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Students study an illustrated vocabulary sheet and word list for the theme, then complete a sequence of write-in worksheet activities (label pictures, build a bingo card, create a word search, write sentences/a story/riddles using the words, play charades/anagrams with a partner, make a comic strip, compare with a Venn diagram, and —…
Choose one of 14 remarkable women from a provided list; research her contributions and historical context; complete a social-media-profile-style worksheet about her, following a sample profile (e.g., Marie Curie) as a model; conducted over three ~45-minute sessions.
Draw a picture illustrating the theme; look up unfamiliar Spanish words in a dictionary and record them in a vocabulary booklet; choose useful vocabulary from a provided topic word list and a fixed high-frequency word list; write and self-check a draft paragraph; copy a final paragraph responding to who/what/when/where/why/how prompts.
Post-viewing ESL/EFL movie guide worksheet built around the film "Snow White - 2025 Disney Version"; gives English-language learners a structured 3-page resource to record the film's credits, learn new vocabulary from it, and respond to it in writing after watching it.
In pairs or individually, fill each of 12 printed shape outlines with a chosen small item, first writing an estimate of the number of pieces, then counting and recording the actual number ('I estimate that there will be ___ pieces' / 'There are ___ pieces').
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the history, preparation, and regional variations of waffles.
Students complete dictation-style number-reading exercises, place-value lessons and practice sheets, homework sets, and two parallel quiz versions (Level 4 and Level 5) for each topic, checking work against provided answer keys ('Corrigé').
Across 3 class sessions, students choose/are assigned a U.S. president, research the president's life and achievements, create a fictional social media profile (username, bio, three imaginative posts/quotes reflecting the president's historical context and personality, relevant hashtags), give and receive peer…
Presents biographical and career facts about John Larson, U.S. Representative for CT's 1 congressional district, for social studies/government/civics instruction about current members of Congress.
Free download Students complete words with the correct digraph or consonant blend, and write cause-and-effect/sequence continuations for given sentence prompts ('Que pasara luego...').
Post-reading novel-study worksheet for "Welcome to Dead House": has students record the novel's author, genre, and publishing date, build a 10-word vocabulary/definitions list, reflect on a favourite chapter, rate and review the novel, and write a three-part diary entry from a character's point of view.
Colour sets with more/fewer items, draw lines to match, count and draw objects (eggs, tadpoles, flowers) to a target number, count and write numbers, and match numerals to quantities.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing-skills worksheet built around a nonfiction passage about pies (history and international sweet/savory varieties), used to build reading comprehension, vocabulary and extended writing practice for teen English learners.
Complete a sequence of character-analysis worksheets (identifying favorite characters, analyzing a character, comparing characters with a Venn diagram, compare/contrast, conflict, lesson of the text), draw and describe characters, and use a vocabulary lexicon to write physical/personality descriptions of children and adults; matching…
Draw a picture illustrating the theme; look up unfamiliar Spanish words in a dictionary and record them in a vocabulary booklet; choose useful vocabulary from a provided topic word list and a fixed high-frequency word list; write and self-check a draft paragraph; copy a final paragraph responding to who/what/when/where/why/how prompts.
A fill-in worksheet packet built around a TED Talk video that students watch outside the document, used to build ESL listening, vocabulary, speaking, and writing skills.
An ESL/EFL reading comprehension and essay-writing worksheet built around a nonfiction passage about the British Royal Family, its history and modern role, used to build reading comprehension, vocabulary, and personal-opinion/comparative essay writing skills.
Students study an illustrated vocabulary sheet and word list for the theme, then complete a sequence of write-in worksheet activities (label pictures, build a bingo card, create a word search, write sentences/a story/riddles using the words, play charades/anagrams with a partner, make a comic strip, compare with a Venn diagram, and —…
Over 5 days, read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a themed video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary worksheet, fill in a KWL chart (before/after reading), and do a daily hands-on activity (e.g., make a 'housewife' sewing kit, draw/make a Clara Barton paper doll and nurse's hat, build a Civil…
A measurement worksheet using a cut-out snowman ruler to measure winter-themed pictures.
Presents biographical and career facts about John Rose, U.S. Representative for TN's 6 congressional district, for social studies/government/civics instruction about current members of Congress.
In pairs/groups, students invent and write a brief description of 12 elements of an imaginary world: a country, a city, a flower, a food, a vehicle, an animal, a friend, a season of the year, a kind word, an article of clothing, a mood/state of mind, and an electronic device. Groups then present their invented world to the class, and…
Post-viewing ESL/ELL worksheet pack built around the film "Lightyear": guides students through a vocabulary log, character review, personal response, and a creative diary-writing task after watching the movie.
Dividing fractions is taught across four guided-notes lessons: whole numbers by fractions, fractions by whole numbers, fractions by fractions, and mixed numbers. Each lesson opens with a warm-up word problem, works through a modeled example using a visual fraction model and a matching multiplication equation, then moves into fill-in-the-blank practice problems and real-world scenarios such as splitting fruit into smoothies or slicing a roll of biscuit dough. A vocabulary page at the start of the packet has students define terms including reciprocal, algorithm, numerator, and quotient. The notes are formatted as blank fill-in-the-blank pages meant to be projected and completed alongside the teacher, with a teacher-copy section included. Two supplied PDFs contain substantially overlapping material: 36 pages in one version and 35 in the other.