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Multi-lesson literature unit teaching dramatic terminology, play structure, and analysis of the play 'West Side Story,' delivered through lessons, class activities, and homework questions (catalog also lists exams as part of the unit).
What do Fish Have to do With Anything?: A Comprehensive High School ELA Lesson This 145-page teaching resource provides a complete lesson plan for the novel What do Fish Have to do With Anything? by Avi, allowing educators to immerse students in analyzing this literary work. Includes a 57-page lesson plan, worksheet, answer key, 15…
A digital, interactive 'book companion' micro-learning slide deck for the picture book 'What Do You Do With A Problem?' by Kobi Yamada, structuring a read-aloud plus comprehension, sequencing, story-elements, and summarizing practice.
A digital, interactive 'book companion' micro-learning slide deck for the picture book 'What Do You Do With An Idea?' by Kobi Yamada, structuring a read-aloud plus comprehension, sequencing, story-elements, and summarizing practice.
A book companion packet of language, literacy, and speech-therapy activities to use alongside the trade book 'What the Dinosaurs Did at School', for students with emerging literacy skills or complex communication needs.
A book companion of reading-comprehension activities supplementing the picture book 'When Lightning Comes in a Jar' by Patricia Polacco, covering story elements, character analysis, theme, sequencing, family-reunion memory writing, and compare/contrast.
A full literature kit of comprehension and critical-analysis activities for the novel 'When You Reach Me' by Rebecca Stead, for grades 5-6.
A Grade 1-2 literature kit (Classroom Complete Press) teaching phonics, word study, comprehension, and critical-thinking skills through the story Where the Wild Things Are.
This teacher guide follows White Bird through comprehension questions and chapter vocabulary. Responses appear alongside the prompts, making it useful for leading discussion or selecting questions for separate written work. The Essential Question Reflection prompts offer opportunities for students to develop opinions and support them with the story.
An advanced ESL/ELA lesson plan built around a short story titled 'Who Am I?' (about a character named Tom struggling with identity), with comprehension and grammar exercises.
A novel-study packet for Winnie the Pooh combining reading comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, and grammar activities tied to individual chapters.
Practice beginning and ending consonant digraphs using a 'dab it'/bingo-dauber marking activity, designed for use during a winter unit.
This resource is a set of Wolf Hollow Discussion Questions. There are at least 3 questions per chapter section. Answers are included. This is a great way for students to engage in dialogue as well as follow along while they read the novel.
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
A full grade 5-8 teaching unit ('World Governments Series') covering seven topics in world electoral processes: history of voting, democratic legitimacy, presidential systems, parliamentary systems, dictatorship governments, suffrage/voter turnout, and electoral systems/reform.
Reading-comprehension chapter slice from the 'World Electoral Processes' teaching unit, focused on history of the voting system, for grades 5-8.
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 full 6-chapter reading-comprehension unit on World War II (1939-1945) covering why we remember WWII, background and causes, Germany's role, major battles, new weapons of war, and the end of the war, with vocabulary, puzzles, quiz, answer key and mini posters for grades 5-8.