Polymers – A Chemistry Project Based Learning Activity
This is an engaging, problem-based inquiry activity that gets your students to examine Polymers to solve a real-life problem and learn to think critically.
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Pout Pout Fish Goes to School | Book Companion Activities | Digital Book Study
A digital slide-deck book study/companion for the picture book 'Pout Pout Fish Goes to School', building reading comprehension and story-elements skills.
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Practise Non Fiction Writing: The Blue Whale (7-11 years)
Practise Non Fiction Writing: The Blue Whale As an educator, you understand the vital role of non-fiction writing skills in students, especially those aged 7 to 11.
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument In A Letter (9-14 years)
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument In A Letter is an invaluable teaching resource for educators working with students aged 9-14. This guide is perfect for public school teachers and homeschoolers alike, and its main focus is on…
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Is Hosting The Olympics Worthwhile? (9-14)
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Is Hosting The Olympics Worthwhile? (9-14) This substantial teaching resource is designed to enhance the literacy skills of students in grades 5 through 9.
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Is Smoking Bad For My Health? (9-14 years)
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Is Smoking Bad For My Health? (9-14 years) This teaching resource is specifically designed to enhance literacy skills in students between grades 4 and 9.
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Young People Eat Too Much Fast Food (9-14)
Practise Writing A Balanced Argument: Young People Eat Too Much Fast Food (9-14) This is a valuable resource for educators interested in refining their students' persuasive writing skills.
Practise Writing An Informal Diary On Your Pet (9-14 years)
Practise Writing an Informal Diary on Your Pet This resource teaches students ages 9-14 how to write an informal diary from the perspective of their pet.
Practise Writing An Interview And A Biography (9-14 years)
Practise Writing An Interview And A Biography (9-14 years) This is a robust teaching resource designed for educators working with students from 4th to 7th grade.
Practise Writing To Advise On Getting A Pet (9-14 years)
Product: Practise Writing To Advise On Getting A Pet (9-14 years) This insightful teaching resource is meticulously designed to focus on the genre of information writing, providing comprehensive guidance and support necessary to stimulate…
Practise Writing To Describe (9-14 years)
Practise Writing To Describe: A Comprehensive Guide for Ages 9-14 This educational tool is designed to assist students aged 9-14 improve their writing skills.
Practise Writing To Explain And To Instruct (9-14 years)
Practise Writing To Explain And To Instruct (9-14 years) A comprehensive teaching resource ideal for educators in public schools, homeschooling settings and private institutions.
Practise Writing To Inform In A Newspaper Article (9-14 years)
Practise Writing To Inform In A Newspaper Article This newspaper article writing resource provides 9-14 year old students with practice crafting informative news stories.
President Research Report
In this PDF, students will be introduced to presidents to study and summarize their life (include any interesting facts or famous quotes).
President's Day Opinion Writing Step-by-Step (Would You Rather)
A step-by-step opinion writing unit using 'Would You Rather' President's Day prompts, paired with a set of research graphic organizers about American presidents (biography, timeline, comparison)
Propaganda & Political Campaign Ads- Close Viewing Analysis & Writing
Updated for the 2024 Election! Propaganda and Political Campaign Ads- Close Viewing Analysis and Written Reflection is a 35-page, low-prep and fascinating lesson that both you and your students will enjoy.
Propaganda and the Boston Massacre
Teach middle school students about propaganda and how it was used to incite colonists against the British after the Boston Massacre, using the Into/Through/Beyond lesson method.
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Pumpkin Creative Writing Booklet - Fall Reading & Writing Activity
Engage students in a creative writing project where they author and illustrate their own pumpkin story, while teaching descriptive/interesting word choice.
Puns for Fun - Making School PUN Again!
A slide deck teaching the concept of puns/wordplay through examples (joke puns, food puns, punnies/comics) and a creative-writing assignment applying puns.
Push to the Pole: Polar Explorers: Emergency Lesson Plan
A ready-to-use 'emergency' substitute lesson plan (no advance teacher prep needed) built around a biographical reading passage about polar explorer Matthew Henson and Robert Peary's 1909 North Pole expedition.
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Puzzle Paragraphs: Taking the Mystery Out of Writing Nonfiction
Teaches students to write informational/nonfiction paragraphs using distinct text structures (examples, facts, reasons, cause-effect, problem-solution, comparison-contrast, list, sequencing, how-to, definitions) via a 'puzzle paragraph' method.
READING A FOLKLORE FABLE: THE DISCONTENTED FISH - POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
A no-prep PowerPoint reading comprehension lesson built around the Senegalese folk story 'The Discontented Fish,' structured using New Bloom's Taxonomy levels and aligned to Common Core RL.6-8 standards.
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Reading Journal Inserts Packet
This resource is a Reading Journal Inserts Packet. Things included are simply pieces you may need to start an interactive reading journal and continue a yearlong genre study. Inserts included: 1. Introduction letter 2. Genre chart 3.
Realistic Fiction Narrative Writing Guide
A step-by-step realistic-fiction narrative writing guide that has students make structural/setting/character decisions before drafting, then write, peer-edit, and revise a realistic fiction story, with an accompanying scoring rubric.