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Students circle the subject and underline the predicate in sentences; identify compound subjects and/or compound predicates; correct verbs that don't agree with their subject and write the correct form; classify sentences as simple, compound, or complex, and combine or rewrite sentences to change their type; rewrite…
Printable pocket-cube task cards and matching recording sheet/answer key for practicing comparing fractions.
Complete worksheets/inquiries on electricity, geothermal/hydro/tidal/solar/wind power, and biomass; build a Jell-o earthquake model and design an earthquake management/escape plan; complete probability and Scratch digital-storytelling activities; use provided templates and glossary.
Students review a checklist of STAAR-tested science skills, read a comprehensive topic-by-topic review covering the scientific method, data analysis, variables, matter and energy, forces and motion, Earth/space, and organisms/environments, then complete a review/practice workbook and check answers against a provided…
A reproducible practice workbook reviewing and expanding basic math skills for eighth-grade students, with worked examples and step-by-step solutions.
Complete practice exercises page by page (direct computation/practice items); check answers against the answer key at the back of the book.
Printable pocket-cube task cards and matching recording sheet/answer key for practicing improper and mixed fractions.
Teaches the elements of art (line, texture, shape, and others in later units) in a print-and-go workbook format, using each of the seven continents (and animals from them) as the theme for one unit.
Algebra practice workbook (Milliken 'Reproducibles' series) of puzzles, games, and mazes reinforcing core algebra concepts for grades 6-8, including a standardized-test-prep assessment section.
Complete written computation exercises (add, subtract, multiply, divide whole numbers, fractions, and decimals), solve word problems, and use an included glossary of math terms.
Complete real-life application worksheets, math stations, games, projects, and financial-literacy tasks covering perfect squares/cubes, roots, percents, proportional reasoning, fraction operations, linear relations, expressions, equations, surface area/volume, the Pythagorean theorem, 3-D nets, central tendency, and…
Printable pocket-cube task cards and matching recording sheet/answer key for practicing adding and subtracting fractions.
Review integer addition/subtraction sign rules, complete guided practice with integers, then apply the same rules to add/subtract negative and positive fractions and decimals, followed by an independent practice worksheet.
Follow along with the presentation while filling in blanks on the guided-notes handout, completing sentences with the missing key terms, names, dates, and facts covered in each slide section (Declaration of Rights of Man, March on Versailles, Divisions, War, Radical Leaders, The Reign of Terror).
Complete individual reproducible worksheet pages (fill in missing numbers, solve computation problems, color/count, answer word problems, read graphs, etc.), one skill-focused page per topic.
Students match fractions to decimals, identify place value (tenths, hundredths), round decimals, solve word problems involving money and decimals (e.g. lesson costs, shopping totals), convert decimals to percentages and fractions, order decimals from smallest to largest, and multiply/divide decimals by 10 and 100.
Students solve crossword-grid-style puzzles where Across and Down clues are arithmetic expressions whose numeric answers fill the grid cells; also complete word problems and cumulative reviews.
Teach students about U.S. presidents, political party symbolism, and the voting process through a mixed set of slides, task cards, and worksheets, including updated content through the Biden presidency.
An interactive notebook workbook to guide middle/high school students through the process of completing a National History Day (NHD) 2022 project on the theme "Debate and Diplomacy in History."
Students read and answer questions about provided tables/charts, then progress through constructing their own stem-and-leaf plots, Venn diagrams, picture graphs, circle graphs, bar graphs, and line graphs from given or collected data, culminating in a self-directed survey/data-collection activity.
Students read informational text on each historical topic, complete map-labeling exercises (identifying WWI/WWII-era European states and cities), and answer review/test questions, checking work against the included answer key.
Complete individual grammar/language-usage worksheets (e.g., identifying or labeling parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, usage) and record name, period, date, and score on each sheet, as skill practice, reinforcement, or formal assessment.
Complete pencil-to-paper practice exercises across four subject areas (fill in blanks, circle/underline, short written responses); specific tasks vary by section and grade level (e.g. a subjects-and-predicates sentence-diagramming worksheet).
Students solve arithmetic drills (addition, subtraction, multiplication facts, division facts and remainders, mixed operations), word/story problems requiring one or more operations arranged easiest-to-hardest, number-writing/place-value exercises, sequences, brain teasers, puzzles, and perception puzzlers.