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A comprehensive reading-comprehension unit on the American Civil War (causes, major figures, key events, major battles, human impact, and outcomes) for grades 5-8, part of Classroom Complete Press's 'World Conflict Series'.
Solve fraction word problems, then use the answers and a color key to color a grid and reveal a sad-face emoji picture.
Build elementary students' familiarity with basic U.S. history vocabulary (e.g., colony, revolution, constitution, president) through three puzzle formats.
Practice evaluating variable expressions (including exponents, order of operations, and division) and reveal a color-by-number emoji picture from the answers.
Practice adding full stops (periods) to run-on sentences to teach correct sentence punctuation.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Key Events of the Civil War' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
An end-of-year reflective writing activity in which students write a letter to their future selves about the past school year and goals for next year.
A no-prep reading packet teaching major events of World War II (Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, D-Day, V-E Day, V-J Day, the Holocaust) through differentiated informational passages.
Give students practice with the order of operations (including exponents and parentheses) through a self-checking 'hidden message' decoding activity, available in digital and printable form.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'The Human Meaning of the War' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
Biography research and creative-writing project in which students build an imagined social-media profile for a historical scientist or inventor.
Make learning the alphabet fun and interactive with this Alphabet Dot-to-Dot activity pack! Perfect for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten learners, these worksheets allow students to connect the dots in alphabetical order to reveal fun pictures, then color them in for added creativity.
An art project teaching color theory and color schemes, in which students design a mock Instagram feed using cut-out magazine images.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Major Figures' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
A nonfiction context clues reading activity that uses rap song lyrics recounting the history and elements of breaking (breakdancing) as the reading passage for vocabulary and Hip-Hop terminology practice.
An ESL listening-comprehension activity built around a news video story about heatwaves as a natural disaster, developing listening, speaking, and writing skills.
This Comparing Fractions Math Activity includes printable worksheets for elementary students, most appropriate for grades 3 to 5. The pages focus on helping students compare fractions by identifying which fraction is greater than, less than, or equal to another. Students work with visual models and number representations to support…
An ESL listening/reading activity built around a news video about treaties (referencing the Waitangi Treaty and Indigenous rights), combining listening strategies, vocabulary building, comprehension questions, and a written summary.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Effects and Outcomes' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
Give students a MASH-style (fold-and-predict/spiral counting) creative writing game to randomly generate character traits and story elements for use in creative writing.
Give students word-problem practice applying order of operations (BEDMAS) to everyday real-life money and quantity scenarios.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching that access to clean water is a human right, using the lack of clean drinking water in Canadian First Nations communities as a real-world case study.
Integrates financial literacy (sales tax, hourly wages, saving up for a purchase) with math practice on equivalent ratio tables and graphing ordered pairs.
A short activity introducing several Antarctic animals by name and identifying feature, with a focused label-the-diagram task for the Emperor Penguin.