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Discuss the book cover and prior knowledge, listen to/read the book with an adult while studying each animal's eyes, sketch and take notes on 3 animals with eyes they found interesting, watch videos about animal eyes, then build a model of an animal's eye and present it to family/classmates.
Locate cities, rivers, and landmarks on regional maps using cardinal and intermediate directions (underline, trace, draw stars/circles in specified colors); match states to capitals; play matching games; take region quizzes.
Free download For each of the 10 lessons (Birthday Lessons; Funny Cousin; Favorite Aunt; Grandma Can Dance; Sisterly Love; A Not So Relaxing Hike; On the Coaster; Grandma's Tulips; Father's Day; Healthier Lifestyle), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via…
Watch a video, discuss key symbols (the green light, Valley of Ashes, Dr. Eckleburg's eyes), analyze characters in pairs, write a reflective response, and complete a creative writing task.
Complete a warm-up survey on presidential knowledge, discuss the holiday's historical development, study Article II of the Constitution (presidential qualifications, term limits, powers), and evaluate/compare presidential rankings and executive leadership across history.
Working ideally in pairs, students draw district lines to divide a hypothetical state (Colorado) into five roughly equal-sized districts in a way that benefits one political party, using a colored (red/blue) population map, then compare their result to a sample answer key.
In teams of 4, complete a warm-up activity, then a team competition using task cards describing exercises at designated stations (using equipment like scooters, gym mats, jump ropes, hula hoops, beanbags, basketballs), placing completed task cards in a team bucket after each exercise.
This Syllables Lesson Plan is intended for teachers who are looking for materials to help their students learn about syllables. The activities and worksheets included in this product will help students understand syllables and how they are used in words. The lesson plan is easy to follow and can be easily implemented…
Watch suggested videos, read assigned chapters (independently or aloud), complete a before-reading prediction sheet and KWL worksheet, answer open-response chapter quiz questions for each of 10 chapters, define/illustrate vocabulary words per chapter, and complete themed activities (draw a ninja/samurai, make a ninja…
An ESL lesson plan for kids and early learners teaching size/comparison vocabulary (big, small, fat, thin, long, short, slow, fast) through games and a board game activity.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
Continue the knight's-quest narrative through four puzzle activities (Carnival Game, Ball Toss, Bubbles, Frames) plus an extra-time activity, solving multiplication/division equations to earn a dragon scale.
In each mini-lesson, students watch a brief teacher demonstration (I do), practice the cued skill element together (we do), then apply it individually during a kicking game (you do); students also play a full class kicking/retrieving game (Friday Night Heights) and are scored against a five-component rubric (9-step…
Guide students through a multi-week project comparing a novel to its film adaptation, culminating in a Common Core-aligned compare-and-contrast essay.
A cross-curricular animal science unit on dolphins: a preview file, a full lesson-plan/activity PDF, and a description document covering mammal classification, dolphin species, and the dolphin life cycle, plus a nonfiction reading passage.
Discuss favorite animals and zoo experiences; learn about engineering careers that work with animals; research their assigned kit animal; sketch a redesigned enclosure with a ramp or lever and a water feature; build the enclosure using the 3Dux cardboard kit, connectors, and brass fasteners; share and discuss their…
This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for The All-American Slurp text by Lensey Namioka. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents. Included: -The All-American Slurp Lesson Plan -The All-American Slurp Worksheet -The All-American Slurp Answer Key Graphic…
Free download For each of the 10 lessons (Unexpected Visitors; Feeding Time; New Pup Next Door; Stargazing; On the Search; Tadpoles; Lucky Caterpillar; Karl the Photographer; Chasing Pheasants; Part of the Family), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via…
Guide students through the story with vocabulary preparation, reading, comprehension questions, and a writing assignment. The lesson plan gives a sequence to follow, while the answer material supports reviewing students’ understanding. Use the accompanying literary-element presentations and graphic organizers to focus on selected skills, such as characterization or the author’s purpose. Choose the supports that fit your class rather than assigning every organizer.
Students follow a substitute-led gym routine: walk/run warm-up, then play one of three tag-style games - '1-2-3-4 Tag' (avoid being tagged by 4 designated taggers, re-enter by doing 10 jumping jacks), 'Cheetahs and Gazelles' (agility game crossing zones without being tagged by 'cheetahs,' plus learning an animal fact…
Students read assigned chapters (independently or aloud), watch a themed video each day, complete a KWL worksheet (Know/Want to Know before reading, Learned after), answer chapter-quiz questions (e.g. 'What time of day was it?', 'Where did the tree house land? Describe it.'), learn vocabulary words, and complete a…
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for expository essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress before and after writing.
Practice adding decimal money amounts, then use a book order form and a proposal form to select and justify books to purchase for the classroom library within a set budget; students set personal learning goals and self-assess understanding during the project.
A 5-day unit study on Florida covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, combining curated videos, readings, worksheets/discussion, coloring pages, interactive notebook pieces, and drawing activities for each daily topic.