Divergent - Literature Kit Gr. 9-12
A novel-study literature kit for Veronica Roth's 'Divergent' that guides teacher-led reading comprehension instruction and independent student work across the whole novel.
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A novel-study literature kit for Veronica Roth's 'Divergent' that guides teacher-led reading comprehension instruction and independent student work across the whole novel.
This is a Diverse Media Digital Lesson. These notes are scaffolded interactive notes accessed through Google. There are 4 notes to choose from allowing for differentiation for your students.
This is a pre-intermediate lesson plan worksheet set for Do vs. Make. Students will learn more about these and then complete the exercises to follow, which will assess their comprehension and implement grammar skills.
Dive into U.S. History with this engaging activity focused on Immigration & Industrialization during America's Industrial Era from 1850-1910.
Teach the figurative-language expression 'dog days of summer' through a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, and follow-up comprehension activities.
DOGS Gr. 4-6: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource A vital instructional tool created to enrich our understanding of man's best friend - the dog.
An SEL lesson teaching coping strategies for doing required but unwanted tasks and following directions.
Two editable Word documents extend two global-awareness video tools into classroom discussion activities. In "Dollar Street Analysis," students first watch a video explaining Gapminder's Dollar Street tool, which lines up homes from poorest to richest as if they lived on the same street. They then compare the United States with another country of their choice, filling in a chart describing lower- and higher-income homes shown in the tool, comparing similar-income families' dreams and most-loved items, and searching for a specific household item (such as a toilet, bed, pet, or toothbrush) across both countries. In "If the World Were 100 People," students watch a population-scaling video, record facts they knew, facts that surprised them, and questions they still have, then apply the same 100-person model to their own school's community (editable placeholders default to Seattle and St. Joseph School) before comparing the results to the world and to each other.
Dolphin Day Out: Write An Information Leaflet (9-13 years) This teaching resource is designed to foster creative writing skills in children aged 9 to 13.
support shared reading, language, and early literacy/speech instruction alongside the book 'Don't Call Me Bear!' (marsupials/koala theme)
A Google Slides SEL lesson helping students identify what escalates ('heats up') or de-escalates ('cools down') friendship drama, paired with a coloring page.
Bulletin-board activity raising awareness of Down Syndrome, tied to National Down Syndrome Day (March 21 / 'Rock Your Socks').
Preschool curriculum pack of week-long Dr. Seuss-themed activities across circle time, movement, art, science, language/literacy, math, construction, and dramatic play, tied to Dr. Seuss's birthday.
The French: Perfect Tense Vandertramp Lesson Plan resource comes equipped with a full lesson guide for teachers to instruct perfect tense in French. This download uses a story - Dr. Vandertamp - as the focus of the lesson.
A speech-language book companion built around the picture book Dragons Love Tacos, providing shared-reading, communication, and literacy activities for emergent communicators.
Five numbered steps guide students through drawing three cubes in one-point perspective: draw a horizon line and vanishing point, draw three squares with a pencil and ruler, connect each square's corners to the vanishing point, complete the back edges horizontally and vertically, then erase extra lines and darken the remaining edges. Three vocabulary notes define one-point perspective, the horizon line and the vanishing point in plain terms, and a separate note explains why only two sides of a cube sitting on the horizon line are visible. A second page provides a template with a horizon line, vanishing point and three dashed squares so students can apply the same five steps on their own. The lesson turns flat squares into cubes that read as three-dimensional forms using only a ruler and a pencil.
Grade 8 math lesson connecting Indigenous (First Peoples) cultural content to surface area, volume, and constructing nets of 3-D objects, using traditional Northwest Coast bentwood boxes as the real-world context.
Teach the figurative-language idiom 'drive someone nuts' through a short audio-supported reading passage, close-reading/comprehension activities, and a quick-write summary.
A secondary health lesson teaching about drug and alcohol addiction using video discussion, jigsaw reading of an article, and a risk-vs-protective-factor analysis (the 'Swiss Cheese Analogy').
Dry Tortugas National Park Geography Unit Immerse your middle school students in learning about Dry Tortugas National Park with this comprehensive geography unit.
Duck on a Bike: Language-Literacy Book Companion Packet This packet aids speech therapists, special education teachers, and early elementary educators in utilizing the beloved children's book Duck on a Bike to promote language and literacy…
A thematic science unit on the duck-billed platypus, pairing an illustrated slideshow with a student study/activity guide, teacher guide, and quiz.
Students use the story’s events to complete a plot map and explain its exposition, conflict, and later developments. The slides supply reminders for simile, idiom, hyperbole, and theme, giving readers a reference during their analysis. Use the student activities after reading the story and compare interpretations with the supplied teacher material.
Teach informational science content about dwarf planets (definition, characteristics, and the Dawn Mission) through a reading passage, vocabulary matching, fill-in-the-blank comprehension, and a summary-writing activity.