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An ESL/English reading comprehension worksheet and accompanying teacher lesson plan that introduces the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas through a biographical passage, comprehension questions, vocabulary work, and creative speaking/writing activities.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Complete 40 short activities across English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Art/creative sections (write, solve, draw, match, color); check answers against the included answer key.
A multi-component CLOSE-reading and vocabulary unit on plants for grades 3-7, teaching close-reading annotation skills alongside plant science content (plant classification, parts of a plant, photosynthesis, pollination/seed dispersal, plants and life on Earth) through nonfiction passages and supporting activities.
For each of the five myths: read a close-reading passage, annotate it using provided bookmarks/anchor charts, answer text-dependent questions and essential questions (including compare/contrast and 'write a new ending' writing prompts), complete a CLOZE fill-in-the-blank worksheet, complete a character-analysis organizer, complete a…
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Add/subtract/multiply/divide fractions and decimals, round decimals, identify place value, compare numbers, multiply/divide multi-digit numbers, compute area/perimeter/volume, classify angles, and solve multi-step word problems.
A short-story analysis worksheet packet and two-lesson teaching plan for D.H. Lawrence's 'The Rocking-Horse Winner,' building reading comprehension, vocabulary, and symbolism analysis skills for high school/AP Literature and ESL/ELL students.
A 180-day daily spiral-review math practice resource for grade 5, giving students one short one-page worksheet per school day mixing skills across the Common Core grade 5 math domains.
Read informational cards about each health topic, complete 'I can...' worksheet pages for 'My Book About Healthy Habits,' and review 'Try This!' tip lists for building the habit; cut out title pennants for a bulletin board display.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Students solve place-value, decimal, fraction, multiplication/division, order-of-operations, and geometry problems by filling in blanks on one-page weekly worksheets (e.g. rounding decimals, adding fractions with unlike denominators, evaluating numerical expressions).
A full-year Grade 5 reading comprehension curriculum (Bright Classroom Ideas) providing 72 original fiction/nonfiction passages across 36 weeks, designed to challenge upper-elementary readers with close reading, critical thinking, and text analysis.
An informational slide-style presentation introducing El Salvador: greeting/basic vocabulary, general country data, languages, a history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital city, other major cities, and culture (food, music, festivals).
A comprehensive nonfiction "CLOSE Reading" literacy unit on weather (topics: what weather is, the water cycle, clouds, types of weather, meteorology/forecasting) with supporting vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Convert between mixed numbers and improper fractions, match equivalent mixed numbers/improper fractions, multiply a mixed number by an integer or fraction, use the open array model to multiply two mixed numbers, multiply two mixed numbers directly, complete a mixed review, and solve word problems involving mixed-number multiplication.
Read a short passage and poem, answer comprehension questions, match/fill in vocabulary words, identify parts of speech, correct grammar errors, write short paragraphs, and answer critical-thinking and creative-writing prompts.
Students discuss when they think slavery ended, watch a video and take notes, participate in guided discussion, review lecture notes on key facts, complete a worksheet (short-answer comprehension, true/false, vocabulary matching, chronological timeline ordering, reflection question), and share responses in a wrap-up…
The complete Reading Response Forms book (Literacy Skills Series) for grades 5-6: gives teachers reproducible response forms and activities spanning all six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy (Remembering, Understanding, Applying, Analysing, Evaluating, Creating) for responding to literature.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for The Story of An Hour text by Kate Chopin. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents.
Watch an animated PowerPoint, answer a digital quick test, complete photocopiable worksheets and an investigation activity measuring angles of incidence/reflection, mark and self-correct answers, complete cut-outs/foldable, and use a progress self-check.
Students select a historical Pennsylvania figure (e.g. August Wilson is shown as a sample option), fill out a due-dates tracker (research notes, outline, draft, peer edit, final), use a peer/self writing-tips checklist, complete a research planning worksheet (subject selection, light biographical research, a drawing…