THE LESSON LIBRARY
Find a lesson that fits your subject, your students, and the time you have.
Students sort evidence for evolution into types, interpret a made-up DNA-difference table to rank how closely related animals are, and explain homologous and vestigial structures.
Students rank feeling words from mild to strong, match calming strategies to how they work, and make a personal plan for a tough moment.
Students read four short career cluster profiles, fill in a comparison chart, and match students to the cluster that fits their interests.
Students read four short original biographies, fill in a comparison table, calculate gaps between dates and write a short radio introduction for one composer.
Students read about Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Indus Valley and Shang China, fill in a comparison chart, and explain why rivers helped early civilizations grow.
Students learn the SMART goal checklist, turn vague wishes into clear goals, do simple planning math, and write one goal of their own.
Students map what they are thankful for, practice writing a specific thank-you note, and plan small acts of kindness for the week.
Students read a short story about learning a hard skill, match fixed-mindset thoughts to growth-minded reframes, and write a reframe plus a note to their future selves.
Students learn four key words, read a short article in three chunks with a check after each, fill in a main-idea organizer, and write using sentence frames.
Students rearrange familiar formulas to isolate a chosen variable, apply them to real numbers, and match formulas to their rearranged forms.
Students use a grid map of a town to find places, follow direction steps with compass directions, and write their own directions.
Students use a data table about four teens to judge true/false comparisons and complete and write Spanish comparisons with más, menos, tan and como.