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Five PowerPoint reading-passage lessons teaching physical-science concepts about matter: observable properties, measuring properties, classification of matter, states of matter, and phase changes.
Give grade 1-2 students introductory practice recognizing that verbs are action/doing words (physical action, mental action, state of being) and using correct present/past/future tense forms, including common irregular past tense verbs.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'Poem at Thirty-Nine' by Alice Walker, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem…
Free download Reading Comprehension Fiction Set 1 Sample - Picking Cherries (Slides)
Provide a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing the ancient Silk Road trade route, Marco Polo's travels, traded commodities, and the route's challenges.
Practice dividing Spanish words into syllables with this engaging, self-checking resource. Perfect for beginning Spanish learners, this no-prep activity focuses on 15 winter-themed vocabulary words.
Teach the five phases of informative/expository writing (research and brainstorming, main ideas and support, introduction and conclusion, draft/edit/revise, final draft) using a Arctic-themed set of activities.
Free download Study microbiome vocabulary terms and definitions, then answer multiple-choice review questions by clicking a letter; correct answers are revealed and incorrect answers prompt retrying.
In groups of ~5, students complete a guided PowerPoint activity on animal structures and functions (modeled by the teacher first), then work independently to choose one animal within their assigned vertebrate group, complete a second research template on that animal, and build a large 2-D diorama on poster paper covering structures,…
Give younger students slide-by-slide multiple-choice practice recognizing complete sentences, the naming part (subject) and action part (verb/predicate) of a sentence, and basic sentence types (telling, asking, commanding, exclamatory).
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.
A digital micro-learning reading comprehension lesson built around the original story 'Stick's Masterpiece,' teaching vocabulary, close reading, and summarizing.
Present the causes of World War II — the Treaty of Versailles' effects on Germany, the Great Depression's global impact, and the rise of fascist dictators — through a slide presentation paired with video content.
Free download Students read a short passage (in slide form) about the discovery of the sunken city of Heracleion, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, clicking an answer and receiving immediate correct/incorrect feedback with a retry option.
Teach the five phases of informative/expository writing (research and brainstorming, main ideas and support, introduction and conclusion, draft/edit/revise, final draft) using a Pirate-themed set of activities.
Read a nonfiction science passage presented slide-by-slide, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions and reorder a 'mixed-up text' set of jumbled paragraph excerpts back into the passage's original order
Give students slide-by-slide multiple-choice practice identifying and using sentence types and sentence-structure concepts (declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, imperative sentences, punctuation, combining sentences).
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'Search for my Tongue' by Sujata Bhatt.
Free download Reading Comprehension Fiction Set 2 Sample: Chasing Pheasants (Slides)
Deliver a 14-slide digital mini-lesson teaching students geography and civics facts about the U.S. state of Texas via multimedia slides.
Step through 9 slides (labelled PREGUNTA 1-9) navigated with on-slide ATRÁS/ADELANTE (back/forward) controls, and for each choose which of two given spellings is correct (e.g. "mío" vs "mio"; "había llamo" vs "había llamó"; "sé - vas" vs "sé - vás").
Free download Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.
Give grade 5-6 students more advanced practice distinguishing action, helping, and linking verbs, identifying verb tense (past/present/future), and correctly forming irregular past-tense verbs and verb phrases in context.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'I Wanna Be Yours' by John Cooper Clarke, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem…