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Read a prompt (whether art is objective or subjective) and two accompanying argumentative texts ('Art is Objective' and 'Art is Subjective'); complete Step 1 (identify essay type/topic), Step 2 (flip/restate the prompt as a thesis), Step 3 (read and mark/underline relevant evidence in the text, crossing out irrelevant…
Introduces students to Paraguay as a landlocked, bilingual country where Guarani is spoken alongside Spanish, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Paraguay's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
For each chapter, answer comprehension questions in complete sentences (short-answer or multiple-choice), complete language/vocabulary and grammar exercises (e.g., identifying nouns, alphabetizing character names, forming sentences), and complete creative writing activities (e.g., unscrambling letters to solve a word puzzle, drawing…
Read informational text about assimilation-era policy, WWI Choctaw code talkers, WWII Navajo recruitment/training and combat service; study the Navajo code alphabet and word-code tables; translate sample coded messages; complete matching/reading question sheets and a crossword puzzle; review an accompanying slide…
A ready-to-use 'emergency' substitute lesson plan (no advance teacher prep needed) built around a biographical reading passage about polar explorer Matthew Henson and Robert Peary's 1909 North Pole expedition.
A 55-activity book companion set of print-and-go reading response and comprehension activities designed to accompany the picture-book biography 'The Girl With a Mind for Math' by Julia Finley Mosca, about engineer Raye Montague.
An introductory country-study slide presentation on Luxembourg, giving students a single-source overview of its geography, government, history, economy, and culture for social studies/geography instruction.
A guided research-report packet that walks students through researching and writing a report on wind energy.
A 7-step personal research project guiding students to choose a real-world topic, form a math question about it, learn/practice needed skills, research, calculate an answer, and present their findings.
Students write original poems in multiple forms, assemble foldable flip-book pages for an interactive notebook, use parts-of-speech sensory cards to draft sensory poems, and are graded on their work with a rubric; strongest poems may be submitted for outside publication.
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
An informational slide-style presentation introducing Mozambique: 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 student research project resource that guides students to analyze popular song lyrics for themes of capitalism, wealth, and money in American culture, then write a review.
Identify a flawed experiment's mistake, learn independent/dependent/controlled variables, design sample experiments, build and iteratively test at least three paper helicopter designs while changing one variable at a time, submit a final design on 'Registration Day', build and test a final helicopter on 'Finals Day'…
Each day students read a short nonfiction passage about money, write definitions for 3 vocabulary words as used in the passage, answer 3 comprehension questions in complete sentences, and respond to a writing prompt extending the topic.
Read a biography passage about Misty Copeland, complete a KWL chart, answer a fact/fill-in-the-blank quiz, solve two word searches, write facts on graphic organizers about her childhood/career/advocacy, and complete an 'All About' organizer with birthday, location, family, and education.
An informational slide-style presentation introducing Namibia: greeting/basic vocabulary, general country data, languages, a history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital city, other major cities, and culture (food, music, festivals).
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
Emergency substitute-teacher lesson plan built around a narrative reading passage about a family dog, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, math word-problem, and word-search activities.
Read a themed restaurant menu with priced items involving math-concept names (fractions, geometry, percent-related item names), then use a discount coupon (5%-50% off) and a per-family bill total (multiplied by number of family members) to calculate final costs including tax and tip.
Read a nonfiction passage on healthy relationships, complete related hands-on activities, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz keyed to Bloom's Taxonomy skill levels.
Country Study Presentation - Rwanda - Geography + Social Studies - East Africa Try this Teaching Resource on Rwanda (Introductory Presentation Lesson - PDF Printable), designed for Geography + African History (East Africa) + Social Studies lessons. Suitable for Grades 7–12 (Middle school and High School students), this…
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
Students select a New York historical figure from a provided list, conduct light background research, draw the subject with 5 symbolic items, take research notes, plan/outline, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay with a thesis, body paragraphs, and a works-cited page, and peer-edit using a provided checklist…