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Students watch/read an informational passage about fish (key terms: creatures, fish, gills, regulate, scales), complete a fill-in-the-blank 'What's Missing?' vocabulary exercise, complete a drag-and-drop definition-matching activity, and write a short summary of the passage using sentence starters (First, Next, Also…
Read/view a slide-by-slide biography covering Hamlin's early life in Maine, legal and political career, vice presidency under Lincoln, and later diplomatic service.
Watch a video and read a passage (Reading Level 6.2) about how ancestors made stone tools; learn 5 key vocabulary terms (ancestors, archaeologists, carcass, Neanderthals, technology); complete a fill-in-the-blank 'What's Missing?' activity using the vocabulary; complete a drag-and-drop 'Match the Definition' activity…
Follow along with teacher-led presentation slides covering muscle tissue structure (epimysium, perimysium, fascicle, endomysium, myofibril, sarcomere), the physiology of skeletal muscle contraction, and muscle energy sources (aerobic/anaerobic respiration, ATP, creatine phosphate) and disorders (e.g. cramps and…
Watch a short background video, read biography passages (with embedded audio support), answer close-reading fill-in-the-blank questions, and complete a one-sentence quick-write summary per passage.
Read/view a slide-by-slide biography covering Wilson's impoverished childhood, self-made shoemaking career, abolitionist Senate career, vice presidency, and death in office.
Students follow worked examples showing how to compute successive derivatives (first through fourth) of polynomial, trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic functions, learn prime and f^(n)(x) notation for higher-order derivatives, and see the second derivative connected to physical motion (velocity/acceleration)…
This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for The Story of An Hour text by Kate Chopin. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents.
Students read/review biography slides on Dunleavy's education career, Alaska Senate service, his 2018 election, the 2019-2020 'Recall Dunleavy' effort and its legal outcome, his COVID-19 policy positions, and his 2022 re-election.
Watch/read 'The Sun, A Real Star' informational passage (with embedded audio support), learn 5 key vocabulary terms (erupt, particles, plasma, radiation, space weather), complete a 'What's Missing?' fill-in-the-blank activity using a word bank, complete a 'Match the Definition' drag-and-drop matching activity pairing…
Students work through an animated PowerPoint lesson, complete a digital quick test/quiz, worksheets, a crossword, a word search, cut-out printables, and a foldable to record and self-check their learning about particle behavior in solids, liquids, and gases.
Based on component file names: students would view lecture slide decks (Consolidation of the Republic, Development of Political Parties, War of 1812), complete activity packages, take part in a virtual museum on the Underground Railroad, conduct a mock 'Trial of Andrew Jackson,' complete a 'Fact or Fiction' activity…
U.A. Fanthorpe's poem "Half-Past Two," about a child kept after school who does not yet understand clock time, is unpacked slide by slide in a GCSE-level English literature lesson built around close reading and analytical writing. The slideshow opens with learning intentions and a glossary of critical terms (narrator, third person, repetition, portmanteau, emotive language, personification, contraction, oxymoron), then supplies biographical context on Fanthorpe before presenting the full poem text twice for annotation. Stanza-by-stanza question sets walk students through content, language, and structure analysis, including the poem's invented compound words like "Gettinguptime" and "timeyouwereofftime," before a PETAL (Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Link) paragraph frame and an extended-response homework task close out the lesson. A model "possible answer" in three bullet points on the poem's tone is included so students can compare their own analysis against a worked example. For another GCSE poem taught with the same PETAL paragraph framework, Vernon Scannell’s ‘Nettles’ offers stanza-by-stanza analysis practice on a different poem.
Answer review questions and fill in blanks/matching prompts about religions, the Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Revolution, empires, exploration, Enlightenment, English Civil War, French Revolution, nationalism, Industrial Revolution, imperialism, WWI, WWII, genocides, Cold War, and the modern era (including…
Learn definitions and clue words for facts vs. opinions; practice classifying 8 example statements as fact or opinion with answers revealed on the next slide; consider how misinformation gets mixed up with opinion using a climate-change example; review a condensed history of how Western societies have validated…
Across the unit, students: complete a bell-ringer warm-up; watch and answer questions on the documentary 'Before the Flood' and other assigned videos; work through a student lesson outline and student-version presentation; complete a reading passage and worksheet with an answer key; complete a 'Climate Change Quest'…
In groups, brainstorm and select a workable controversial research topic; evaluate source types (research papers, news, opinion, propaganda, fake news); use a shared Google Form/Sheet to submit and share research sources; take on individual 'job' roles within the group (e.g. researching, formatting, works cited) via a…
Read an informational passage on the causes of the American Revolution, fill in missing vocabulary words in sentences, match key terms (boycott, parliament, Patriots, revolt, taxation) to their definitions via drag-and-drop, and write a one-sentence summary for each of four sequencing prompts (First/Next/Also/Last).
Play a bingo matching game with morning-routine pictures/words; answer scenario questions (circle-the-answer format) about breakfast, teeth-brushing, and school timing; sequence steps for brushing teeth, getting dressed, and making breakfast; sort healthy vs. unhealthy breakfast choices; complete cut-and-stick and…
Copy lecture notes from two PowerPoint presentations; complete coloring plates from an external coloring book (not included); complete a fill-in-the-blank 'Anatomy Terminology and the Body Plan' worksheet labeling planes and directional terms; complete a supplemental worksheet packet from the paired textbook (not…
Follow along with teacher/student presentation slides (fill-in-the-blank notes format), watch embedded videos, and complete a handout and exit ticket.
Follow a fill-in-the-blank student notes outline alongside a slideshow presentation covering physical weathering (thermal stress, pressure release, frost weathering, salt crystal growth, hydraulic action), chemical weathering (dissolution, oxidation, hydration), and erosion/deposition by five transport mechanisms…
Watch an animated PowerPoint, complete a digital quick test, work through photocopiable worksheets and a photocopiable lesson booklet, mark and self-correct answers, complete cut-outs and a foldable, and use a progress self-check.
Complete a warm-up question, follow guided slides on Industrial Revolution working conditions and famous strikes (Great Railroad Strike, Haymarket Riot, Homestead Strike, Pullman Strike), then role-play in one of three assigned groups (Bosses, Strike-Breakers, Union Leadership) negotiating over wage cuts across…