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Novel study bundle for the book 'Dear Martin', combining a student workbook (print and digital versions), teacher guide, literature-circle structure, editable reading schedule, and a final social-justice research/campaign project with rubric.
A digital pre-reading escape room to build students' background knowledge of Martin Luther King Jr. before reading the novel Dear Martin by Nic Stone, so they understand why the protagonist writes letters to MLK.
A multi-day (10-day) pre-reading unit to build background knowledge and context (Black Lives Matter movement, MLK Jr., civil rights history, racial bias) before students read the novel Dear Martin by Nic Stone.
A full literature-kit unit for the novel 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary, built around Bloom's Taxonomy critical-thinking levels, intended for grades 5-6 (including lower-level readers).
A cross-curricular reading unit for the novel 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary combining reading comprehension, writing, social studies (map skills), and a science/STEM extension activity.
A comprehensive 8-unit literature teaching guide for John Gunther's memoir Death Be Not Proud, covering pre-reading discussion, study guides, vocabulary, discussion concepts, tests, and writing projects across the whole book.
Death Valley National Park Geography Unit This robust, educational resource -the Death Valley National Park Geography Unit- is designed specifically to enhance understanding and stimulate students' curiosity about one of America's most…
Debate Instruction and Rubrics Over the thirty-two years I taught, I was committed to a differentiated instruction practice. “Differentiated Instruction” is a teaching method in which the number of students who perform well is increased by…
Here's a ready to go lesson about debt and bankruptcy for your high school students. It can be used in math class when learning about percentages and interest rates, in career and personal planning class when talking about budgeting and…
December Holiday Customs: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource December Holiday Customs is a comprehensive, ready-to-print PDF resource developed to assist elementary school teachers in shaping culturally-aware and well-rounded students.
🎄 Deck the Halls (2006) – 2-Hour Film Lesson Plan Grade Level: 6–8 • Subject: English Language Arts • Duration: 2 hours ⭐ Bring holiday cheer and meaningful discussion to your classroom with this engaging Deck the Halls (2006) lesson plan!
A Teaching & Learning Company (Lorenz Educational Press) resource, 'History Speaks... Declaration of Independence' (copyright 1997, grades 4-8), providing a set of handouts covering the events leading up to the Declaration of Independence, its signers, its text, and related primary-source analysis.
Teach upper-intermediate (B2) ESL/TEFL students to make logical deductions and speculations using English modal verbs (must, might, could, may, can't) about ambiguous situations.
Teach high school students the concepts of government, democracy, direct democracy, and republic (indirect democracy) through a lecture and a simulated classroom voting activity.
Explore American Elections and Voting Systems with this engaging teaching resource. The resource includes informative slides explaining key concepts related to representative democracy, direct democracy, parliamentary democracy, the…
Denali National Park Geography Unit The Denali National Park Geography Unit is aimed at enriching the educational experience of middle school students particularly in Grades 6 to 9.
Let students dive deep into the concepts of density and buoyancy with this interactive 5E lesson bundle. Hands-on lab stations allow exploration of sinking, floating and Archimedes’ principle through building models and designing “boats”.
Depuis, pendant, il y a, pour: Complete lesson, study guide, 50 practice cards This French lesson plan will shed some light on when to use depuis, pendant, il y a, and pour when expressing time, which can be a very difficult topic for…
Groups of five to seven students act as survivors of a shipwreck who must build a functioning society across four days of decision-making worksheets. A twelve-slide presentation sets the scene: a sinking cruise ship, four separated lifeboats, and a starting inventory of food, tools, and medical supplies, before students name their village, agree on ten rules, and decide who holds power and how. Each following day introduces a new complication for the group to resolve together, including rule-breaking, an overloaded medical tent that cannot treat everyone, and an unexplained child who points toward a location called "Hobbes Cave." A closing reflection worksheet asks students to look back on how power was held and whether decisions were shared or driven by a few group members. A printed island map showing landing spots and terrain supports the four days of role-play, and a closing slide connects the simulation back to sociology's study of social relationships and institutions.
A cross-curricular unit teaching that deserts can be hot or cold, covering reading comprehension, vocabulary, math, and geography around desert biomes.
A 47-page teacher resource book of hands-on design and technology lessons for young children, organized into sections with teacher notes, worksheets, and extension activities.
With the Design and Technologies book, teachers will be able to explore a range of hands-on concepts and activities for students to complete.
With the Design and Technologies book, teachers will be able to explore a range of hands-on concepts and activities for students to complete.
Introducing Despereaux - Kit de Literatura Gr. 3-4 A comprehensive teaching resource designed to inspire courage and resilience in the reimagining of a classic fairy tale for Grade 3 and Grade 4 learners, both in public schools and…