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Community Helpers: Mail Carriers Adapted Book - Google Slides Overview: This digital book is a versatile and valuable tool for Kindergarten, Pre-school, and Grade 1 students. It provides in-depth knowledge about the role of mail carriers. Designed to enhance vocabulary skills, it's perfect for whole class instruction or individual…
Provide a flexible activity template where students complete a fictional police/incident report for a character from any short story, novel, play, or historical figure, to synthesize details from their reading.
A digital, interactive 'book study deck' companion to 'Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day' targeting sequencing, comprehension, story elements, and summarizing skills.
Activity instructing students to demonstrate their interpretation of an assigned paragraph using only images or symbols, then present their interpretation orally to the class.
Author-biography presentation on Polish science-fiction writer Stanisław Lem, intended as background/context material for studying his novels (e.g. Solaris).
An introductory slide presentation orienting students to J.D. Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' before reading, covering point of view, characters, settings, symbols, conflicts, and themes.
A short digital geography mini-lesson introducing students to the U.S. state of Oregon (facts, symbols, geography, and history) via slides with reading, video/audio, and interactive components.
Deliver a 14-slide digital mini-lesson teaching students geography and civics facts about the U.S. state of Texas via multimedia slides.
Chapter quizzes and writing prompts for a novel study of Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book, offered as both printable PDF and digital Google Slides/Forms versions.
A set of 28 task cards teaching the cause-and-effect reading strategy through short scenarios and short fables, with an optional digital Google Slides version.
A homework/reading worksheet teaching students about the causes and impacts of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (ocean plastic pollution), available in both print and a linked digital Google Slides format.
A set of short, high-interest nonfiction reading passages on gross/disgusting body-science and trivia topics (snot, boogers, burping, earwax, nose picking, etc.), designed to engage reluctant readers in identifying main idea/details and summarizing.
A multi-file mini-unit teaching how medieval castles were built, their common features, the lives of castle inhabitants, and siege/battle strategies, for European/World History social studies.
Provide a rubric and presentation-based framework for running a secondary-level classroom book club that assesses reading comprehension and discussion skills.
A digital micro-lesson deck teaching state facts and symbols about New Jersey.
A digital micro-lesson deck teaching state facts and symbols about New Mexico.
Provide high school students with introductory background/context for studying the novel 'The Joy Luck Club' by Amy Tan, covering author biography, Chinese immigration history, historical China before/during/after WWII, themes, symbols, and discussion questions.
Teach and give students practice with the R.A.C.E. (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) response strategy for written reading-comprehension answers, using six informational passages about animals.
Give students practice with the R.A.C.E. (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) response strategy using six informational passages about space topics.
A novel study companion for Jennifer Nielsen's 'A Night Divided' with pre-reading and chapter-by-chapter comprehension/reader-response questions covering the whole book.
A Common Core-aligned comprehension and research-project packet accompanying the novel 'Peak' (about climbing Mt. Everest), including guided research projects, comprehension questions, vocabulary, and assessment materials.
A digital 'Think, Chat, and Write' discussion-based literary analysis activity for Shirley Jackson's short story 'The Lottery', structuring a think-pair-share process into a written response.
An interactive science micro-learning deck teaching what weather is, how it differs from climate, and the factors (heat, air pressure, wind, moisture) that produce weather, using a video-lesson slide, close-reading passage, vocabulary, and quick-write.
A science/literacy mini-unit teaching that pine trees are evergreens with needles instead of leaves and cones instead of flowers, paired with differentiated decodable reading passages for guided reading practice on the same topic.