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A nonfiction reading passage and worksheet set that teaches ESL/EFL students about samba, Brazilian dance and music culture, paired with comprehension, vocabulary and essay writing practice.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing practice built around a nonfiction passage about fall-foliage viewing traditions and destinations around the world, paired with comprehension questions, vocabulary/definition work, true/false reasoning, and personal/travel-diary writing prompts.
Give ESL/EFL students a three-page nonfiction reading passage about Harbin, China (the 'Ice City') - its history, Chinese-Russian cultural mix, and winter festival culture, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and extended-writing tasks to build English reading and writing skills.
Give ESL/EFL students a three-page nonfiction reading passage about Hokkaido, Japan - its geography, Ainu heritage, and winter culture including the Sapporo Winter Festival, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and extended-writing tasks to build English reading and writing skills.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing worksheet for teen/adult English learners, using a short nonfiction-style article about the Winter Olympic Games to build reading comprehension, vocabulary and essay-writing skills.
Free download Ten Christmas-themed creative writing prompts to prompt short student writing responses.
Advanced science writing prompts about the fungi life cycle paired with note-taking sheets.
Deepen students' understanding of plant biology and life cycles through advanced, open-ended writing prompts paired with note-taking sheets.
Provide daily ELA 'bell ringer' warm-up activities for April covering grammar correction, vocabulary usage, descriptive/creative writing, reflection, and poetry analysis.
A quarter's worth (April, May, June 2025) of daily ELA "bell ringer" warm-up prompts covering grammar, creative writing, vocabulary, and literary/poetry analysis for middle and high school ELA classrooms.
A month's worth of daily ELA "bell ringer" warm-up writing prompts for February 2025, for middle and high school ELA classrooms.
A month's worth of daily ELA "bell ringer" warm-up writing prompts for January 2025, for middle and high school ELA classrooms.
A month's worth of daily ELA "bell ringer" warm-up writing prompts for March 2025, for middle and high school ELA classrooms, spring/Women's History Month-themed.
A creative-writing packet for emerging writers using 4th of July themed pictures with empty speech bubbles to prompt imaginative dialogue writing.
Fall/autumn-themed creative writing prompts for high school ELA, paired with note-taking sheets.
What’s going on inside Punxsutawney Phil’s head on his big day? Well, now your students get to imagine it! A Groundhog’s Diary: The Big Day writing prompt gives students the chance to write a hilarious diary entry from Phil’s point of view…
A short creative-writing prompt in which students respond, in letter form, to a fictional letter from an alien asking about life on Earth.
A short creative-writing prompt in which students write a story inspired by a cartoon picture, incorporating five given vocabulary words, framed as a soldier's letter for Memorial Day.
A simple Thanksgiving-themed writing and drawing prompt asking students to recall and represent a favorite Thanksgiving memory.
A simple Thanksgiving-themed creative writing and drawing prompt asking students to invent a turkey's pre-Thanksgiving adventure story.
Acorn Nonfiction Guided Writing Activity Encourage young writers to explore acorns through this engaging resource. Students think critically about acorn characteristics and use prompts, thinking maps, and charts to craft simple nonfiction…
Provide open-ended visual/photo writing prompts (animal photos) to inspire creative descriptive or narrative student writing.
A creative writing prompt sheet that gives students Anglo-Saxon themed vocabulary to build an original story.
This open animal-writing prompt asks students to choose an animal, name it and share facts about it. The directions also call for a complete ending, supporting a short informational response with a clear topic and conclusion.