Science
Speed, Distance and Time: Reading a Motion Table
Students calculate speed, distance and time from word problems and read a table of a walker’s motion to find speed in each interval.
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Science
Speed, Velocity and Acceleration: Motion Problem Set
Students solve one-step motion problems for speed, distance, time and acceleration, then separate speed from velocity in a short walking scenario.
Health & physical ed.
Sportsmanship Case Studies: What Would You Do?
Students read four short sportsmanship situations, choose the best response, and write a class respect code.
Health & physical ed.
Spot the Hazard: Preventing Injuries at Practice and Play
Students read a short scene about a pickup game, find eight safety hazards, write a fix for each and create a personal injury-prevention checklist.
Business & personal finance
Spot the Scam: Protecting Yourself from Fraud and Identity Theft
Students sort eight sample messages into scam or safe, name the red flags, match warning signs to smart responses, and plan what to do after a possible scam.
Science
States of Matter: Particles on the Move
Students read about the particle model of matter, complete a comparison table, match phase-change names, and answer review questions.
Science
Stream Health Detective: Analyzing Water Quality Data
Students read about stream health indicators and analyze a sample five-site data table to rank sites, calculate averages and propose causes of poor water quality.
English language arts
Subject-Verb Agreement: Tricky Cases
Students choose the correct verb in ten tricky sentences, answer two multiple-choice questions and rewrite three sentences to fix agreement errors.
Health & physical ed.
Team-Building Without Equipment: Communicate Clearly
Students practice clear communication through a describe-and-draw partner task and a silent line-up, then reflect in writing.
Social studies
The Case of the Missing Trophy: A Forensic Reasoning Puzzle
Students analyze evidence in a fictional school theft case, separate direct from circumstantial evidence, and avoid jumping to conclusions.
Science
The Cell Cycle: Stages of Mitosis and Onion Root Counts
Students match descriptions to the stages of the cell cycle, then use made-up onion root tip cell counts to calculate how long a cell spends in each stage.
Health & physical ed.
The Five Parts of Fitness: Sort and Explain
Students learn the five health-related fitness components, sort sample activities, and match each component to a definition.