Inclusion and Equity

Use the attached notes as a resource to teach your students about cleaning the kitchen in a life skills or consumer science course.

Use the attached slides to help students write their argumentative essays to present to their peers. The slides include space for introduction statements, claims, evidence and analysis, counterclaim, conclusion statements, and a works cited page.

Use these notes to teach your students about cleaning the bathroom in a consumer science or life skills course.

Students use the chart below to track: How does the setting influence the character? Use this resource at the beginning of a dystopian reading unit.

Use the attached Google Doc to have students prepare to draft a meal. They will list the tools, ingredients, and steps necessary to create their meal.

Use this resource to help your students write their body paragraphs for literary analysis essays.

Cleaning the bedroom notes and picture evaluation.

Use this worksheet as an anticipatory set activity before reading Sometimes with your students. Through this activity, students are provided with an opportunity to write about their friends and people who care about them, along with coloring a picture. This activity is to be paired with the book Sometimes by Melissa Brady Petrillo.

Educators can utilize this resource for their first assessment for a dystopian book club reading unit.