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Movie Night: United States - A Comprehensive Teaching Resource Crafted for students from grade 9 through 12, our 'Movie Night: United States' offers a dynamic and captivating approach to learning U.S.
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Movie Night: United States - A Comprehensive Teaching Resource Crafted for students from grade 9 through 12, our 'Movie Night: United States' offers a dynamic and captivating approach to learning U.S.
A GCSE English Literature lesson analysing the characterisation of Mr Arthur Birling in J.B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls, focused on direct vs indirect characterisation as a literary device.
Engaging Dinosaur-Themed Stories: Mr. Bones Gr.K-2 This comprehensive teaching resource, particularly suited to Grade 1 students with a fondness for Science and Zoology, consists of fascinating dinosaur stories designed to pique children's…
A Classroom Complete Press literature kit / novel study companion for 'My Side of the Mountain' by Jean Craighead George, for Grades 5-6.
A step-by-step creative-writing project guide leading students through planning, mapping, drafting, peer-editing and finalizing an original mystery narrative, with a rubric aligned to narrative-writing standards.
A teacher lesson-plan and student project package for a culminating (or stand-alone) book report on a mystery, thriller, horror, or suspense novel, analyzing elements of fiction, characterization, conflict, and literary devices.
A 2-hour movie-based lesson plan and worksheets for a film study of 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' (2005).
A comprehensive genre-study unit teaching narrative nonfiction through multiple lesson plans, a book report project, and related graphic organizers and rubrics.
Ready-made substitute-teacher plans built around narrative writing prompts, for use when the regular teacher is absent.
An interactive-notebook unit teaching narrative writing structure (exposition and the seven plot elements) through comprehension questions, story-map templates, and guided drafting.
A step-by-step narrative writing practice unit that scaffolds students through analyzing a sample narrative, planning, drafting, self-editing, and timed writing practice to prepare for state writing tests (e.g. STAAR, FSA).
Students love to tell stories - especially about themselves! Helping students learn how to put these stories in a well-organized format can prove challenging for them from time to time.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study/lesson plan built around the book 'Narwhal on a Sunny Night' (Magic Tree House #33), for homeschool/co-op use.
An interactive notebook workbook to guide middle/high school students through the process of completing a National History Day (NHD) 2022 project on the theme "Debate and Diplomacy in History."
This is a National Pizza Month Close Reading. Within this packet, students will have 5 tasks to complete. As they read, they will dig deeper by annotating, finding powerful words, etc.
Looking for a low-prep, high-impact way to bring poetry into your classroom this April? These I Am Poem Template Bio Poem Poetry Worksheets are just what you need to help your students explore their identity, build writing confidence, and…
🌍 New Year Around the World – 90-Minute Lesson Plan Celebrate global traditions and cultural diversity with this engaging New Year Around the World lesson plan !
Happy New Year! Bringing in a new year is an exciting time to share with students. No matter how young or old they are, we get to reflect on the previous year and what we are most excited about for the new year.
New Year's Resolutions: Grammar, Vocabulary, Speaking and Writing, Conversation Topics and Templates This comprehensive teaching resource caters to educator needs of guiding students on speaking, writing about their goals for an…
A scaffolded research-essay guide leading students through writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay about a significant figure in New York State history.
Have students turn articles from a classroom news magazine/periodical into a group-presented news broadcast, practicing the 5 Ws, oral presentation, and cross-curricular (reading, writing, social studies, speaking & listening) skills.
Teach students facts about bats (that they are mammals, use echolocation, are helpful and not dangerous) and correct common misconceptions, while building reading comprehension, vocabulary, math, and creative writing skills across cross-curricular worksheets.
A digital (slide-deck) book-study companion for 'Ninja Red Riding Hood,' with a micro-learning lesson including a read-aloud, sequencing, story-element, comprehension and quick-write activities.
A complete lesson teaching mock-trial procedure and courtroom vocabulary through the real case of Derek Bentley, building research, debate, and speaking skills.