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Complete sequential worksheets: sort/color warm vs cool color boxes, color a monkey/background/macaw, fill in warm/cool/neutral color boxes, learn South America geography facts and draw a chosen fact, trace and then freehand-draw a poison dart frog/waterfall/palm tree, research (with a grown-up) and journal about…
Build vocabulary related to tuberculosis, health, and disease prevention/treatment through a themed word search, in observance of World Tuberculosis Day.
Read a short play script ('The Fossil Lady', about a girl who reconsiders a judgment of an elderly neighbor) and answer comprehension questions including identifying the main idea/theme (matching to a saying like 'Don't judge a book by its cover'), explaining character motivation, and giving a personal opinion response.
Build vocabulary related to stroke health, recognition (FAST signs), and recovery through a themed word search, in observance of World Stroke Day.
Find and circle the listed vocabulary/history words (e.g. George, Rogers, Clark, Explorer, Soldier, Pioneer, Frontier, Victory, Courage, Discovery, Battle, Honor, Fort, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio River, Territory, Independence, Patriot) hidden in a word-search grid.
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.
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…
Find World War-related vocabulary words (e.g., soldier, army, navy, battle, treaty, resistance, surrender) hidden in a letter grid.
A worksheet-based resource teaching students to recognize physical, mental, and behavioral symptoms of stress and apply coping strategies (deep breathing, journaling, exercise, mindfulness, SMART goals, conflict resolution).
Students read instructional examples on rounding to decimal places and significant figures, then round a list of numbers to 1, 2, and 3 decimal places and to 1, 2, and 3 significant figures.
Listen to the teacher read aloud the population of each of six towns and record it in a table; round each population to the nearest hundred; order the towns from smallest to largest population; determine which towns have more than 5,000 people; identify the two closest populations; write three populations in expanded form; find a pair…
Locate hidden vocabulary words in a letter grid and match them to the given word list; a solution page is provided for grading.
A set of 30 brain-teaser riddles and logic puzzles for use as bell ringers, brain breaks, sub plans, or filler activities.
Students find and circle listed vocabulary words (e.g. Tobacco, Smoke, Health, Lungs, Cancer, Addiction, Quit) hidden in a word search grid.
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.
Find and circle Indigenous-culture vocabulary words hidden in a word search grid; fill in Name/Grade/Date fields.
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.
Complete practice worksheets on is/am/are usage (with answers), play classroom flashcard games, and follow a structured warm-up/introduction/practice lesson procedure.
Students say each word aloud, clap out the syllables, and write the number of syllables they counted next to each word.
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.
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.
For each page, students read two given numbers (e.g. '36' and '65') and color the corresponding number of abacus balls to represent each number.