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Read an informational passage on the topic, answer leveled reading-comprehension/critical-thinking questions (Bloom's Taxonomy), and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz; teacher checks answers against an included answer key.
Take notes on 8 color schemes (primary, secondary, complementary, warm, cool, triadic, analogous, monochromatic) from a slideshow, select one scheme, cut out 12 photos from magazines matching it, and assemble them into a planned Instagram-feed board.
Provides a comparative history lesson on the lives, conquests, and legacies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan for middle/high school students.
Give students practice identifying and choosing the correct homophone (words that sound alike but differ in spelling and meaning) to complete a sentence correctly.
Respond to daily writing prompts, share and critique paragraphs as a class, discuss and improve word choice/imagery; complete an 'Inclusive Language' sentence-rewriting exercise; complete a 'Written Expression Activity' rewriting sentences with vivid adjectives; write a persuasive classified ad.
Read an informational passage on the topic, answer leveled reading-comprehension/critical-thinking questions (Bloom's Taxonomy), and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz; teacher checks answers against an included answer key.
Students read/listen to 'History of Breaking' rap song lyrics describing the origins of breakdancing in 1970s Bronx block parties and its dance elements (toprock, downrock, powermove, freeze), then answer 11 multiple-choice questions using bolded context clues in the lyrics to determine the meaning of underlined…
An ESL listening-comprehension activity built around a news video story about heatwaves as a natural disaster, developing listening, speaking, and writing skills.
Students move through a speed-dating rotation, working with a different partner for each of ten thinkers to fill in a chart recording each thinker's occupation and country, their greatest book/pamphlet/writing, and their big belief; the lesson opens with a values-line debate on the death penalty and closes with a…
This Comparing Fractions Math Activity includes printable worksheets for elementary students, most appropriate for grades 3 to 5. The pages focus on helping students compare fractions by identifying which fraction is greater than, less than, or equal to another. Students work with visual models and number representations to…
An ESL listening/reading activity built around a news video about treaties (referencing the Waitangi Treaty and Indigenous rights), combining listening strategies, vocabulary building, comprehension questions, and a written summary.
Give students a MASH-style (fold-and-predict/spiral counting) creative writing game to randomly generate character traits and story elements for use in creative writing.
Give students word-problem practice applying order of operations (BEDMAS) to everyday real-life money and quantity scenarios.
Look up each named person (by last name), record what they did and why they are important, name their country, and color that country on an accompanying map.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching that access to clean water is a human right, using the lack of clean drinking water in Canadian First Nations communities as a real-world case study.
A hypothetical Arctic plane crash gives students a shared problem for practicing discussion and consensus. The slides move the class from an individual item ranking into small-group decisions, then a score sheet supports comparison with the guide’s ranking. Use the reflection questions to examine how students shared time, explained priorities, and responded to different views.
Choose an item costing $200-300 to save for, research its price and local sales tax rate, complete a ratio table to calculate the tax owed, fill in and graph two ratio tables of hours worked vs. money earned at two different hourly wages ($15 and $17), fill in and graph a ratio table of weeks worked vs. hours worked at 3 hours/week,…
Cut out and label Antarctic animals (Antarctic Krill, Arctic Tern, Baleen Whale, Emperor Penguin) using short definitions; read body-part definitions and label a diagram of an Emperor Penguin, then colour it correctly.
Think of four famous pink characters, draw them, and write down what they represent.
Students start at the 'Ready, Set, Go!' box, solve the math problem in that box, use their answer to find the next connected box, and continue solving problems to trace a path through the maze to the end (4 different maze versions provided).
Turn math time into playtime with this Addition and Subtraction: Count and Color activity! Designed to engage even the most math-resistant students, this resource combines basic arithmetic with creativity. It’s the magical fusion of problem-solving and coloring that makes equations as fun as picking crayons out of the box…
Teach students to recognize and correctly use 100 common homophone pairs/sets through definitions, example sentences, and practice exercises.
Read a one-page passage on the M.A.I.N. causes of WWI and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, then title and fill in a four-box graphic organizer summarizing each of the four causes, summarize the 'spark' of the war, and answer a reflection question connecting the causes to the world today.
Apply statistics skills (mean, median, interquartile range) to a real-world financial data set of hourly wages across 10 occupations, including examining the effect of an extreme outlier.