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A book companion packet of language, literacy, and speech-therapy activities to use alongside the trade book 'What the Dinosaurs Did at School', for students with emerging literacy skills or complex communication needs.
A media-literacy and civics research lesson in which students compare the two major U.S. presidential candidates' campaign websites (and a nonpartisan comparison site and a third-party candidate's site) to analyze platforms, messaging, and coalitions.
A comprehensive novel study unit for Where the Red Fern Grows covering chapter-by-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and summative assessment.
A Grade 1-2 literature kit (Classroom Complete Press) teaching phonics, word study, comprehension, and critical-thinking skills through the story Where the Wild Things Are.
A guided research-report packet that walks students through researching and writing a report on wind energy.
Free download Provide the Week 1 portion (Prologue through Chapter 3) of a novel study for Wings of Fire: Moon Rising (book 6), combining vocabulary instruction with reading comprehension and point-of-view analysis practice, as a free sample of the full multi-week packet.
Free download Provide the Week 1 portion (Prologue through Chapter 4) of a novel study for Wings of Fire: Talons of Power (book 9), combining vocabulary instruction with reading comprehension and literary-response practice, as a free sample of the full multi-week packet.
Teach the four major writing genres (Narrative, Persuasive, Descriptive, Expository) to upper elementary/middle school and special education students through winter-themed writing tasks, posters, and task cards, including the full writing process from pre-writing through final draft.
This Wish unit provides chapter-based work that combines comprehension, context-clue vocabulary, spelling and reflection. Select activities to accompany the chapters your class is reading, then use the exit quizzes or end-of-unit assessment to check understanding. Answer keys, student score sheets and progress charts support teacher checking, while writing and art prompts offer ways for students to respond beyond short answers.
A multi-activity Women's History Month resource including a Google Slides research reference, a poster-making project, a trivia/guessing game board project, and a role-model persuasive/informative essay writing activity.
A step-by-step opinion/persuasive writing resource using a 'Would You Rather' Women's History-themed prompt format, including research and graphic organizer support.
comprehensive novel study unit for R.J. Palacio's Wonder covering comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and assessment
Middle/high school vocabulary resource ('The Language of Educational Art') that introduces 35 SAT-style vocabulary words through daily bell-ringer slideshow activities, intended to culminate in a fantasy narrative writing assignment using the words.
Build middle/high school students' SAT-level academic vocabulary through daily bell-ringer word study (Book 4), building toward a realistic fiction narrative writing assignment.
Build middle/high school students' SAT-level academic vocabulary through daily bell-ringer word study (Book 1), building toward a science fiction narrative writing assignment.
Build middle/high school students' SAT-level academic vocabulary through daily bell-ringer word study (Book 3), building toward a tragedy narrative writing assignment.
Reading-comprehension chapter slice from the 'World Electoral Processes' teaching unit, focused on the legitimacy of democratic government, for grades 5-8.
Teach reading comprehension, vocabulary, and critical-thinking skills using a biography/profile of Indira Gandhi (India) as one chapter of the 'World Political Leaders' World Governments Series unit.
A choice-board project menu offering 9 alternative project options (trading cards, letter writing, news article, comic strip, memorial design, timeline, mini-lesson, alphabet book, poem) for students to demonstrate knowledge of World War I.
Give students a choice of ways to demonstrate their World War II learning. Projects include a timeline, news report, letter from a soldier or nurse’s perspective, memorial design, and an expert presentation. Other options combine research with art or poetry. The editable menu lets you assign choices and a due date. Each project has detailed directions and its own rubric, so students can plan their work and understand how it will be assessed.
5-6 Overview Wringer - Literature Kit Gr. 5-6 is a meticulously crafted educational tool that fits seamlessly into a 5th or 6th-grade Language Arts curriculum , revolving around the novel 'Wringer'.
Write A Discursive Essay: Is Veganism A Good Lifestyle Choice? (9-14 years) is an excellent teaching resource aimed at educators for students aged 9 to 14.
A resource teaching early elementary students how to write a friendly letter and address an envelope, using anchor charts, model examples, and fillable templates.
Write A Leaflet On Caring For Your Pet (9-12 years) This informational writing resource equips upper elementary students to compose their own leaflet on pet care.