A comprehensive collection of short, paired articles designed for student debates. Each topic features two opposing viewpoints to help students practice identifying and using text evidence in their arguments.
A comprehensive collection of 20 reading passages for 1st and 2nd grade students, progressing in difficulty from 4 to 12 sentences. Each passage includes five specific comprehension questions focusing on characters, setting, details, main idea, and text evidence.
A comprehensive unit exploring the myths of Prometheus and Odysseus, focusing on character traits, epic journeys, and foundational Greek mythology vocabulary.
A comprehensive collection of 15 reading passages tiered from Kindergarten to 2nd Grade, covering themes of kindness, animals, seasons, routines, and fables with targeted comprehension questions.
A 4-day intensive CVC short 'a' intervention for a 6th-grade ESL student, themed around space exploration to maintain age-appropriateness while focusing on foundational literacy.
Une série de modules de formation destinés aux conseillers pédagogiques pour renforcer leur expertise en ingénierie de formation continue, spécifiquement appliquée à l'enseignement du français à l'école primaire.
A series of reading comprehension lessons exploring various natural wonders, focusing on Grade 5 literacy skills including main idea identification, vocabulary in context, and analyzing the author's point of view.
A series of lessons focused on expanding vocabulary through the study of homographs, synonyms, and context clues.
A comprehensive gradebook system for Grade 2 CKLA, including term-based checklists and a detailed evidence reference guide for tracking student progress across all literacy standards.
A 5-day MCAS preparation unit focused on the story 'The Red Junglefowl in the Fairy Teacup.' This sequence scaffolds the writing process for ML and Special Education students, moving from character analysis to a full evidence-based essay about the relationship between Min and Grandpa.
A creative informational writing project where students become 'archivists' for the Oddity Almanac, researching and reporting on fascinating real-world topics through a field-guide aesthetic.