T-Rex: The Lizard King: Emergency Lesson Plan
Provide a ready-to-use emergency/substitute-teacher lesson built around a reading passage about Tyrannosaurus rex, for grades 3-4.
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Provide a ready-to-use emergency/substitute-teacher lesson built around a reading passage about Tyrannosaurus rex, for grades 3-4.
The Task Cards: Movies Vocabulary - ESL Speaking Questions resource will give your students great English speaking and writing practice as they incorporate movie vocabulary into their games . These task cards can be incorporated in many ways. They can be played as a SCOOT game, used as an exit ticket and so much more. A handout for 9…
An explanatory math worksheet/notes handout teaching multiples, factors, prime numbers, Lowest Common Multiple (LCM), and Highest Common Factor (HCF), including prime-factorization methods.
Explains and compares four statistical/mathematical means (arithmetic, geometric, harmonic, quadratic) using a combined geometric diagram, then applies the harmonic series to a 'book overhang' problem.
A novel study workbook (Rainbow Horizons Publishing) for The Egypt Game, with chapter-based vocabulary, comprehension, and creative/writing activities and a full answer key.
Support classroom study of Pearl S. Buck's novel 'The Good Earth' with a full literature-kit workbook of comprehension, vocabulary, and writing activities.
A cross-curricular workbook using short U.S. president biographies with embedded secret codes to reinforce social studies content alongside language-arts skills (grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc.).
An 'emergency lesson plan' (substitute-ready, cross-curricular) for grades 1-2 built around a non-fiction reading passage about Vikings, combining reading comprehension, creative writing/drawing, vocabulary syllable counting, basic math word problems, plural word forms, and a dot-to-dot activity.
Provide a comprehensive literature kit (chapter questions, worksheets, graphic organizers, writing tasks, bonus activities) for teaching Beverly Cleary's The Mouse and the Motorcycle.
A cross-curricular activity book combining biographies of 12 U.S. presidents with code-cracking and grammar/language-arts skill practice.
Provide a comprehensive workbook covering world history from the Treaty of Versailles (1920) through the end of World War II (1945), including postwar Europe, the Great Depression, the rise of fascism, WWII, the Holocaust, and the defeat of Japan, with map exercises and review questions.
Guided/scaffolded fill-in-the-blank notes teaching the concept of linear parent functions and the general transformation form f(x)=af(b(x-c))+d, building from number lines and coordinate systems up to graphing transformed linear functions.
Geometry activity with scaffolded notes teaching the Triangle Inequality Theorem through a hands-on discovery activity using cut straws (or spaghetti) of measured lengths, then guided notes and practice problems.
Teaches metric units of mass and volume (grams, kilograms, liters) through vocabulary matching, a board game, and a word-problem worksheet.
This single-page activity gives students four areas in which to picture a possible future. They draw and write about a job, a place to live, places to visit, and enjoyable activities. Use it to begin an all-about-me conversation, then invite students to share one idea and describe a step they might take toward it.
literature study kit built around the novel Wonder by R.J. Palacio, developing reading comprehension and critical-thinking skills mapped to Bloom's Taxonomy levels
Provide a comprehensive middle-grade teaching resource covering all major aspects of World War I (causes, major battles, the U.S. entering the war, Wilson's Fourteen Points, methods of warfare, and outcomes) through leveled reading passages and supporting activities.
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.
Teach middle-grade students about World War I, focused on the 'Major Battles' chapter, through a leveled reading-comprehension passage plus supporting vocabulary, puzzle, quiz, and research activities.
Teach middle-grade students about World War I, focused on the 'Methods of Warfare' chapter, through a leveled reading-comprehension passage plus supporting vocabulary, puzzle, quiz, and research activities.
A reading-comprehension chapter slice on the outcomes/aftermath of World War I, with supporting vocabulary, comprehension quiz, puzzles and mini posters for grades 5-8.
A reading-comprehension chapter slice on why and how the United States entered World War I, with supporting vocabulary, comprehension quiz, puzzles and mini posters for grades 5-8.
A reading-comprehension chapter slice on Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, with supporting vocabulary, comprehension quiz, puzzles and mini posters for grades 5-8.
A social studies unit that helps students understand the causes, key events, and lasting significance of World War II.