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Title: Lesson 3: Planning the Essay - An Alien Wrote my Expository Essay with Mr. Butt and Bonefish As educators, we understand that skillfully mastering essay planning can be a remarkable catalyst for students' success in composing…
Interjections: Wow! Interjections! A great tool for your writing toolbox. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Students learn about the different kinds of verbs and how to use them to write with active voice. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Lesson 5: Adverbs and Noisy-Know-Nothings - How to Use Adverbs and Make Sounds the Right Way - A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay with Mr.
Welcome Welcome to a comprehensive tool designed exclusively for educators focused on aiding their students in honing their writing skills.
Lesson 6: Metaphors and Similes - How to Create Emotion Through Figurative Language, forming a part of the series, A Zombie Wrote My Narrative Essay with Mr.
A magic word that helps students develop their explanations as to why they chose to answer the way they did. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Lesson 7: Abraham Linking – How to Bring an Essay Together into a Cohesive Message The ability to craft cohesive essays is a crucial skill for students in Grade 4 to Grade 6.
What Does “Showing Not Telling” in Writing Really Mean and How Do You Tell the Difference? Learn concepts that make it easier for kids to write visually and to understand why it is more stimulating to the reader.
Teaches students to write attention-grabbing opening 'hooks' for expository essays using techniques such as action/dialogue, rhetorical questions, quotations, statements of suspense, mystery openings, definitions, and narrative/action-dote openings.
Lesson 8: CPR and Conflict - How to Create Exciting Story Ideas This is an engaging teaching resource designed to invigorate your Language Arts curriculum with a focus on creative writing exercises.
Product Title: Lesson 9: The Clincher – How to End an Essay that Satisfies the Reader - An Alien Wrote my Expository Essay with Mr. Butt and Bonefish Built as an essential teaching aid, this product is crafted to support educators in their…
Free download Systematic synthetic-phonics lesson teaching the initial sound /h/ through a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheets (per seller, designed to also support SEN/dyslexia learners).
Free download A phonics lesson teaching the letter Ii and its initial sound /i/, part of a synthetic, systematic phonics program, delivered as a PowerPoint presentation plus follow-up worksheets, explicitly designed to also support pupils with special needs/dyslexia.
Free download Teach the letter Jj and its phonic sound /j/ through a slide presentation plus follow-up worksheets, designed to support pupils including those with special needs/dyslexia.
Free download Phonics lesson teaching the initial sound /l/ and letter formation, combining a PDF worksheet set with an accompanying PowerPoint presentation (per file: 'Letter recognition by sound and letter formation /l/').
Free download A UK-style synthetic-phonics lesson teaching initial-sound letter recognition and letter formation for the letter n, combining a worksheet set and a slide presentation.
A micro-learning digital slideshow lesson teaching whether Mars is really hot and red, covering Mars' temperature, atmosphere, and surface color/composition, while building close reading, vocabulary, and summarizing skills.
A no-prep digital 'micro-learning deck' (slideshow) that teaches about the Mayan civilization through an audio-supported nonfiction reading passage on the Tombs of El Mirador excavation, vocabulary, and differentiated comprehension and writing activities.
Project selected slides before a research-writing lesson to discuss when a writer needs to credit a source. Examples show how summaries, paraphrases, and quotations connect to in-text citations and a Works Cited list. The deck uses older MLA formatting examples, so treat it as a legacy teaching resource when deciding which slides fit your course requirements.
An interactive, no-prep informational-reading micro-lesson (digital slide deck) teaching the history of monster trucks (focused on Bob Chandler and 'Bigfoot'), paired with vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.
A GCSE English Literature lesson analysing the characterisation of Mr Arthur Birling in J.B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls, focused on direct vs indirect characterisation as a literary device.
Provide reference anchor charts/visuals teaching poetry writing concepts (stanzas, form, sound patterns, figurative devices, poetry types, poetry tools/terms).
How to Sneak Your Monster into School presents a humorous school adventure through step-by-step instructions. Read the PDF picture book together and invite students to notice how each instruction moves the plan forward. As a follow-up, students can invent their own imaginary creature and explain a sequence for bringing it to a familiar place.