A practice session for students to master their weekly spelling list through organization and sentence construction.

Deep diving into the final chapters of 'Flipped', covering the dinner party revelation, Bryce's persistence, and the symbolic tree planting.

Covering the 'Basket Boy' auction, Bryce's growing obsession with Juli, the attempted kiss, and the final breakdown of Bryce's friendship with Garrett in pages 129-169.

Exploring the introduction of Chet Duncan, the revelation of Uncle David, and the thematic shift from outward appearances to internal character in 'Flipped' pages 64-128.

A deep dive into the pivotal sycamore tree and egg conflict events in 'Flipped', exploring character motivations and perspective shifts through pages 11-62.

An investigative lesson centered on the mysteries and historical facts of Area 51, designed for students to practice reading comprehension through a high-interest topic.

A mini-lesson on summarizing non-fiction texts about the women's suffrage movement using the 'Gist' method and identifying main ideas and supporting details.

A creative Mother's Day activity where students design and write their own 'Mom Monthly' magazine to celebrate their mothers. Includes a stylish cover and interview-style features for different skill levels.

A creative project where students design and write their own 'Mama Monthly' magazine to celebrate Mother's Day, focusing on interviewing skills, descriptive writing, and gratitude.

An introductory lesson on 'The Little Prince' focusing on the first three chapters. Students explore the narrator's childhood drawings, the difference between adult and child perspectives, and the core theme of imagination versus logic.

A deep dive into Simone Biles' Olympic career, covering her triumphs in Rio, her mental health advocacy in Tokyo, and her historic comeback in Paris.

A hands-on lesson comparing and contrasting the extreme environments of space and the deep sea through the lens of astronaut and submariner experiences. Students will use direct evidence from paired texts to categorize facts and answer analytical questions.

This lesson covers the middle section of Esperanza's journey, focusing on her transition from Mexico to the labor camps in California. Students explore themes of social class, humility, and the physical reality of the Great Depression through the chapters Guayabas and Melones.

A hands-on science and ELA lesson where students explore mystery scents and use descriptive olfactory details to document their observations.

A deep dive into the opening chapters of The Little Prince, focusing on the narrator's childhood perspective and his fateful meeting with the prince in the Sahara. Students will analyze academic vocabulary and practice high-level inferential thinking.