The final word search worksheet focusing on the most difficult commonly confused word pairs like loose/lose and than/then. Closes the detective case theme.

A word search focused on object-based homophones like metal/mettle and canvas/canvass. Features an industrial materials case theme.

A word search worksheet covering social and location-based homophones like allowed/aloud and which/witch. Community case file theme.

A word search worksheet exploring homophones related to health and anatomy, like heal/heel and muscle/mussel. Professional medical case theme.

A word search targeting nature and sensory homophones like scent/sent/cent and desert/dessert. Designed with a natural science case theme.

A teacher's answer key for the Truth Detective lesson, providing breakdown of the case studies and a sample CER response for grading and discussion.

A word search focused on movement and time-related confusions such as passed/past and through/threw/thorough. Features a "case file" investigative design.

Visual presentation to accompany the Truth Detective lesson, explaining the difference between misinformation and disinformation and highlighting digital red flags.

A word search worksheet covering professional and academic homophones like principal/principle and personnel/personal. Features a business case theme.

A graphic organizer for students to write a CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) paragraph based on the Truth Detective Case Files, focusing on identifying red flags of fake information.

A word search focusing on one-word vs. two-word confusions like everyday/every day and into/in to. Encourages attention to spelling and usage.

A collection of three short case studies—The Banana Shortage, The Tree Octopus, and Miracle Glow-Water—designed for students to practice identifying red flags of misinformation and disinformation.

A second word search worksheet targeting verbs and nouns that are frequently confused, such as affect/effect and advice/advise. Uses a detective notebook style.

A word search worksheet focusing on basic homophones like to/too/two and their/there/they're. Features a detective case file theme with a 15x15 grid and word bank.

A vocabulary list for the first four chapters of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. Key terms include famine, dynamo, and innovation, reflecting the environmental and technical aspects of the memoir.

A vocabulary list for the first four chapters of I Will Always Write Back. Focuses on terms like perspective, privilege, and infrastructure to highlight the contrast between the two main characters' environments.

Part 2 of the bilingual (English/Spanish) visual word bank for the Shakespearean encoding activity, completing the alphabet with common Elizabethan words and their modern translations in pt. 10.5 font. Updated for layout and contrast issues.