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This is a partial novel unit for Two Degrees by Two Degrees. Check out my store for other parts of the novel, or consider purchasing the complete novel unit. Included in this unit: Prereading activities and an anticipation guide to activate background knowledge Video links related to the content Comprehension questions with answer key Google Form Assessment: 30 questions (27 multiple choice, 3 short answer) Imagery activity Characterization activity Figurative language group activity

Included in this bundle for Part II are: Conflict Peardeck, Conflict slideshow, figurative language, vocabulary, comprehension questions with key, Google Form Multiple Choice Assessment that will automatically grade for you. Please check out my store for the other bundles for this novel. I'm dropping them all soon and will have one novel unit!

These activities go along with Part 4 in Two Degrees by: Alan Gratz. Included are: comprehension questions with key, assessment, vocabulary, figurative language, and science extension activities, including questions for Pole to Pole with Will Smith, episode 7. The assessment is in Google Forms and multiple choice, so it will be graded for you. Check out my store for the other parts of Two Degrees by Alan Gratz.

This is for Two Degrees by Alan Gratz, Part 3. Included in this bundle are: comprehension questions, answer key, vocabulary activities, imagery activities, figurative language, character analysis, and a Google Form 10-question assessment. Please look in my store for the other parts for Two Degrees, or get the novel bundle.

This is an entire Poetry Unit for Middle School students and NO PREP for teachers. Complete with worksheets, leaning targets, quizzes, CFA, Study Guides, Project and Rubric and a Poetry Jeopardy Review Game. This is at least 4 years of work I've been doing to my poetry unit. There are so many great things in this unit that are aligned to Common Core! I have recently updated this unit to include 2 worksheets on analyzing lyrics for figurative langue. There are over 60 pages of materials in this u

I created these while reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone aloud to my class. Each Google Form is a quick, three-question comprehension check designed to see whether students were following along and actively listening. Students were given three minutes to complete each form. While the forms can be used in other ways, this is how I implemented them. The file contains 21 Google Forms, with approximately three questions per five pages of the book. All questions are multiple choice and ar

I created these while reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone aloud to my class. Each Google Form is a quick, three-question comprehension check designed to see whether students were following along and actively listening. Students were given three minutes to complete each form. While the forms can be used in other ways, this is how I implemented them. The file contains 26 Google Forms, with approximately three questions per five pages of the book. This is for the first 150 pages of the b

Included in this unit is a variety of activities for each chapter of the book. There are comprehension questions, text-dependent questions, double-journal entries, illustrated timelines, vocabulary, inference, and synthesis questions. Total of 22 files are in this bundle. Answer key included for multiple-choice questions. Most questions will have a variety of acceptable answers so you will have to create your own key.

Argumentative Essay Annotation ActivityIn this assignment, students closely examine an exemplary argumentative essay to better understand how strong arguments are built and organized. Using a color-coded key, students highlight important parts of the essay—such as the hook, claim, reasons, evidence, explanations, transitions, and counterclaim. This helps them see how each component works together to create a clear and effective argument. Students are given 30–40 minutes to complete the annotatio

Pole to Pole with Will Smith – Episode 2: The Amazon (Sub Plan + Activities)Looking for a no-prep, engaging sub plan? This resource is built around Episode 2: “The Amazon: Deadly Creatures” (released January 13, 2026) from Pole to Pole with Will Smith. In this episode, Will travels deep into the Ecuadorian Amazon, confronting his fear of spiders and snakes while exploring one of the most dangerous ecosystems on Earth. Alongside experts Dr. Bryan Fry and climber Carla Perez, he investigates ve

Perfect for a sub day. There is a note catcher and a Google Form included that has 15 multiple-choice questions. This episode brings up important questions about the impact of climate change and what will happen to our planet. I have other resources in my store for other Pole to Pole episodes. Check it out.

CCSS Aligned questions for the movie The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas. 28 short answer questions in total. They are for during the movie and after. I also have critical thinking questions in my store if you are looking for more challenging type questions. Critical Thinking Questions Grades 5-8

This is a Google Form with 20 questions that go along with episode 5 of Pole to Pole with Will Smith. This episode is set on a remote island in the South Pacific threatened by rising seas, which becomes revelatory as he helps record a lost language. The focus is on the consequences of climate change and how it has impacted these island people. Many of the episodes in Pole to Pole have a connection to climate change and how it's impacting different parts of the world. Check out my store for more

This is a perfect activity for a sub lesson. I have included the note catcher and answer key for episode 7 of Pole to Pole with Will Smith. This episode highlights how scientists are trying to find ways to combat climate change. I have shown this in my ELA classroom, but it would also work well in a science class. Great for middle and high school level students. This is on a Google Doc, and it can be modified. Check out my store for other Pole to Pole resources.

Included in this bundle are 22 assessments for every single chapter of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Every assessment is a Google form, so it is automatically graded. Skills covered: Comprehension, Inferring, Vocabulary, Context Clues, and Figurative Language. Check out my store for more Harry Potter activities.

This is in the form of a Google Form. The video is embedded in the form. This Tedx Talk is given Katanu Mbevi and talks about the positive and negative impacts of social on youth. The video is only 7:42 seconds. I have included 10 questions that check for comprehension and also allow students to be reflective in his or her own social media usage. This activity can be assigned individually after watching the video as a whole class. Or, you can assign it as a cooperative learning activity where s

Hi there and thanks for stopping by. This project includes research, analyzing, synthesizing, using multi-media and presenting. Student choose a song that addresses a social justice issue. Then research the issue and create a multimedia project to teach peers about the issue and the song. Students will have to closely read and annotate the lyrics, analyze them, and finally synthesize the social justice theme. This unit can be used for grades 6-12.You can level this up by increasing the depth o

This covers the different types of poetry with student-friendly learning targets, templates, and formative assessments.Included in this unit: Learning Targets/Intentions, Concrete Poetry, Alliteration, Haiku, Cinquain, Irony (using music lyrics), metaphor, simile, personification, Alphabet Poetry, study guide, quiz, sensory detail book marks, partner activity for personification with a picture book, templates to write all of these poems with examples. 34 pages total.

This is an entire novel unit for Zach's Lie and is aligned with CCSS. Included: Vocabulary activities-including quizzes, extended response with template, test, quizzes, Wanted Poster, Character Chart, Test Keys, Learning Targets, and student self-assessment. I just added Part I and 2 questions with the key. There are 13 files included in this zip file. I uploaded some of the activities in the thumbnails. Please email me with any questions. I have redesigned this entire unit to make it all digit

Included in this bundle are 2 informational text articles that are on Google Forms. Students can click on the article from the Google Form, read it, and answer the questions. Google Forms will grade them automatically for you. One of these articles is from the New York Times about Nike Child Labor issues in 1998. The other article is How Michael Jordan Revolutionized the Sneaker Industry—and our relationship to Shoes. These articles can be read before or after the movie. There are 35 movie quest