Read the Schedule: Times, Days and How Long
Students read a weekly schedule, find start and end times, work out how long events last, and fill in a plan for their own Saturday.
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Students read a weekly schedule, find start and end times, work out how long events last, and fill in a plan for their own Saturday.
Students narrow broad topics into research questions, match source types to their uses, and build a one-page research plan without using the internet.
Students learn the SMART goal framework, identify strong goals, rewrite vague ones and build a one-page plan for a healthy habit of their choice.
Students learn the five parts of a SMART goal, judge sample goals, solve two goal-progress problems, and write a SMART goal of their own.
Students choose one of three word-only story prompts, brainstorm with a planning table, write a short story, and check it with a self-assessment checklist.
Students practice ir a + infinitive, read an original travel-plan passage, unscramble sentences and write about their own dream trip.
Students total a five-dinner family plan against a $50 budget, swap one meal to save money, compare unit prices, and calculate a sale discount.