Sub Survival Kit

A comprehensive, high-leverage coaching framework designed to maximize the impact of limited 1-hour monthly campus visits. Focuses on structured ESL lesson delivery, push-in/pull-out scaffolds, data analysis, and teacher accountability.

A comprehensive 3rd-grade reading lesson focused on asking and answering text-dependent questions (RL.3.1). Includes a mini-lesson plan, an engaging original narrative fiction passage, a comprehensive student comprehension worksheet, an exit ticket, and detailed teacher answer keys.

A versatile independent reading question tracker worksheet that allows students to apply the 'thin' and 'thick' question strategy to any book they are reading. Includes fields for book details, paragraph tracking, and text evidence.

A high-energy, active test review sequence designed for the Fairy Tales and Tall Tales unit. It converts vocabulary acquisition into physical movement and collaborative debate.

A weekly routine and collection of daily bell ringers designed to build academic focus and test-taking strategies. Includes student daily trackers with handwriting lines, self-monitoring, and reference anchor guides.

A comprehensive teacher answer key and grading guide for the Curiosity Clock Vocab Quiz, with filled matching items, correct sentence completions, and evaluation criteria.

A comprehensive Quarter 1 listening unit for 2nd and 3rd-grade ESL students. It covers school navigation, routines, feelings, and community, with tiered listening tasks tailored for WIDA levels 1 to 5.

A creative writing lesson for first graders using the metaphor of a Māori pātaka (storehouse) to cook up expanded sentences with noun, verb, and adjective ingredients. Perfect for Term 3 writers building independent sentence-expansion skills.

A student vocabulary quiz based on the focus words from the Curiosity Clock story, simplified to focus on four key vocabulary words with matching, sentence fill-ins, and a writing application.

A daily warm-up journal sequence designed for middle school classrooms to systematically practice reading comprehension, sentence mechanics, and math word problems.

A structured 4-day unit focusing on Chapters 3-4 of George Orwell's Animal Farm, guiding students through satire, disillusionment, propaganda, comparative character analysis, and CER writing with intensive scaffolding.

Printable, beautifully styled vocabulary flashcards for six key words from the story ("The Curiosity Clock"), complete with student-friendly definitions, parts of speech, and example sentences.