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An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a cross-cultural feature on good luck charms (history and examples such as scarabs, four-leaf clovers, horseshoes, maneki-neko, and quoted collector/sociologist/shopkeeper/skeptic voices), paired with comprehension/vocabulary questions and two essay prompts…
A self-checking one-step equations worksheet where solving each equation reveals letters that spell out a hidden message.
ESL worksheet built around the animated TV series "Ben 10: Alien Force" (season 1), in which students record factual details about the show and then write a multi-page diary/journal entry in English from the point of view of a character in the series.
Students make assumptions to solve a real-world math/science problem (calculating the length of wire needed for a roll of fencing with a given mesh style), build a real-life model and a mathematical model, and communicate their findings.
Worksheet with 10 questions along with the answers, calculating the limit as the function approaches either to positive or negative infinity of the most common transcendental functions: logarithmic, and trigonometric functions.
An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a food-culture feature on Hawaiian shave ice (Japanese-immigrant origins, how it differs from snow cones, flavors/toppings, and quoted local/food-expert/vendor voices), paired with comprehension/vocabulary questions and three essay/diary prompts (personal…
Students watch the linked video and answer 15 short-answer questions about life expectancy, birth/mortality rates, and racial disparities in health outcomes, then self-check with the included answer key.
ESL worksheet built around the animated TV series "Ben 10" (season 4), in which students record factual details about the show and then write a multi-page diary/journal entry in English from the point of view of a character in the series.
For each named historical figure (e.g., William Harvey, Martin Luther, Vasco da Gama, Louis XIV, Napoleon), write their main accomplishment and the time period they are associated with (Renaissance, Reformation, Exploration, Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, Revolutions, Global Empires, Absolutism).
For each of a series of paired functions (one on each side, in mixed representations: graph, table, equation, or word problem), determine the requested quantity (rate of change, then later vertical/y-intercept) for both functions and decide which one is greater.
This worksheet has graphs and the students need to find equations of the form y=mx and y=mx+b. There is also one concept understanding task where students have to fill in a text about parallel lines, congruent angles and proportion.
Practice worksheet for 8th grade math standard 8.EE.A.1, teaching students to combine and simplify powers/integer exponents.
A two-page open-ended investigation prompting students to pose and answer their own geometry questions about a photographed wire fruit bowl (circles, area of overlap, circumference), then extend to a more complex irregular wire shape.
Solve pairs of linear equations by reading provided graphs, by graphing equations independently, by solving algebraically, and by solving real-world word problems (including on blank coordinate planes); check work against the answers chapter.
An 8th-grade math worksheet giving practice calculating with scientific notation, aligned to Common Core standard 8.EE.A.4.
A collection of 68 incremental math word-problem worksheets across 19 problem types, designed as a supplement (not a standalone curriculum) that starts each topic with simple questions and gradually increases complexity, training students to read word problems carefully.
A multi-day (10-day) pre-reading unit to build background knowledge and context (Black Lives Matter movement, MLK Jr., civil rights history, racial bias) before students read the novel Dear Martin by Nic Stone.
A five-page investigation on group work and fair-division ('cake-cutting') algorithms, combining collaboration/communication skills with a combinatorics/fair-division math problem, and referencing Excel/Python random-group-assignment code.
Students read an informational passage (in two differentiated reading-level versions, A and B), fill in vocabulary terms, underline main ideas, circle text features, complete a graphic organizer, match vocabulary to definitions, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, and write a short-answer response.
Students circle the correct punctuation mark (exclamation point or question mark) for each of nine given sentences.
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.
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.