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Watch the film while completing active-viewing notes, complete a character/theme analysis worksheet, participate in guided discussion, complete a creative/writing response, and finish with an exit ticket.
A 5-day NO PREP novel study of Afternoon on the Amazon (Magic Tree House #6). This comprehensive book companion includes a lesson plan, chapter comprehension questions, vocabulary practice, and many other activities. intended for first grade, second grade, and third grade classrooms, homeschool families, and cooperatives. You can easily…
Students play a board game, moving a pawn along numbered squares; landing on a square prompts a task such as naming cities, dishes, or famous people of China, describing a historical event, or answering a reflection question about visiting China.
Working in pairs, students role-play as FBI agents interrogating a list of suspects (using provided 'archive' clues) to identify Soviet spies, take notes on findings, then discuss as a class who they identified, how, and whether the process was fair.
Use this lesson plan alongside your own copy of Anton Chekhov’s The Bet. The worksheet moves through previewing, vocabulary, ten reading questions and literary analysis before a critical-thinking writing task on capital punishment. A marked copy supplies responses to the reading questions, while text-neutral organizers and literary PowerPoints support selected teaching focuses. The plan highlights plot and theme and includes a write-pair-share routine for developing ideas.
Play as either a scooter-riding food collector (gathering beanbags into a team bucket while avoiding being tagged) or, for 2 designated 'fishermen/women' per team, ride a mat-and-scooter boat and tag opposing players with pool-noodle 'fishing rods'; tagged players go to a trap/pot until rescued by a teammate who turns…
A creative-writing lesson pairing Rorschach-inkblot-style paintings with poetry writing, teaching poetic devices (rhyme, alliteration, simile, metaphor, personification, etc.) through a hands-on art-and-writing activity.
A structured, systematic synthetic phonics programme ('Reading Made Simple', Level 1) teaching reading, spelling, and writing together, for use with learners across a wide age range.
Learn the definitions of Narrative, Descriptive, Expository, and Persuasive writing; complete genre-specific winter-themed writing task cards; use graphic organizers and pre-writing worksheets; proofread and revise a draft following provided proofreading steps; and produce a final copy on provided lined pages,…
This resource is a Robbery in the Science Lab Blood Type Lesson Plan. With this lesson plan, students will learn all they need to know about blood types, how they form and much more. Students will love working together and individually to solve this mystery.
Participate in a pre-viewing discussion and vocabulary activity, watch the film with teacher-guided pause points, take movement breaks, then complete a 15-part worksheet: character notes, beginning/middle/end plot summary, notes on each of the three ghosts, before/after description of Scrooge, comprehension questions,…
In pairs or small teams, students secretly place six markers ('bases') on six different provinces on their own map, then take turns naming an province and asking whether the opposing team has a base there, recording hits (√) and misses (x) on a score sheet across up to five rounds plus a tournament bracket (semi-finals/finals).
Students play a 4-team territory tag game: run into another team's quadrant, steal a beanbag one at a time without being tagged, and return it home if tagged.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study about the endangered bumble bee, combining ELA, science and research skills through videos, readings, worksheets, and activities, aimed at homeschool/co-op families.
Discuss pre-reading questions about Steve Irwin with a partner after watching a video clip; read the biographical passage and answer first-reading comprehension questions; match vocabulary words to synonyms; answer after-reading discussion/opinion questions; write a summary of Irwin's life in the student's own words.
A 5-day unit study on the state of Indiana covering its capital, state bird (cardinal), state flower (peony), state flag, and state animal (firefly), combining videos, reading, worksheets/discussion, and hands-on/interactive-notebook activities.
Watch suggested videos, read passages, complete graphic organizers/worksheets (KWL chart, video notes, life cycle diagrams, investigation sheets, comparison charts, timelines), color pages, and create a final poster/lapbook/notebook project.
A week-long mini unit teaching students to write constructed responses using the RACE strategy, intended for the start of the school year or as review before testing season.
Read booklet pages and write definitions in blanks provided (power plant, coal, furnace, boiler, turbine) describing each stage of electricity generation.
A full step-by-step science lesson plan (Lesson #3 of a 'Birds and Their Habitats' unit) teaching students how different bird nests are formed and their purpose, comparing an eagle's nest to a flamingo's nest.
Discuss prior knowledge of Christmas, learn UK-specific Christmas vocabulary, watch a video twice (once straight through, once paused for explanation), answer comprehension questions, discuss traditions in small groups, perform a short role-play of a British Christmas morning, reflect, and (optional homework) write a…
Students play a board game, moving a pawn along numbered squares; landing on a square prompts a task such as naming cities, dishes, or famous people of New Zealand, describing a historical event, or answering a reflection question about visiting New Zealand.
Watch a video, complete an amendment-matching worksheet, analyze case-study scenarios, prepare for and hold a class debate on which amendment is most important, and write a letter to James Madison.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study teaching students about zebras (an endangered species) through reading passages, videos, worksheets, and activities covering language arts, science, and art.