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An essay-preparation worksheet exploring the generational conflict between the young (Sheila, Eric) and old (Mr and Mrs Birling) characters in An Inspector Calls.
A creative writing activity where students rewrite the U.S. national anthem lyrics in their own modern-day words to build understanding of its meaning.
Watch a video in three parts, complete vocabulary matching, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, and food-to-class matching worksheet sections, discuss in pairs, and write a diary entry as a Victorian child.
Rotate through 4 stations (12-15 min each): watch a biography video and answer worksheet questions; read an article on Poe's writing style and answer questions; watch a second video about Poe's literary significance; read 1-2 sentence summaries of his famous works and choose which to read.
A high-school world/European history worksheet on 18th-century Enlightened Despots (Frederick the Great of Prussia, Joseph II of Austria, Catherine the Great of Russia).
A structured Socratic-seminar (inner-circle/outer-circle discussion) lesson plan for 'An Inspector Calls' Act 3, with teaching notes for setup plus discussion questions for speakers and observation worksheets for listeners.
Select a filmmaker to research, take notes using a background research worksheet, complete an essay outline, draft a 5-paragraph essay with at least 3 cited sources in MLA format, participate in peer review, and submit a final draft.
A history comprehension worksheet teaching students to read and interpret a bar chart showing the growth of French national debt under Louis XIV (1643-1715).
View a slideshow presentation on Polynesian geography (island groups, atolls, volcanic origins), complete accompanying worksheets, create a labeled map of Polynesia showing island groups/Equator/Tropic of Capricorn, and solve a crossword reviewing the geography vocabulary.
Watch a linked 'Crash Course World History: The American Revolution' YouTube video, research four Enlightenment leaders (name, core belief, and how that belief influenced the American Revolution/U.S. government), complete the worksheet individually, then discuss in small groups which thinker had the greatest influence…
Working with a partner, underline/highlight a preferred synonym in each of 11 character statements about Sheila, then find a supporting quotation (dialogue or stage direction) from Act One for each, and write an explanation of how the quote supports the statement.
Provide a Grade 9 end-of-year worksheet packet of 9 activities (about 10 hours total) for reflection, creative writing, and a cross-subject review quiz.
Select a legendary classical-music composer (e.g. Franz Schubert) from a research planner, conduct research using a biographical fact fill-in worksheet, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay with a works-cited page, complete a self/peer-edit checklist, and be scored against an included essay rubric.
Interpret sayings presented in a Benjamin Franklin activity and connect them with biographical research. Students translate eighteen entries into modern language, write two sayings of their own, and organize information about Franklin. Sample interpretations and teacher directions support discussion without requiring every student response to use identical wording.
A worksheet packet ('Decoding Essay Prompts', TS30) that teaches high school students a two-step strategy for understanding and paraphrasing essay writing prompts before drafting a response.
A worksheet on the Inspector's closing speech, pairing it with a 1987 Margaret Thatcher quotation to examine political persuasion and Priestley's message about collective responsibility.
Select a notable figure from California history (e.g. Walt Disney), complete a biographical research/note-taking worksheet and drawing activity, build an essay outline, draft a 5-paragraph MLA essay with works cited covering the subject's career success, influence on California history, and lasting legacy, and…
A set of 30 brain-teaser riddles and logic puzzles for use as bell ringers, brain breaks, sub plans, or filler activities.
Discuss an opening question in pairs and share out; in groups of 4-5 (formed via Flippity), read and study the provided Constitution excerpt; individually write a paragraph of at least five sentences responding to the prompt; then share written responses with the class.
A double-entry journal worksheet for high school students to closely read and analyze Act 4, Scene 1 of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' through both traditional close reading and an explicit feminist critical lens.
A multi-task worksheet exploring the social and political context of Act 2 of An Inspector Calls, including class, the Seven Deadly Sins, Capitalism/Socialism, and the representation of women in 1912 Britain.
Teaches high school students how to evaluate and choose a credit card, applying percentage, decimal, and ratio math to compare interest rates, fees, and perks.
Select an NHL/hockey legend, research using at least 3 sources, complete a background research worksheet and essay outline, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-style essay (introduction with thesis, early-life paragraph, career-peak paragraph, legacy paragraph, conclusion, works cited page), complete a peer-review checklist, and…
Students gather biographical facts about Rembrandt (birth, family, residences, achievements) on a research organizer worksheet, complete an illustration activity, then draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay (intro with thesis, early-life paragraph, achievements/legacy paragraphs, conclusion, works cited page), using a self/peer editing…