English language arts
Any Novel: Character Map and Evidence Chart
Students build a character profile and relationship chart for a main character in any novel they are reading, with evidence from the text.
For the days you step in
Walk in ready.
Teach with
confidence.
A new classroom. A different subject. You've got this.
Free, ready-to-print lessons that help you turn
“What now?” into a good school day.
✓ Downloads need no account✓ No fees✓ Grades 6–12
Your class, covered.
A plan for
a good day.
a good day.
READY-TO-PRINT LESSON RESOURCES
1 A clear teacher plan
2 A student worksheet
3 An answer key, for you
100%FREE. ALWAYS.
A little backup.
A lot more breathing room. ↗
A lot more breathing room. ↗
500 published lesson plans
12 subjects in the library
6–12 grades we focus on
0 hoops to jump through
Something for every classroom
Find your subject.
Find your footing.
From first-period algebra to last-period art. Start where you need to.
English language arts68 lesson plansMathematics60 lesson plansScience70 lesson plansSocial studies62 lesson plansArts50 lesson plansWorld languages32 lesson plansCareer & technical ed.44 lesson plansHealth & physical ed.28 lesson plansBusiness & personal finance24 lesson plansTechnology & computer science24 lesson plansStudy skills & advisory24 lesson plansCommunications & media14 lesson plans
A few places to begin
Your next class, covered.
A look inside the library. Pick a plan and make it your own.
Science
Pond Food Web Detective: Who Eats Whom?
Students use a feeding table for a pond community to sort organisms into roles, trace food chains and predict what happens when one species disappears.
Mathematics
Solving and Graphing Inequalities
Students solve one- and two-step inequalities, describe how each graphs on a number line, judge true/false statements, and write inequalities for real situations.
Less scrambling. More teaching.
Three steps to a calmer day.
01
Find your fit.
Choose your subject, grade and class length. Filter for the technology and independence that work for your room.
02
Print. Or pocket it.
Print your teacher plan, or save the shorter guide to your phone. Check the student page labels in the complete PDF before making copies.
03
Take a breath. Step in.
Review your plan, check classroom procedures with the school, and focus on the students in front of you.
Different classroom.
Same chance to make a difference.