World languages
Ein Tag mit Jonas: Read and Answer in German
Students read a short original German passage about one boy’s day, answer comprehension questions, match times with activities, and write about their own day.
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Mathematics
Exponent Rules and Scientific Notation Workshop
Students apply exponent rules, convert between standard and scientific notation, multiply in scientific notation and solve a travel-time problem.
Arts
Five Art Movements at a Glance: Reading and Fact-Finder
Students read a short overview of Renaissance, Impressionism, Cubism, Pop Art and street art, then fill in a fact table and answer questions.
Business & personal finance
Follow the Supply Chain: From Farm to Shelf
Students sequence the steps of a fictional trail mix supply chain, calculate lead times, and work out what a delivery delay does to store inventory.
Arts
Four Composers, Four Eras: Mini-Biographies and Timelines
Students read four short original biographies, fill in a comparison table, calculate gaps between dates and write a short radio introduction for one composer.
Business & personal finance
From Gross to Net: Reading a Paycheck Stub
Students calculate payroll deductions on two example paychecks and find take-home pay, including overtime.
Communications & media
Impromptu Planning and Calming Speaking Nerves
Students learn two quick frameworks for impromptu speaking, plan timed outlines for everyday prompts, and match general nerve-calming strategies to their effects.
Career & technical ed.
Is That Professional? Workplace Etiquette Case Files
Students judge short workplace scenarios about being on time, honesty, phones, and teamwork, and explain what a better choice looks like.
World languages
La rutina diaria: Reflexive Verbs in Order
Students learn reflexive pronouns, put a character’s daily routine in time order, and write about their own mornings in Spanish.
World languages
Les nombres et l’heure: Numbers to 60 and Telling Time
Students write French numbers up to 60, solve simple arithmetic written in French words, and match digital times to French sentences.
English language arts
Louis Braille and the Six-Dot Code: Sequence and Cause and Effect
Students read an original informational text about the invention of braille, build a timeline, and match causes to effects.
Social studies
Map Scale and Legend: Reading the Pinecrest County Map
Students read a map legend, find features by grid square, and use a scale to convert map distances to real distances.