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Build ESL/EFL speaking, listening, and writing skills through picture description, video listening comprehension, and an essay-writing activity about Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle.
High school chemistry lesson teaching the four types of intermolecular forces (dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, ion-dipole) and how they affect melting and boiling points.
Teach the four types of intermolecular forces (dispersion, molecular dipole, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding) and how they affect melting and boiling points, for senior-level chemistry.
A multi-part lesson packet teaching the history and technical structure of the Internet (from 1961 packet-switching theory through ARPANET, TCP/IP, domain names, and network topology) via a slide-deck timeline, a second slide deck on Internet structure, research/worksheet questions, and teacher notes.
The Internment by Samira Ahmed Introductory Lesson The introductory lesson, complete with a presentation and guided notes, is an ideal teaching resource for high school educators.
In an age of constant media exposure and "fake news," are your students equipped to tell the difference between data and deception? This comprehensive, no-prep curriculum packet, "Interpreting Deceptive News Graphs: The Architecture of…
Digital scaffolded interactive notes ('Pixanotes') teaching students to interpret words and phrases in a poem (Invictus), with differentiated versions and a self-checking quiz.
A digital, three-part vocabulary lesson on interpreting words and phrases: students record knowledge on a graphic organizer, practice via a self-checking 'secret picture tiles' matching puzzle, and are assessed with a self-grading digital quiz.
Beginner-level ESL/grammar lesson plan teaching the difference between the homophones 'into' (preposition of motion/direction) and 'in to' (the adverb 'in' followed by the preposition 'to', roughly 'in order to').
Introduction to Classification and Physical Properties Guide: An invaluable resource for Grade 5 Basic Science teachers. This comprehensive tool provides a thorough exploration of two core scientific principles — classification and…
In this Intro to Logarithms Activity, high school students will begin think about the topic of logarithms in a simple way. Logarithms are so different than what students are used to, it can be a challenge to teach.
A hands-on cooperative-partner Algebra activity introducing systems of equations, using a physical chip-dropping simulation (two cups) to build understanding of tables, graphs, and equations, and what it means for a system to have a solution.
A pre-reader phonics pack that introduces the consonant digraphs sh, ch, th and words ending in y, showing the sounds at the start and end of words.
A phonics resource that introduces triple consonant blends and digraph endings (squ, scr, str, thr, tch, shr, spl, dge) through illustrated sentences, a card-making activity, and a short decodable story.
A 60-page early-years number resource with over 30 hands-on activities (matching, counting, graphing, simple sums, patterns) each paired with a teacher's notes page describing a whole-class lead-up game, the activity sheet, and extension ideas.
"AI Agents: An Introduction to Simple Automated Task Worksheets for Middle-Grade Students" consists of a total of 34 pages in one downloadable PDF file.
A multi-file high-school biology lesson bundle teaching aerobic cellular respiration, focused in the reviewed evidence on glycolysis and pyruvate oxidation: the goal of cellular respiration, the 10 enzyme-catalyzed steps of glycolysis, its net reaction and energy conversion efficiency, and the transition into pyruvate oxidation in the…
A senior high school chemistry lesson introducing the properties and behavior of gases, kinetic molecular theory, pressure units, and temperature scales.
A multi-day (4-day) ELA study unit built around Brandon Stanton's 'Humans of New York' photoblog/book, guiding students through picture analysis, discussion of photoblogging, a class photoblog activity, and exploration of NYC's cultural diversity.
Introduce students to kenning poetry (a compound-metaphor poetic device historically used by Vikings) and have them write their own kenning poems.
Introduce students to narrative poetry as a genre, using video clips, guided discussion, language-device practice, and a full worked example (the poem 'Matilda') plus an independent homework poem.
Continue a narrative-poetry unit by studying Edward Lear's classic poem 'The Owl and the Pussycat', covering genre terms (epic, ballad) and poetic devices (stanza, quatrain, alliteration).
Nonfiction reading assignment introducing students to simple machines and forces through a structured before/during/after-reading process.
A multi-part science lesson on invasive species covering the difference between native and invasive species, the ecological effects of invasive species, methods of control (chemical, mechanical, biological), and a case study of the Small Asian Mongoose in Hawaii, designed as a video-supported, fill-in-the-blank guided-notes lesson with…