Identify Argumentative Essay Goals- Choose Goals, Steps. & Reflect
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
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An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
An interactive Google Slides resource that introduces what a paragraph is, its component parts, and the different forms and purposes of paragraphs (narrative, informative, persuasive).
Guide students through independently researching the artistic life and legacy of Vincent Van Gogh, using a scored rubric and biographical organizer to produce a 5-paragraph research essay.
A CAASPP-aligned Grade 3 math practice test used for state-test preparation, giving students test-style practice and giving teachers domain-level scoring data.
Fantasy-narrative escape-room lesson (Lesson 3 of 4) teaching multiplication and division through a guided puzzle adventure involving a trickster dragon.
Provide alphabet posters pairing each uppercase/lowercase letter with a matching picture word to support letter recognition and letter-sound connections.
Reviews 6th-grade properties of operations (commutative, associative, identity, distributive) and introduces 7th-grade Number Systems standards, via notes, a sorting activity, and test practice.
A group activity that turns the classroom into a virtual art gallery so students can view, analyze, and critique famous Renaissance artworks in the context of Christianity and Renaissance values.
Decorative bulletin board / door decor letter templates for a cactus-themed back-to-school classroom display.
Provide a self-graded digital quiz on sexual and asexual reproduction for middle-school science, delivered as a Google Form accessed via a link.
A pack of printable classroom posters/visual supports for teaching social-emotional and self-regulation skills, branded 'Socially Skilled Kids', intended to be printed on cardstock and laminated for classroom or therapy-room display.
Teach senior/high-school chemistry students the gas laws (Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Gay-Lussac's Law) and their combined application.
An ESL/vocabulary worksheet packet that teaches and reinforces 14 train-themed English vocabulary words through anagram, matching, multiple-choice, word search, and crossword puzzle formats.
Number Sense Posters and Activity Mats: Number '2' Trace, Dot, Paint, Count is a 42-page PDF resource that helps preschool to grade 1 students grasp number quantity and early math concepts surrounding the number 2. Students trace, dot, and paint various creative representations of the numeral 2 while counting objects, patterns, and dice…
Interactive digital math practice and self-grading quiz for CCSS 1.NBT.1 (counting sequence), first-grade level.
A short, single-page formative-assessment worksheet ('Quick Check') on identifying rows, columns, and total boxes in a partitioned rectangle, designed for use as an exit ticket, warm-up, or brief assessment.
Teach and assess the Angle-Angle theorem for proving triangle similarity, partially addressing CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.A.5.
A shape-matching worksheet pairing colored shapes with their outline counterparts.
A simple graphic-organizer activity to help students prepare for a class discussion by recording main ideas, questions, and interesting points from required reading/material.
A slide presentation and paired student notes handout teaching the causes and course of World War I with emphasis on America's involvement (isolationism, the Lusitania, the Zimmermann Telegram, U.S. entry into the war).
A GCSE PE (UK secondary anatomy & physiology) lesson presentation teaching the four bone shape classifications (long, short, flat, irregular) and how bone shape relates to function and range of movement in sport.
A reading comprehension packet that teaches students about the culture, government, economy, and education of the Southern American colonies.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study guiding students through research on Hawaii's capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, with a daily pacing guide of videos, readings, worksheets, and activities.
Build critical-thinking and life-skills competency around your personal life plan through leveled reading-comprehension passages organized by Bloom's Taxonomy, paired with hands-on activities and word puzzles.