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Identify and annotate the differences on the updated Nutrition Facts label, then answer short-answer/fill-in questions about which nutrients to limit or increase, how to interpret %DV, and related label-reading concepts.
Measurement: Drill Sheets Vol. 5 Gr. 3-5 An invaluable teaching resource for educators catering to students in grades three to five. This teaching tool is aligned with the NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) standards. Approach: This material revisits essential knowledge parts with drill sheet exercises…
Each day, students solve 5 math problems on one page, take the first digit of each answer, and combine the five digits into a numeric code that completes that day's mission.
Read syllable-counting explanations and tips, then read the nonfiction song-lyric passage and: count syllables in 14 listed words, sort new words found in the lyrics by syllable count (1-4) into a graphic organizer, divide those words into syllable parts using / or -, and find and divide two 5-syllable words from the lyrics.
A research and creative-writing project in which students design an original superhero (or team) and write/illustrate a graphic novel/comic strip that teaches readers about an environmental issue and a possible solution.
Students read/listen to 'The History of Frozen' rap song lyrics, then answer 7 multiple-choice questions using bolded context clues in the lyrics to determine the meaning of underlined words/phrases (shattered, fragments, collaboration, 'fell through', debut, ironically, 'picked up steam').
Read informational articles, chart/survey classroom transportation habits, color a bar graph of world oil consumption, build a solar oven from recycled materials, make a 'cloud in a bottle' demonstration, and hold a classroom debate about the Industrial Revolution.
Each day, students solve 5 math problems on one page, take the first digit of each answer, and combine the five digits into a numeric code that completes that day's mission.
Read the theme's comprehension passage, label/complete student blackline maps, solve a crossword and word search, and complete a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an included answer key to mark work.
A novel-study literature kit for Victoria Jamieson's graphic novel 'Roller Girl', supporting grade 5-6 reading comprehension instruction organized by Bloom's Taxonomy levels.
A Paris-themed printable/digital pixel-art-style activity for practicing one-step equations with positive and negative integers.
Teach students to evaluate sampling methods and determine whether a sample is valid and representative of a population, aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.SP.A.1.
Give grades 5-6 students a daily critical-thinking warm-up using standalone logic, math, and deduction puzzles to start the school day or transition between subjects.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching students about income inequality using ratio/percent calculations and critical-thinking discussion.
Read a comprehension passage on the U.S. entering WWI, answer comprehension questions at multiple Bloom's Taxonomy levels, complete a crossword and word search, take a comprehension quiz, and research a WWI soldier for an extension activity.
A collection of kindness-themed activities designed to build empathy, social-emotional skills, and a positive classroom community through writing, crafts, and bingo-style games.
A visual, low-reading-demand cut-and-paste assessment of student understanding of decimal and fraction benchmarks on a 0-to-1 number line.
Students physically move to one side of a room based on 'Would You Rather' preferences; fill out and collect classmate signatures on a 'Getting to Know You' BINGO card; ask and record classmates' answers to prompts in a speed-meeting rotation ('Middle School Speed Meeting'); and anonymously write or draw responses to…
Read the theme's comprehension passage, label/complete student blackline maps, solve a crossword and word search, and complete a comprehension quiz; teacher uses an included answer key to mark work.
Solve 20 one-step inequalities (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division forms, including negatives) and record answers.
A print-and-go reading companion of activities to accompany the picture book "Octopus Stew" by Eric Velasquez, covering comprehension, story elements, character analysis, and extension writing/research tasks.
answer chapter-based comprehension/critical-thinking questions and complete graphic organizer and writing tasks tied to specific chapter page ranges and skill levels (recall, understanding/compare-contrast/summarize, etc.)
Give middle/high school students short, targeted creative writing exercises that isolate and practice five literary devices (Details, Diction, Imagery, Point of View, and Tone) one at a time, building creative writing skills incrementally.
Read a comprehension passage on WWI outcomes, answer comprehension questions at multiple Bloom's Taxonomy levels, complete a crossword and word search, take a comprehension quiz, and research a WWI soldier for an extension activity.