World languages
¿Qué te duele? Body Parts and the Doctor’s Office
Students match body-part vocabulary, practice duele and duelen, read a short doctor-and-patient dialogue, and write about what hurts.
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World languages
Bonjour! French Greetings and Introductions
Students match and use basic French greetings, complete mini-dialogues from a phrase bank, and write and perform a short introduction dialogue.
Arts
Character Analysis: What Do Actions Reveal About Imani?
Students read an original backstage scene and use the character’s words, actions and stage directions as evidence to analyze her traits and motivation.
English language arts
Dialogue Punctuation: Who Said What, and Where Do the Quotation Marks Go?
Students learn six dialogue-punctuation rules, choose the correctly punctuated sentences, fix four errors, and write a short conversation of their own.
English language arts
Dialogue That Sounds Real: Punctuation, Tags and Action Beats
Students fix punctuation errors in sample dialogue, learn action beats, and write a short conversation in which one character wants something.
World languages
En la tienda de ropa: Clothes, Prices and Change
Students match clothing vocabulary, read a short original shopping dialogue, and solve price and change problems posed in Spanish.
World languages
Hallo! German Greetings and Numbers 0–20
Students match German greetings, write numbers 0–20 in German, solve simple math in German words, and write a short introduction dialogue.
World languages
Hola, ¿Cómo Te Llamas? Greetings and Introductions
Students match common Spanish greetings to English, read and answer questions about a short original dialogue, complete fill-ins, translate, and write their own introduction dialogue.
English language arts
What They Say vs. What They Mean: Dialogue and Subtext
Students analyze an original dialogue where a character hides her feelings, then write a short scene with subtext of their own.