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A phonics worksheet packet teaching the 'magic e' (silent e) rule, where adding a final 'e' makes a preceding vowel say its long sound, through an illustrative passage, rule explanation, and word-building practice.
Students gather biographical facts about Malcolm X (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…
Students respond to 2 double-entry journal prompts for Scene 1 (what Hero, Ursula, and Margaret do to convince Beatrice to give Benedick a chance; how Beatrice changes her mind about marriage) and 2 for Scene 2 (how Claudio, Leonato, and the Prince know Benedick is in love; Don John's actions to disrupt the wedding and the…
Free download Provide teachers with a multi-lesson supplementary pack of activities to teach verb types (action, linking, helping) and verb tense, meant to accompany (not replace) the separately sold verb quizzes.
A one-page math worksheet where students find the lowest common multiple (LCM) of number pairs and use the answers to color a picture.
For 3 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific line ranges (1.3.14-42, 1.3.44-59, 1.3.80-139), students explain character motivations/actions (Toby, Andrew, Maria), then cite and explicate key lines from the text that show it; students also write in-your-own-words summaries of Scene 3 and Scene 4.
Students gather biographical facts about Mark Twain (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…
Students respond to 4 double-entry journal prompts for Scene 1 (Beatrice's views on men/marriage, contrasting Leonato and Beatrice's advice to Hero, what Don John and Borachio do to start trouble, the Prince's plan while waiting for Claudio and Hero's marriage) and 1 prompt for Scene 2 (what Don John and Borachio plan to cause…
Measurement: Word Problems Vol. 3-5 This indispensable teaching resource is particularly engineered for educators seeking intellectual development of students in grades three through five which focuses on meeting the measurement precepts under the NCTM standards.
Find and circle the listed vocabulary words hidden in a word search puzzle grid.
For 5 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific line ranges (3.1.1-49, 3.1.61-69, 3.1.94-172, 3.2.1-64, 3.3.1-54), students explain wordplay, character opinions, message delivery, persuasion, and relationships (the Fool and Cesario's wordplay, Viola's opinion of the Fool, Olivia/Cesario's exchange, Andrew being convinced…
Teach middle-grade students about World War I, focused on the 'Background and Causes' chapter, through a leveled reading-comprehension passage plus supporting vocabulary, puzzle, quiz, and research activities.
Research Dante Alighieri using at least 3 sources; fill out a 'Getting Your Research Started' graphic organizer (basic biographical facts such as place of birth, places of residence) and complete a drawing activity (draw the subject with 5 items representative of their life/achievements and describe each item); draft and self/peer-check…
Students look up the population of each of 11 named state capitals via a provided website link, fill in a chart and round each population to the nearest ten thousand, then answer 8 worksheet questions (ordering populations, comparing sizes, identifying place-value digits, writing numbers in expanded form) plus 4 extension challenge…
A multi-file mini-unit teaching how medieval castles were built, their common features, the lives of castle inhabitants, and siege/battle strategies, for European/World History social studies.
For 4 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific line ranges (3.4.1-61, 3.4.65-150, 3.4.227-283 & 3.4.284-302, 3.4.326-404), students explain dramatic irony and character reactions (Olivia/Malvolio, Malvolio/Toby, Viola vs. Andrew reacting to a dueling challenge, Antonio's interference), then cite and explicate key lines…
Measurement: Word Problems Vol. 3-5 In the journey of teaching mathematics to third, fourth and fifth graders, an invaluable resource is the Measurement: Word Problems Vol.
Students respond to double-entry journal prompts across three scenes: for Scene 3, analyzing Dogberry's effectiveness as a watchman leader through 5 sub-topics of his instructions (vagabonds, a watchman's demeanor, drunks, thieves, neglected children) plus a prompt on why the watchmen arrest Borachio and Conrade; for Scene 4…
In one worksheet, cross out either the proper noun or the pronoun (and sometimes the mismatched verb form) in each sentence of a short story so it reads naturally, then check work against a sentence-by-sentence worked correction in the review slides, which also introduces subject vs. object pronouns and plural…
Follow narrated examples classifying words as concrete or abstract nouns; practice forming plural nouns (regular -s, -es after s/ss/ch/sh/x, y-ending rules, irregular plurals like mouse/mice, goose/geese); then find and classify every noun in a passage (as common/proper, concrete/abstract, singular/plural), checking…
For 4 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific line ranges (2.4.17-47, 2.4.118-133, 2.5.22-82, 2.5.83-183 & 2.5.201-209), students explain dramatic irony, character motives, and plot events (Viola/Orsino conversation, Cesario telling Orsino about her 'sister', Malvolio's daydream, Maria's forged letter scheme), then cite…
Measurement: Word Problems Vol. 3-5 An engaging teaching resource targeted at third, fourth , and fifth-grade students.
Write a letter to the author of a partner's narrative draft, positively commenting on specific snapshots (imagery), thought-shots (perspective/emotion), or dialogue that stood out, without commenting on grammar or style.
Find and circle vocabulary words hidden in a letter grid; a matching solution grid is provided.