Independence Day Reading Activities
ESL reading-comprehension resource teaching about the history and traditions of USA Independence Day (4th of July) through a reading passage and follow-up exercises.
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ESL reading-comprehension resource teaching about the history and traditions of USA Independence Day (4th of July) through a reading passage and follow-up exercises.
Interactive digital math practice and self-grading quiz for CCSS 1.MD.1 (comparing lengths), first-grade level.
A one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on Absolutism and the Enlightenment, combining lecture, documentary analysis, discussion, and DBQ-style assessment materials.
Provide a bundle of mix-and-match activities on the end of the Cold War for teachers to assign individually or together, covering the Berlin Wall, the collapse of the Soviet Union, primary/secondary source analysis, and a culminating assessment.
A UK-curriculum-style reading comprehension test booklet (modeled on KS2/SATs and 11+ reading assessment format) containing multiple texts, each with a set of graded-mark comprehension questions, for children aged 9-12.
Interactive digital math practice and self-grading quiz for CCSS 1.MD.4 (representing and interpreting data), first-grade level.
No-prep Black History packet teaching students about ballet dancer Misty Copeland's life and career through biography, graphic organizers, and word puzzles.
Teaches Maryland state facts (geography, history, symbols) through a self-checking digital escape room built around 15 puzzles.
Interactive digital math practice and self-grading quiz for CCSS 1.NBT.2A (understanding tens in place value), first-grade level.
Interactive digital math practice and self-grading quiz for CCSS 1.NBT.2B (understanding teen numbers as ten ones and some more ones), first-grade level.
A reading-comprehension resource: a short informational passage about dinosaurs (general facts, examples like T. rex/Triceratops/Stegosaurus, paleontology, herbivores/carnivores, eggs, and extinction) followed by a multiple-choice comprehension quiz.
Deliver a complete, no-prep micro-lesson on energy (what it is, potential vs. kinetic energy, how it changes form) via a self-contained digital slide deck combining video, reading passage, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.
A full step-by-step science unit teaching elementary students about birds' physical features and how those features help birds survive in their habitats.
A close-reading and writing activity teaching students to describe German aggression in Europe and Japanese aggression in Asia leading up to World War II, built around an 800-Lexile informational passage.
A full-year (180 school days / 36 weeks) daily morning-work spiral review program for Grade 1 covering ELA (phonics, sight words, handwriting, grammar, sentence writing, vocabulary, reading) and math (place value, addition/subtraction, telling time, shapes) plus calendar/weather, SEL, and brain-teaser sections, each day using a two-page set (Page A…
A multi-part butterfly/insect unit combining nonfiction close-reading passages, vocabulary work, a research report, and graphic organizers to build reading comprehension and content knowledge about butterfly biology and life cycle.
Gives students a short nonfiction reading passage about Ancient Greece, paired with multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-ordering activities to check comprehension and recall.
A large science packet teaching the butterfly life cycle (egg, caterpillar, chrysalis/pupa, butterfly), butterfly anatomy, and butterfly vs. moth differences, through posters, an interactive handbook, and a wide variety of printable practice activities.
Gives students a short nonfiction reading passage about the Mayan civilization, paired with multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-ordering activities to check comprehension and recall.
Gives students a short nonfiction reading passage about Ancient Egypt, paired with multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-ordering activities to check comprehension and recall.
Gives students a short nonfiction reading passage about the history of the computer, paired with multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-ordering activities to check comprehension and recall.
A constructed-response question (CRQ) assessment in the format of the New York State Regents Global History and Geography exam, covering two document-based sets: the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire, and the fall of Rome, plus a teacher scoring rubric and video lesson passcodes.
Formative assessment of students' ability to read and interpret historical documents (a map, a graph, a chart, a primary source diary entry, and a political cartoon) in a U.S. History / colonization context.
A full novel/book-study unit built around Lauren Tarshis's book "I Survived The Attacks of September 11, 2001", providing chapter-by-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and figurative-language practice plus culminating assessments.