Sub Survival Kit

A two-lesson sequence for 8th-grade writing focusing on the science of teenage sleep patterns and school start times. Students read and annotate an evidence-rich article, learn the T.E.X.T. paragraph framework, and write an evidence-based response using structured rubric criteria and exemplars.

A fun, introductory lesson for 1st graders to learn about subjects and predicates using a Safari theme. Students learn to identify 'who or what' (subject) and 'the action' (predicate) by building silly sentences with animals.

An independent practice worksheet where 1st graders read sentences, identify the subject by circling it in blue and the predicate by underlining it in yellow, and then draw a creative picture representing each silly sentence.

A five-day narrative writing sequence where students step into the role of Story Architects, using scaffolded blueprint planners to construct vivid characters, sensory settings, and balanced problem-solution plots.

A foundational lesson designed to support daily reading practice for primary school children (Primary 1 / age 6). This lesson focus is on blending letters, recognizing word families, reading with fluency, and establishing consistent reading routines.

A comprehensive 1-page teacher facilitation guide for the Sentence Safari lesson. It features a step-by-step 45-60 minute lesson plan, essential discussion questions, common student misconceptions to watch out for, and differentiation strategies to support all 1st-grade learners.

A comprehensive 5-day phonics and letter-matching sequence for kindergarteners. Students act as Letter Detectives to solve mysteries, matching uppercase and lowercase letter pairs from A to Z, completing daily cases, and earning their Detective Badges.

Students learn the T.E.X.T. analytical writing structure, analyze high-quality student exemplars, and draft an evidence-based paragraph response arguing whether school start times should be delayed.

A highly engaging, visual slide deck to introduce 1st graders to subjects and predicates. Styled with a vibrant safari theme, it teaches key concepts, provides step-by-step silly sentence examples, and guides students through the Cut-Out Worksheet activity.

An immersive personal narrative writing unit that empowers students to capture small moments from their lives and craft them into compelling stories. This unit focuses on drafting catchy hooks, utilizing rich sensory details, and revising through collaborative editing stations.

Students explore the biological reasons behind teenage sleep patterns, read an informational article, and practice active annotation strategies to extract high-quality evidence.

An engaging, safari-themed printable worksheet with a cut-out activity for 1st graders to learn subjects and predicates. Page 1 features the 'Sentence Safari Board' where students paste subjects and predicates to build silly sentences, then write their favorite. Page 2 contains 12 beautifully designed cut-out cards color-coded for subjects (blue) and predicates (yellow).