Grade 12 Academic English Package- Includes 2 exams for W.11-12.1 , W.11-12.1a
Grade 12 Academic English Package This package provides high school seniors with key Language Arts and Literature concepts, preparing them for college-level English.
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Grade 12 Academic English Package This package provides high school seniors with key Language Arts and Literature concepts, preparing them for college-level English.
Prepare Grade 12 students for life after graduation through a year-long sequence of 180 daily nonfiction passages on advanced personal-finance and behavioral-economics topics (e.g. thinking like an economist, trade-offs and opportunity cost) paired with vocabulary, comprehension, and analytical writing practice.
A 36-week yearlong reading comprehension curriculum for grade 5, pairing a fiction or nonfiction passage each week with vocabulary, comprehension questions, and an open-ended writing prompt, aimed at preparing upper-elementary students for increasingly complex texts.
A full-year (180 school day) grade 8 curriculum that pairs daily personal-finance reading passages with vocabulary, comprehension and writing practice, organized into numbered units (evidence confirms at least Unit 1: Money Basics & the Story of Money, and Unit 2: Earning Income & Exploring Careers), plus a diagnostic, 12 unit quizzes and a final exam.
A year-long Grade 9 financial literacy curriculum combining daily nonfiction reading passages with personal-finance concepts to build reading comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical writing.
This 10 page package has all the information you need to teach your middle school or high school students about grammar and sentence writing- specifically how to write and identify four types of sentences: simple, compound, complex, and…
A step-by-step narrative writing assignment guide having students write an original narrative (real or imagined) about a grandparent, including planning, drafting, peer editing, and rubric-based scoring aligned to CCRA.W.3.
Guide and planning organizer to teach graphic novel story elements (characters, setting, plot, panel/bubble conventions) and help students plan their own graphic novel story.
A full-day emergency substitute teacher lesson plan packet for 4th grade combining social studies, reading, writing, and math around the theme of great explorers (Neil Armstrong, Lewis and Clark, Robert Ballard).
A literature-study kit built around the novel 'Gregor the Overlander' by Suzanne Collins, giving teachers ready-to-print comprehension and critical-thinking activities for grades 5-6.
A UK-curriculum-aligned science unit on grey/red squirrels for Reception and Year 1 children, combining nature observation with literacy (phonics, vocabulary, writing, reading comprehension).
A complete 120-minute, cross-curricular Groundhog Day lesson plan for elementary school (Grades 2-5) teaching the tradition of Groundhog Day, real groundhog biology/behavior, and the distinction between fun tradition and scientific fact.
A multi-part resource of writing prompts and activities about Groundhog Day for middle school/SPED students, including a lesson plan, informational content, and a full writing process.
Growing Minds in Language Arts #1: Lessons for Stimulating Thinking A must-have addition to every educator's toolbox. This 11-page resource is packed with engaging activities that not only stimulate critical thinking but also spark an…
The Growing Minds in Language Arts #2: Lessons for Stimulating Thinking Specifically developed with middle school students from Grade 4 to Grade 8 in mind, this comprehensive teaching resource combines language arts and critical thinking…
Growing Minds in Language Arts #4: Lessons for Stimulating Thinking A meticulously crafted teaching resource tailored for fourth to eighth-grade students focused on language arts and developing critical thinking skills.
Guess Who? Write Descriptions Of People (7-11 years) 'Guess Who? Write Descriptions Of People' presents an exciting method for children aged 7 to 11 years to boost their language arts and writing skills.
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 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.
Halloween Narrative Writing Guide Halloween Narrative Writing Guide provides an engaging educational resource for educators aiming to combine seasonal entertainment and learning.
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.
A no-prep, digital/interactive micro-learning deck that exposes students to Halloween-themed informational texts and a scary story through close reading, vocabulary, and response activities.
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.