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Teach AP/high-school chemistry students periodic table trends and structure through a creative song-writing activity and a multiple-choice/free-response assessment.
Give AP Spanish students (B1-B2 level) integrated practice in listening, speaking, reading, and writing built around the true story of the 'Orquesta de Reciclados de Cateura' (Landfill Harmonic), a Paraguayan orchestra built from recycled trash instruments.
Spanish-language lesson presentation about Honduras's Independence Day that integrates reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills around Honduran culture and history.
Build critical-thinking and life-skills competency around your personal development through leveled reading-comprehension passages organized by Bloom's Taxonomy, paired with hands-on activities and word puzzles.
Build critical-thinking and life-skills competency around your personal life plan through leveled reading-comprehension passages organized by Bloom's Taxonomy, paired with hands-on activities and word puzzles.
Build critical-thinking and life-skills competency around your personal relationships through leveled reading-comprehension passages organized by Bloom's Taxonomy, paired with hands-on activities and word puzzles.
A 146-page multicultural education curriculum book of thematic units for teachers to build student empathy, inclusivity, and appreciation of human differences (disability, prejudice reduction, women's contributions, immigration, civic action).
Free download Introduce the vocabulary with the guess-and-reveal presentation, then use the list and flashcards for practice. The set includes a logo-labeling test and a Wacky Words activity, with familiar and older brand names such as Twitter and iTunes.
The April Fools' Day: A Micro-Learning Deck | Reading Activities resource is an 11-slide download that exposes your students to informational texts for April Fools' Day.
Aquaponic Parasites Liver Flukes in Humans: Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Google App This educational resource is designed for educators to introduce liver flukes, a potential disadvantage of aquaponic systems.
The Arbor Day Activity Packet is a holistic, printable teaching tool created for Grade 1 to Grade 5 educators. This package eliminates the need for preparation and offers an engaging medium to teach and celebrate Arbor Day.
This resource is an Archaeology Tool Kit. Students will get to take part in an archeological dig that you, their teacher, will stage. Directions are included for materials needed and what to do to prepare this activity.
An interactive, no-prep micro-learning slide deck teaching archaeology fundamentals for middle school social studies, using video lessons, reading passages, vocabulary/comprehension, and quick-write tasks.
Arches National Park Geography Unit A comprehensive teaching resource designed for middle school students, covering topics including the park's history, geography, wildlife, and climate.
Arctic Animal Styro-Prints - Art Project and Presentation Get your students excited about art and the arctic with this fun lesson! Students will learn about life in the arctic circle including what types of people live there, what the environment is like, what kind of animals live there and much more! The PowerPoint features a…
A short reading-and-response lesson explaining why rainbows form, introducing light, refraction, and reflection.
A social-emotional learning lesson introducing the difference between introverts and extroverts through a slideshow, a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
A social-emotional learning lesson teaching students to distinguish optimistic and pessimistic thinking patterns, using the 'three Ps' framework (Permanent, Personal, Pervasive), a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
Guided discovery activities, notes, and practice teaching the formulas for area and circumference of a circle and the informal relationship between them, aligned to CCSS 7.G.B.4.
Provide a comprehensive grade 5 workbook of lessons on area, perimeter, and volume of two- and three-dimensional figures.
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?'