-topic through a reading-comprehension passage and skill activities.
A single-chapter excerpt from the Vietnam War unit focused specifically on "The War at Home", teaching that sub-topic through a reading-comprehension passage and skill activities.
Vocabulary: Synonyms - An Innovative Teaching Resource Vocabulary: Synonyms is an engaging teaching resource developed to enhance students' vocabulary and improve their language comprehension abilities.
Provide a comprehensive multi-resource unit for teaching about volcanoes using close reading, vocabulary work, graphic organizers, and writing tasks.
This lesson plan is great for fourth grade teachers who want to help their students draw evidence from literary or informational texts. This lesson plan is aligned with the Common Core standards and can help teachers make sure their students are meeting all the standards.
A speech-language / early-literacy book companion packet built around the picture book 'Wacky Wednesday' (by Theo. LeSieg), designed to target letter identification, core/fringe vocabulary, shared-reading strategies, comprehension, rhyming, sentence-building, and story retell, per the publisher 'Speech Without Limits' branding shown on every page.
These are Walt Disney Bell Work + Mentor Sentences. A link to a digital version is included. There is an original non-fiction text for students to read. Each week, there is a chosen sentence for students to study.
War Horse (2011): Introduction to WWI & Complete Video Guide Ideal for middle and early high school educators, this teaching resource dramatically brings World War I to life.
War Party: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers A comprehensive, all-in-one package designed with the busy educator in mind. Whether you're tackling this text in a public school or homeschooling setup, this resource gives you everything needed to guide students through War Party by Louis L’Amour from start to finish.…
Introducing the Historic Monuments Series: The Washington Monument This resource is designed to take students in grades 4 to 8 on an exciting journey through both the life of George Washington and the creation of the landmark named in his…