Science
Punnett Squares: Pea Plant Crosses
Students complete three monohybrid Punnett squares for pea plant height, read the genotype and phenotype results and predict offspring counts.
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Science
Punnett Squares: Predicting Pea Plant Traits
Students use a worked example to complete Punnett squares for pea plant crosses, calculate expected offspring counts and explain why genetics predictions are probabilities.
World languages
Quel temps fait-il? Weather and Seasons
Students match French weather phrases, sort the months into seasons, complete weather sentences, and describe their favorite season in French.
Health & physical ed.
Reading Heart Rate Numbers and Target Zones
Students use the 220 − age estimate to calculate heart rate zones, convert pulse counts to beats per minute, and classify a sample workout log.
Science
Reading Motion Data: Velocity-Time and Position-Time Tables
Students read two data tables for a moving object, find acceleration from slopes, find distance from areas, and sketch the graph.
Health & physical ed.
Reading Nutrition Labels: Compare Three Snacks
Students compare three provided nutrition labels, calculate whole-container totals and percent Daily Values, and choose a snack using evidence.
English language arts
Revising with the Five Senses: Bring a Flat Paragraph to Life
Students identify the senses in sample phrases, plan sensory details for a flat paragraph, and revise it so a reader can see, hear, smell and feel the scene.
English language arts
Revision Workshop: Cut, Swap, Sharpen
Students diagnose problems in a weak draft, revise it under a word-count limit, write a paragraph under numeric constraints, and give partner feedback.
Science
Runoff, Algae and Fish: Reading a Lake Data Set
Students analyze a made-up five-year lake data set to link nutrient runoff to algae growth, low oxygen and fewer fish, then propose a follow-up investigation and a solution.
Health & physical ed.
Safe Bodyweight Circuit: Effort Scale and Safe Limits
Students try an optional five-station bodyweight circuit with firm safe limits, rate their effort on a 1–10 scale, and analyze a sample effort log.
Mathematics
Sampling, Bias and Misleading Claims
Students classify sampling methods, spot biased samples and questions, separate correlation from causation, and expose a truncated bar graph with arithmetic.
Health & physical ed.
Say It Clearly: Communication Styles and I-Statements
Students sort statements into passive, aggressive and assertive styles, rewrite blaming messages as I-statements and practice listening with a partner.