Arctic Wolf Unit Study (Arctic Animals Lesson Plan, Videos, Activities)
A 5-day no-prep unit study (Love of Learning Live) about the Arctic wolf, blending art, ELA/grammar, reading and writing, and video-based research activities.
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A 5-day no-prep unit study (Love of Learning Live) about the Arctic wolf, blending art, ELA/grammar, reading and writing, and video-based research activities.
A scaffolded, 4-step middle school lesson teaching students to write argumentative essay body paragraphs by reading and analyzing a debate prompt/text before drafting paragraphs, culminating in an assessed writing task, with both printable and digital versions.
Use the six-part FAUCET outline to plan a counterclaim paragraph about recess, cell phones, social media or summer break. The file includes a four-claim worksheet, quoted excerpts, a blank outline, sentence strips and sample paragraphs. Cut and mix the strips for a sequencing task, or use the outline for original writing. Review the models before use: some conclusions do not follow from their evidence, and the summer-break example mistakenly refers to retiring summer school.
Students learn the resource’s hook–arch–thesis structure, then apply it to short reading-based prompts over three practice sessions. The assessment asks them to choose effective introduction sentences, while answer material supports review of the models. Print and digital options are included; the related counterclaim paragraph practice provides a separate next step for extending the essay.
Teach middle school students to write a text-based argumentative essay with a separate counterclaim paragraph, built around the inquiry question 'Was Atlantis a real place?'
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Guide middle/high school students to write a 4-paragraph argumentative letter to the editor taking a position on either a presidential candidate or mandatory voting.
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Deliver a 5-day cross-curricular unit study teaching Arizona's state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal.
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Advanced (C1) ESL lesson plan teaching vocabulary and comprehension about the arts, plus writing practice.
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A step-by-step opinion-writing packet in which students research a famous author and write a 'Would You Rather' opinion piece using graphic organizers to plan, draft, and revise.
B and D Reversal — A Structured Daily Intervention programme to tackle a real problem: Dyslexic Logic Font used with permission. B and D reversal is one of the most persistent problems in early literacy.
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A baseball-themed cross-curricular unit combining reading comprehension, writing, and math practice for elementary students.
A research and essay-writing toolkit guiding students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style biographical essay about a historically important basketball figure.
Digital micro-learning deck teaching reading comprehension and vocabulary through an informational text about a bat rehabilitator (Leslie Sturges) caring for injured/orphaned bats.
Teach students about bats (physical characteristics, roosting, nocturnal behavior, echolocation) through a nonfiction early-reader booklet, a companion writing booklet, and comprehension activities.
A ready-to-copy full-day substitute teacher plan for K-1 emergent readers built around a bear theme, covering reading response, writing (B-word vocabulary), math (addition/subtraction to 10), and social studies (types of bears).
A hands-on STEM/history project in which students build a mud brick to experience ancient Sumerian brick-building techniques and reflect on the process in a journal.
A 467-page novel study unit for Beyond the Bright Sea by Lauren Wolk, covering comprehension, vocabulary, figurative language, writing, and assessment across 39 chapter-based lessons.
Provides teacher instructions and a set of graphic-organizer/report templates for students to research and write a biography report on a person of their choosing.
A bundle of three Black History Month lesson resources spanning elementary through high school: an elementary biography research project, a middle/high-school DBQ and analysis project, and a video-based lesson.