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A social-studies-flavored informational reading/media lesson about sushi (its history and how to eat it properly), building main-idea, summarizing, and vocabulary skills.
An interactive Google Slides resource that teaches students how to write a non-fiction book report using guided steps and graphic organizers, including distinguishing biography, autobiography, and informational texts.
A no-prep, digitally interactive micro-learning deck (PowerPoint) teaching facts about hummingbirds (focused on the ruby-throated hummingbird) through a short reading passage, video, vocabulary, and writing/comprehension activities.
A slideshow-based micro-learning lesson on an Ice Age archaeological discovery (a 14,000-year-old settlement site on Triquet Island, Canada), combining a video lesson, an audio-supported informational reading passage, vocabulary and comprehension activities, and a quick-write task.
A digital micro-lesson (slide deck) teaching the figurative-language idiom 'ignorance is bliss' through a short video/audio dialogue, comprehension activities, and a guided summary-writing task.
This micro-learning deck is the perfect accessory to your Science instruction! This digital slideshow presents Iguanas. Within this slideshow, you will receive: -Video Lesson -Reading Passage w/ Audio -Close Reading -Quick Write The…
A digital micro-lesson (slide deck) teaching Illinois state geography and symbols through informational text, an embedded video, and interactive/summary activities.
A self-paced 'micro-learning' slide deck teaching the figurative-language idiom 'in a nutshell' through a reading passage, a video/audio lesson, and short comprehension and writing tasks.
Independence Day Adapted Book Slide Deck: A Complete Resource Independence Day Adapted Book Slide Deck is a premium teaching aid designed to familiarize students with Independence Day, otherwise known as the Fourth of July.
Indian Ocean Adapted Book Slide Deck for Special Ed An innovative teaching resource, the Indian Ocean Adapted Book Slide Deck for Special Ed is designed to advance learning of Earth Sciences in an appealing manner focusing on a key aspect…
Digital scaffolded interactive notes ('Pixanotes') teaching students to interpret words and phrases in a poem (Invictus), with differentiated versions and a self-checking quiz.
Introduce students to narrative poetry as a genre, using video clips, guided discussion, language-device practice, and a full worked example (the poem 'Matilda') plus an independent homework poem.
Continue a narrative-poetry unit by studying Edward Lear's classic poem 'The Owl and the Pussycat', covering genre terms (epic, ballad) and poetic devices (stanza, quatrain, alliteration).
A 14-slide digital micro-learning deck teaching Iowa state geography facts (location, bordering states, capital, flag, seal, symbols, land use) through slides, embedded video links, a reading passage, and a summarizing activity.
This reading comprehension deck is the perfect accessory to your Social Studies instruction! This digital slideshow presents Itzhak Perlman.
An interactive, no-prep digital 'micro-learning deck' (slideshow) teaching middle-school-level zoology content about jellyfish, combining video, a reading passage, vocabulary, and literacy activities.
Teaches the meaning of the figurative-language/idiom phrase 'keep one's eyes peeled' through a close reading passage and comprehension activities.
An interactive PowerPoint 'micro-learning deck' teaching the figurative-language idiom 'kill two birds with one stone' through a short reading passage (with audio), comprehension activities, and a summary-writing task.
An interactive science micro-learning slide deck teaching where herbs and spices come from and how they are used, paired with a reading passage and comprehension activities.
An introductory lesson to Shakespeare's play 'The Tempest', covering the author's biography, historical context (the Elizabethan/Jacobean era), key literary terms (aside, soliloquy), and Shakespeare's typical four-part plot structure.
Lesson 1 of a Tempest unit: an analytical close-reading of Act 1 Scene 1 (the opening shipwreck scene), building summary/analysis skills and introducing academic essay-writing technique.
Lesson 10 of a Tempest unit: concludes the analytical reading of the play by examining the meaning and purpose of Prospero's closing epilogue.
Lesson 11 of a Tempest unit: a guided essay-writing/revision lesson exploring the theme of power across the play, scene by scene, to prepare students for an analytical essay.
Lesson 12 of a Tempest unit: a second guided essay-writing/revision lesson, this time exploring the theme of slavery across the play through the characters of Prospero, Caliban, and Ariel.