A 30-minute intensive lesson focused on the VC/CV syllable division rule for twin consonants, designed for 6th-grade ESE students to master decoding multisyllabic words like 'rabbit' and 'muffin'.

A focused lesson on the '-dge' spelling pattern, exploring vocabulary through sentence construction and narrative writing for middle school students.

A focused lesson on identifying the topic, main idea, and supporting details in short informational texts, designed for 6th-grade students.

A specialized set of tools designed to help a 7th-grade student navigate daily transitions and unexpected changes with a focus on cognitive flexibility.

A comprehensive lesson for grades 7-10 focusing on mastering main idea identification through diverse texts, including fiction, history, and current events. Students will learn to distinguish between explicit and implicit main ideas and connect them to supporting details.

A comprehensive guide to teaching structured debate, focusing on argument construction, rebuttal strategies, and persuasive delivery for middle and high school students.

A specialized set of professional SMART goals and evaluative tools for middle school teachers focusing on Literature and Informational reading standards. Includes SLO planners, professional goal banks, and proficiency scales for data-driven instruction.

A comprehensive ELA lesson for grades 4-6 focused on identifying and mapping narrative arcs. Students use exploratory metaphors to navigate plot structures, climax, and resolution.

In this lesson, middle school students explore the power of rhetoric through the speeches and writings of historical and modern change makers. They analyze how language can spark social change and apply these strategies to craft their own persuasive messages.

A cumulative review and assessment where students apply both slicing and root identification skills to complex, grade-appropriate vocabulary.

Explores how prefixes and suffixes are added to base words. Students practice stripping away affixes to reveal the root word and its meaning.

Focuses on the mechanics of dividing multisyllabic words using SPIRE Level 3 patterns like VCCV and VCV. Students learn to 'slice' words into manageable chunks for decoding.

In this lesson, students will master identifying and using main ideas and supporting details through the lens of investigative journalism. They will build a technical vocabulary to describe how authors construct arguments and narratives.

A professional development session focused on analyzing behavior data, social-emotional screening results, and developing intervention plans. Teachers will collaborate in PLCs and grade-level teams to create data-driven enrichment and support strategies.

A lesson focused on the art of persuasion by practicing the skill of playing 'devil's advocate' to strengthen counter-argument skills. Students will use task cards to challenge popular opinions and build robust rebuttals.

A high-energy lesson where students use role-playing 'clashes' to brainstorm and structure argumentative essay outlines. Students will practice verbalizing claims, evidence, and rebuttals before committing them to a formal battle plan.

This lesson focuses on identifying the main idea and supporting details using a high-interest non-fiction text about Mars exploration. Students will practice summarizing key concepts and distinguishing between primary points and secondary facts.

A detective-themed lesson focusing on identifying the main idea, topic, and supporting details in complex texts, aligned with SPIRE Level 5 concepts.