A collection of resources for second-grade students to practice and master common phonics patterns, including digraphs and blends. Includes student word lists and a teacher assessment tracker.

A foundational exploration of 'Coming of Age' themes combined with intensive practice on consonant blends and word-ending sounds common in thematic vocabulary. Students analyze the transition from childhood to adulthood while strengthening their English pronunciation and decoding skills.

A complete set of letter and word tracing activities for the entire alphabet, including teacher guidance for phonics instruction.

A lesson for 1st-grade students to learn how to find simple text evidence in short, informational passages about nature and space.

Students will practice reading informational texts and finding specific details to answer multiple-choice and short-answer questions.

A junior version of the mystery unit focusing on 1st-grade foundational skills, simple sight words, and basic reading comprehension.

A visual-heavy lesson focused on developing compare and contrast skills using common objects and locations. Students analyze pairs of images to identify similarities and differences in characteristics, functions, and settings.

A high-stakes reading mystery where students use context clues and inferencing to solve "cases" while practicing foundational 3rd-grade literacy skills.

This lesson equips ELL students with essential close reading strategies for the NYS ELA Regents, focusing on annotation, vocabulary in context, and identifying author's purpose and tone using passages from the 2025 exams.

A collection of resources for teaching chapters 19-25 of Amal Unbound, focusing on character evolution, the concept of the "debt trap," and literacy as power.

A comprehensive lesson focusing on the NYS ELA Regents Part 3 Text Analysis Response, using an excerpt from John Green's 'Everything is Tuberculosis' to explore central ideas through literary strategies.

A collection of word puzzle challenges focused on 3-5 letter high-frequency words, themed around a secret detective agency to engage students in spelling and vocabulary practice.

A lesson focused on reading comprehension through 'The Pie' partner play, emphasizing Wh- questions and event sequencing.

A kindergarten-level introduction to witness testimony through the lens of a "Junior Detective" investigating a missing snack. Students learn to describe what they saw using simplified sentences and visual aids.

A targeted intervention lesson focused on 3rd-grade fraction standards. Students will practice identifying, comparing, and finding equivalent fractions through EOG-style word problems and visual models.

A targeted intervention lesson designed to improve 3rd-grade reading fluency and comprehension through guided practice and timed reading. Students will explore a nature-themed passage while developing strategies for expression and accuracy.

A comprehensive lesson teaching 5th-grade students how to navigate dictionary entries, understand multiple definitions, and use context clues to select the correct meaning. Includes a warm-up, direct instruction, and guided review of the Zheng He historical text practice.

A comprehensive practice set for Fry Sight Words 26-50 featuring a detective-themed activity packet and a corresponding answer key for teachers.

A comprehensive assessment for Jason Reynolds' novel 'When I Was the Greatest', focusing on plot mechanics, character development, and thematic depth. Students will demonstrate their understanding of Ali's journey in Bed-Stuy through a 50-question multiple-choice exam.

A targeted small-group intervention lesson focusing on CVC word blending using Elkonin boxes and progressive blending techniques. Students will move from segmenting individual sounds to smoothly blending them into words.

A comprehensive summative assessment and answer key for Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club, focusing on character arcs, mother-daughter dynamics, and cultural symbolism.

A foundational sequencing activity where students practice identifying the beginning, middle, and end of simple repetitive stories from the SIPPS curriculum.

High school students synthesize personal storytelling with literary analysis by creating short, high-quality podcast segments. This project focuses on vocal delivery, sound design, and thematic depth to communicate complex ideas to a digital audience.

A final assessment lesson covering the chronological plot, themes, and symbolism of Cherie Dimaline's novel The Marrow Thieves.